Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 24 April 1906

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    16 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 192. VOL. 11. SINGAPORE, TUESO^^^g^l^^ PRICE 5 CENTS
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    7 1 (Reuter j Agency wires. By submarine telegraph.)
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    TWENTY-FIVE MILES IN ASHES.
    72 1 CONDITIONS AT SAN FRANCISCO IMPROVING. FIRE ON WATER-FRONT NOW UNDER CONTROL. London, April -3, 5.15 a. m. The fire on the San Francisco waterliont is now under control. The railroad terry is safe and trains are beginning to run into the city. Iwenty-five square miles of
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    EARTHQUAKE AFTSRMATH.
    166 1 MOST APPALLING DISASTER IX HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. London, April 23, 8.45 a.m. 1 he American insurance companies have decided to pay all the claims brought against them for damages caused by the mingled earthquake and fire at San Francisco. It is believed that altogether ,£22,000,000 will be
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    ASSOCIATION CUP.
    36 1 WON BY EVERTON TEAM. London, April 23,8.15 a.m. Kverton bca» Newcastle I'nitcd by one goal to nil, thus winning the A tiation Cup. The match was played at Crystal Palace before over 60,000 spectators.
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    COINS TO ADISABEBA.
    25 1 London, April -3, 8.45 a.m. It is announced at Rome that Governor Martini, of Eritrea, starts for Adisabeba on the 23rd -to-day.
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    SITUATION IN FRANCE.
    18 1 London, April 23, 8.15 a.m. Hie situation m tiic northern pare of France continues serious.
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    THE CHINESE COMMISSION.
    447 1 On arrival m London Duke Tsai drove with the Chinese Minister, who had met the Commissioners at Livc.ie pool, to the Legation m Portland-place. The other members of the l Com mission, with many attaches, were conducted to the Hotel Great Central, where accommodation had been reserved
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    RACCINC DECISION.
    66 1 COLONEL UTHBERT RELIEVED OF HIS COMMAND. FOUR LIEUTENANTS LOSE YEAR'S r SENIORITY. London, April ij, s. X n.m t the W.n Qttk the Aldcrshol ragging case has been promulgated. Colonel Cuthben has been relieved Ins command Adjutant Stracey has been relieved of his appointment, mc four lieutenants who
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    NO IMPERIAL INTERFERENCE.
    128 1 IMPORTANT SPEECHES BY NATAL MINISTERS. London, April 13,8*5 a.m. Minister Marion, addressing his co stituentsai Durban, said the natives made the poll-tax an excuse for an exhibition of resistance which thr V Ind long contemplated. Hie Cabinet had decked to ,j ca with their discontent without ask
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    MORE DISTURBANCES.
    22 1 London. April a.,, 8.45 a.m. c TrS. di reported from Dena.n and I. levin, where the strikers have erected barricade!
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    INCREASE EXPLAINED
    22 1 IDOW April ij, 8.45 a.m. Hie increase of thtffMTtson m Em* enounced yesterday, is due to ,225 of general policy
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    TO CUARD FRONTIER.
    19 1 LOKDOW, April 2?I X „n m rwo of constabulary have gone to guard the Swaziland front*-
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    RESEARCHES TO BE CONTINUED.
    20 1 LoifDOH, April *3 f g^j a.m. Madame Curie will continue the researches of her late husband
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    THE CREAT STADIUM.
    385 1 11l connection with the pu m( v j^j t of Their Majesties King Edward and Quern Alexandra to thr Olympian games at Athene, the following article descriptive of the scene of those games taken from the Ceylon Patriot, is o f interest Amongst the wonders of the
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    57 1 I m Suhai. of Johore haa recemh takm delivery ol i Mercedes to-h n racing car. I his is the fourth Mercedes car sold to his Majesty, h ne behm ol a higher ix>wcr than the la-t n»c Sultan ii an expert driver, an,l it E a evident thai Sunev
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      317 1 Che Paper for the People. Che Best jflduertising medium m the Straits. KATZ H THOMPSON, Dental Surgeon, 16. Stamford Road, Floor) Whiteaway LauUawg Buildings, Hours from 9 a.m.to 1 p.m. 2 -i.m. to 5 p.m. ROYAL HOTEL i No. 4, MERCHANT STREET, RANGOON. Sa\tOn StClDart, FnpriefotY. The Most Recherche Hotel
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      590 1 D Special Holiday to CEYLON, Newera Eliya 00 6,200 feet Ois the most accessible hill station from the Straits Settlements. Beautiful Scenery, Magnificent climate, Good Hotels. A Mountain home for Europeans. A health station for invalids. A place of education for children. An attractive holiday resort tor Visitor^. CHEAP RETURN
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      10 1 oi; Guarantee Hk earnest Circulation of anp paper m Singapore.
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  • The Eeastern Daily mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 24TH APRIL
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      COMMERCIAL PATRIOTISM.
      200 2 We are informed that during- the past month five British steamers have coaled at Sabang, a Dutch port, rather than at Singapore, while, during the same period, four Norwegian vessels and three Russian transports have coaled here. This is a fair illustration of British commercial patriotism the patriotism
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    REAL FRATERNITY.
    234 2 We referred some time ago to the spirit of uncharitable hostility displayed by the various religious sects here against a new sect and its exponents who have recently come m our midst. The following from the pen of Rev. F. H. Morgan, for many years a well-known figure
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    HOW NOT TO GET REVENUE.
    114 2 Sav~> the Time* o) M<tl<i>i<t It is greatly to the credit of the British Government and of British Municipalities that they have always strongly resisted the temptation to raise money by any form of gambling. What about the F. M.S. Gambling Farm Isn't that raising
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    DEATH OF MR. LEWIS FRASER.
    329 2 We regret to learn of the death of Mr. Lewis Fraser, which took place suddenly on the morning of r'.th inst Mr. Fraser w is about to leave for town when he fell down m the bedroom and expired immediately from angina pedoris. The late
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    255 2 A plarlkk m Mergui has found a pearl valued at Rs 35,000. Mr. Walter Makepeace, the Manager of the Fnr Press, lias returned from a six months' furlough. Fhe Town and Volunteer Band will play at the High Service Reservoir from 5 to 6 p.m., to-day, weather permitting. Tm outward
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    PEKING NEWS.
    302 2 I From Native I'apers| MONGOLIA. The Russian Minister carefully watching the movements of Prince So, who has been ordered by the Throne to proceed to Mongolia on a tour of investigation. He isso keen on knowing the purpose o( Prince Su's mission that he ha*, instructed the Russian
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    NEW RUBBER COMPANIES.
    167 2 I .IK BAVERLAC (SELANGOR) RUBBER O LTD. This :iy has an i v capital of R 1,000,000 m Rioc shares, with a present issue re the B iveriac m the Klang d fhe first I are Messrs. G. H. Alston, X F. S. Hardie. H. Gordon Boia
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    AN "INIQUITOUS SCHEME."
    168 2 AN INIQUITOUS SCHEME." Mr. Hector Jayawardena, a leacned Advocate ol nbo and lM the Municip il Cou a Idresse members oftiM Grand Pass A ciation the other day m an teech, re "The Public Servants' Salaries ie," ,v.u\ concluded it with these stirring wonts: -"However much the pampered officialdom lj
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    THE NANCHANG AFFIAR.
    140 2 REPORTED NAVAL DEMONSTRATION AT SHANGHAI. It is reported that the recent movements of warships m the direction <>t Shanghai are m the natur of a n ival demonstration connected with the demands for compensation m regard to the Nanchans murders, fhe latest information is that the American
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    THE WORLD'S PRESS
    8 2 NOTES AND MOTIOM far an,'',;;
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    Mr. Haldane's Speech.
    6 2 10,,. Hesugg, &3£
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    Prestige Destroyed.
    22 2 91T nenry Ministry has. few month., bu, ,t h tnved to destro) m i< p, 1 1 Administration ol 5&
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    A Boom in Ceylon.
    29 2 WC 1 1.1 the pnst three m nth* o( our share mark< i starnl »g i payra dividends th, madem >n< and have prices Tim
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    Modern Morality
    16 2 quad vorce Coun all who came int i it causes thannoyance. "W< it was
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    The Empire's Disgrace.
    29 2 Ihe Iv sh 1 upon strength and mvi fell rather abrupt!) cai pedestal and k hands of Japai bj fensive and to its gre itdisa 7
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    A State Puzzle.
    21 2 The puzzle m^nt, if it wa not ret iin th tiou \vn measure of i to assume th
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    The Accursed Dollar
    17 2 It ill p tured u| dollar s two shilli .■•I!- s third CO 1
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    Registration of Partnerships
    29 2 g mcrcl a I trati< >• >upp>rt of tl that class, f« >r I they would d machinati< his nothing m< v i and detrimei I I
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    Duty of the Police.
    21 2 It is iv convict ither it an accus I and plain '1 i day, m t i
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    Redress Obtainable
    20 2 attenv A foot, let v only to 1 throne and m tli< 1 to all ou Vlon Ptltl
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK
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    A PLEA FOR THE GIRLS.
    165 2 1 im \k Sir, interest I ■object *>i !erem< mjr, and Mi Va t i mod all t v 1 M. m to com now rip t i wives, w it W I •ttera hefon m ire gn I i v n BMrelj a matt
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    FIRE ON YOKOHAMA BLUFF.
    132 2 According t«» the japan Gaaetoe, a lire occurred at midnight on the <>t instant, at Yohohama. No, 15 Bluff*, a twostoreyed wooden dwelling occupied by Mr. Kaufman, and No. »5*A, ot the same character, occupied t>\ Mr. Graham, were both totally destroyed. Vr. Bell's house, No.
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      588 2 THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS IS: Apollinaris Supplied under Royal warrants of appointment to I/.M. THE KING The "Stationer's Hall," 6, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN I 1 1 K EAST, FOREVERV DESCRIPTION OF STATIONERY AND BINDING REQUISITES. PRINTING. This department is repute with up-to-date type* and machinery
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      421 2 FRRSH FRUIT ORANGES 50 cts. a dozen APPLES 50 cts. a dozen A rT" I 3he Australian Stores. THEY'RE I'RIME. THOMPSON THOMAS CO. I .^^M^^^^tt^^^^. I a^^bn^^aw^ s^^a^^a^aVsatf ORIENTAL HOTEL 596 E-D NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, j XKis Hotel Just Opened, j Draft Ale and Stout, and all Wines and Liquors
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      88 2 COMING EVENTS. To-day, April 24th. H^ Wat'r. 11-14 a.m. li-i* p.m. W.CT.U. Social. Deaconesses' liome. 8. Town BanJ. H. S. Reservoir, 3 to 6. T©-m©rr©u\ April 2^th. H g WatC U-47 a.m. 11-C a.m. P. .omeward mail clue. Thursday, April 26tb. Hi., Water. 0»19 p.m. P. ft O. homeward maii
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SJN(JAI>OKK. TUESDAY. APKIL 24th, 1906.
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      SHIPPING NEWS.
      64 1 L VESSELS IN PORT. MEN-OF-WAR. Moonstone, H. M. tug-boat, Capt. Mellar, 13th Apl. From Colombo, 4th Apl. I" Rds Sm Belle, Li^lit-house tender, 48 tons registered, y> crew. 100 h.p. Nacodah, 1 2th Dec. from Malacca. 11th Dec. Colonial Government.. Rds. Sm JtfifW, Govt. str. 500 displacement, 35
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      MERCHANT VESSELS.
      698 1 Augsburg, Ger. str. tons. Capt Paulsen, zist Apl From Sydney, 2nd Apl. (i.c Behn Meyer <\' Co. For. 1 lamburg, V Rds. Bt*4o*g t Brit, str. 240 sons, Capt Quine. ?ist Apl. From Port Swettenham, 19th Apl. G.c., and 8c dp. Strait- Steamship Coy. Ltd. For P.<it Swettenham,
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      497 1 Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued. paid up. Value, up. Company Quotations. *i>n™ l 40 000 Bersawah r, o!( M Co Ltd. 8i:i oo sellers 4u 00() 1() lv Do. Do (Deferredi $8 25 |GOO,OOO 00O.COJ 10 10 IWh Hydraulic fi.U I. Tofu.l 11 50 IS&2S Z™' ooo
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      33 1 FINANCE COMMERCE. Government Rate 2 4 $60 for £7. The Netherlands Trading Society quoted on Saturday the 4/ms bank r.;tr at. I 4 7, 16. The Mercantile Bank quoted r 4 7 16.
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      PRODUCE.
      157 1 Tin Gamble: 7 .2$ do Cube No. 1 10.63J do do No. 10.00 Pepper. Black (ordinary Spore),, 20.124 do White, Fair L. \V. 5 p.c. 28.25 Nutmegs (mo to the lb.) 33. do (So to the lb. 59. Mace (Banda) 145. Cloves (Amboina) 33Liberian Coffee 20. Tapioca, small pearl
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      Latest Exchange.
      148 1 On London— Bank 4;n „1/47/16 Demand 2/4 ?/i6 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 5/8 do. 6 m/s. 2, 4 1 3 1'• Oh ■7>'r».<mv Bank d d j.40 Private 3 m j. 4 do 6 m/s .'.47 (>// France Bank d/d 2.95 Private 3m, s 3.00 do. 6 m/s
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        170 1 MAILS TO ARRW. Fi Europe By the P. &O.s.s. I, dtM 25th April. Fmm China By the P. O. s. s Atvmdim, 1 -n m Saturday, April 23ki>. Capr: for Penang A I^ombav. h ihrih Singkep. Kr.nlir Rhio. K'nm Sanjj Penang and Calcutta. Betsy Bagan. Wiihchn Macassar. Palawan H*kong, Shanghai
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
      69 2 Wharves at which different Shiis were berthed. V. Wharf: 5. Van Langkat Graving Dock Van den Bosch. Albert Graii ing Nil. Section No. Baron Ardrossan, Kum Sang. leesta, Crown of Castile. 3 I'm t Fagelund. Malaya 7 (8.W,) Paknant, Capri. s (B. W.) La Seyne. 1..
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      CAPTAIN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
      68 2 Port Said, March 29 la-* Friday afternoon, when the "Sirocco" came oat of the Canal, it was reported that, just before reaching here, the Captain had attempted to commit suicide by -hooting himself and that he was very severely injured. He was conducted to the Lady Strangtord
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      76 2 Captain Moriei of the. Jaixl Atco/I unwell at Bangkok and ha- gone into the hospital there. I'm Rl are \<>o case> of malaria at the military camp whither the American troops who passed through here the other day were bound. Tmk old Town Hall, tor so many years familiar to
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      FLOGGING CHINAMEN IN CHINA.
      230 2 FLOGGING CH INAMEN IN CHINA. Mr. H. 11. Marks asked die Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether his attention had been called to the report of the superintendent ol pol'CC of Hankow to the British Municipal Council of Hankow for the year ending l>c<\ 31, 1905, from which it appears that
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      20 2 Pi A'.; 1 broke out .>n the 1 Pacitit 1 Siberia while en route from Kobe t- Yokohama on hei
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      AUCTION SALES.
      142 2 Powell Co. April 21 At Sale-room, cocoanut plantation, upper Bedcloh, 2-80 p.m. 24— At Sal«-room, three freehold building allotments off Bukit Timah Road -'-30 p.m. 24 At Sale-room, building allotments Rangoon K.»ad etc. 2-3O p.m. At Sale-room, house, and fruit plantation, 2-30 p.m. -24 -Al Sale-room, seaside bulding
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        523 2 VESSELS EXPECTED. Vantr, Port, Probable date of arrival, tuid Agents. MtN ok-Wak, fee Andromeda, (Brit, cm.), Hongkong, •000. Diadem, "(Brit. cru). Hongkong, June. Donegal, (Brit, cru.), England Soon. Duke of Edinburgh, (Brit cru.^ England soon. Monmouth, (Brit, cru.), England shortly. Natal, cru.), England, soon. Thistle. (Brit g'bt.). Plymouth, soon. STKAMF.Rb.
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        237 2 Roon, Hamburg, May 4 Behn Meyer Sachsetl, Hongkong, May 14; Behn Meyer Salazie, Colombo, May 7 M. Maritimes Sardinia, London, June 15 P. Segovia, Hongkong, May 8; B. Meyer Senegambia. China. Apl 24; B. Meyer Shahallum, Japan, Apl. ;A M. Kssabhoy Signd, Odessa, May 4; East Asiatic Con SI ivonia.
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      COLONEL ON HALF PAY.
      103 3 POZI N LIEUTENANTS SEVERELY CENSURED. OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF DECISION IN RACCINC CASE. LoKDOU, April i' 3, 3-30 p. m. official announcement of the de- ion cached m the ragging case that Colonel Cuthbert placed "m hail pa>i Adjutant Stracey has been of his adjutancy, and Ueuts.
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      SOUDANESE VILLAGE RAIDED.
      54 3 HI NDRED VIL! tGERS KILLED ANDM \NY SEIZED AS CAPTIVES I NDON, A]' tj, pm. Abyssinian outlaw, has eS ese villages south- < f and killed one luinF< rtj -one nw n and thirty-three women were yea been! Ed on the Iron- the purpose of effecting the
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      OLYMPIC GAMES OPENED.
      41 3 IMPRESSIVE PRO ESSU >N OF SINE HUNDRED ATHLETES. April *3, v 3o pm. Games have been eni v th< Kins of the Edw.nrd and the Prince There was ai i essive procession ted King Edward a Greek A
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      HUGE ARMY CATHEREO
      28 3 FRANC E HAS OVER r\VO HUNDRED i HJSAND MEN IN MINING DISI KH IS. Api il -3. $-50 p.m 1 re-inforcements Lens. ire now districts
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      HEIR TO SWEDISH PRINCE.
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      THE HOTEL DE L'EUROPE
      58 3 THE HOTEL DE L' EUROPE WILL HAVE A I EMALE ND b ilr. haytor of the Hotel dc I I th< new building the public, inn 'imcd .rdenwhich will be the new hotel, i> Mr. 1 is ed near where eat j which is made k be here. »ta Tls.
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      BAD WEATHER AT PENANG.
      85 3 sterous m I prein Penang and on rrounding the islaiui. The dull arrived m I very much Both tier boats were of the crew wn •ard and drowned >n the 19th instant, a very POM the i-land, with great f< •ad itself felt well out« 1
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      RUBBER CARGO IN PERIL
      76 3 Known that the I 1 nicr Mhore *>n the New Jersej l '..;_i con signtnent «>t l\n a ruL»U >^ \"<>rk; the cargo cannot •v\\\ les^ than /"ico.ccc, probably Die luhhti is being taken out, •< unei onl nuea t«. h<- tight ashore tore and alt,
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      164 3 ■iiltt i, I,', -tack- ot coal at the *'l been known to have been ii <: j,;i-t. bul the Dock authorities hope to nave the fire undei control shortly, and a repetition w\ occurred m thi> connection years ag 1 1 not be anticipated. It is proposed m Manila to
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      THE SUPREME COURT.
      690 3 (Before Mr. Justice Law.) THE BRANDY LABEL CASE. Injunction Granted. I he decision m this matter was delivered yesterday morning, when hit Lordship said I am of opinion thntthe labels are colourable imitations of those of the plaintiff*, and that there was an intention of imitating the
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      FOOTBALL.
      45 3 I he Police Court loot-ball team played a match against the Central Police station team at the Raffles Reclamation ground on Sunday. The game resulted m favour of the former by two goals DC. Mr. Manan. a Po'iiceCourt interpreter, captained the Police Court team.
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      HOCKEY.
      54 3 S. C. C v. OFFICERS It A. Tin S. C C. nut the Officers of the K. A., stationed at liiakan Mati, on the Esplanade yesterday evening at h< ckcy. After Sue game, the Club retired winners' by two goals to nil, despite the severe attacks occasionally put forth
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      THE POINT DEMONSTRATED.
      65 3 The temperance lecturer, commenting on the story ot Dives and Lazarus, pointed out how when Dives was m Had* s he did not ask for beer or wine or liquor, l>ut for one drop of water. "•Now, my friends," he abked his hearer*. what docs this show
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      COMING TO THE STRAITS.
      53 3 Mr. Charles Mitchell, of Gonawelle, Ragaia, Ceylon, left Colombo for the Malay States hv the Delhi for Plang estate, one <>f the properties of the Asiatic Rubber and Produce Co. Mr George Dunn, of tiangwarily, Dolosbage, sails next month to join Mr. John Hunter, of Jalam
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      54 3 Tin I*. and >. homeward nail ■teaser "Arcadia" left Hongkong at i. p. ni. on Saturday and is due here at 2. p. m. OB Wednesday, the 25th instant. Kviiiik Couvreur went home on a ibort vacation by the iicMaacrki mail ■Hamrr Atmrnm acme. ihcre ware many at tllc Nvhnrt
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      POLICE NEWS.
      625 3 W^XIKI) ORANGES Four Kling coolies employed at the Tanjong Pagar Dock were arrested yesterday on a charge of criminal breach of trust as carriers m respect of seven Italian oranges, value 75 cents. Mr. Freitche, Superintendent of the North German Line, stnted to Mr. Scott, m the Second
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      A HOLIDAY IN PENANG.
      1240 3 •E.I».M" Competition.! All need holiday* They are essential after a period of incessant toil, fix, as a rule, strenuous labour should be followed by afew days' rest In a word, all feel m this nerve-shattering age— the age of excitement and worry- where everyone is <>n
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      "WHAT'S IN A NAME?"
      1135 3 "I WOULD THAI I KNEW WHERE A COMMODITY OF GOOD NAMES WERE TO BE BOUGHT." (ED. M. Competition.] Singapore abounds m matters of keen interest, and con indeed boast of her commodity of good names. Take the names of her streets, bridges, and lighthouses; they alone
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      178 3 Mrs. K. W. Nordmann died at Bangkok on the sth instant, after a long illness. Surrey Policeman (to motorist buried beneath his wrecked car): It's no use you hidin', sir. I must aye yer name an' address." Three Europeans died from cholera at Bangkok during the Easter holidays. They were:
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        191 3 ROBINSON and Co. FIXED EXCHANGE S REDUCED PRICE Rakial) Bicpcks 1906 MODELS Free Wheel and two Brakes COMPLETE With Silver Plated Lamp. Bell and all Accessaries The "Raleigh" machines Represent THE BEST ROBINSON Co. I Sastern dr Oi iental 3Cotel, j PENHNG. CRAG HOTEL, PENANG HILLS. Sarkies Brothers, 1 Proprietors.
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        968 4 SMOKE banks. Hongkong 1 Shanghai Banking nOCf Corporation PAID-UP CAPITAL •10.000.0UC mm RESERVE FUND:PlMlllfi^ill rin/ir^ St.rlmg Reserve $10,000^000 m, wnn(V^ lICVUIIIIVIII VlV|ill O. Silver Reserve $9500,000] 195 0 °.°0C Reserve JLiability of Fn)prietors $10,000,000 >Z Owing to fixity of exchange and a Court of Directors. great demand for this brand
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        560 4 i MALAY RECORDS. n Lagu Jalak Lanting T. Kepala Burong Nandong Sayang Gambos Plernban Sri Rayu Gambo Yuman Mak Dabu M Noori J II m Bangau n Loii kin n Asan Paya Bunga Tanjong Kuala dua Tengah malam 1,, Permata Gambos m Sha'er Inche Mina Che'long Bana pi a beram
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        351 4 ll "1 M A -X- JBwJk £3 m. 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
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        478 4 PREPAID. Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, Qodowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. i Day. i Week. Fortnight. M»»t» or under 50 cts. 1. 50 2. 00 3. a 5 75 cts 2. 00 3. 00 4. a 1 100 cts. 3004.00
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        493 4 TO BE LET. To be Ltrt M No- 7. Battery RoJ 0 on 2 nd Floor. lll^ o Apply toGUTHRr: To be Let A Compound Hou vvoode Park. Immed f bed rooms, Stables. entr Apply to GUTHR[: TO BE^ LET, From the Ist April > house No. ioS, Ro^,, 1
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