Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 12 September 1906
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Title Section19 1906-09-12 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 309 VOL. 11. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS19 words
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Article40 1906-09-12 1 Router's Agency wires. (By submarine telegraph.) MOGADOR OCCUPIED BY INSURGENTS. Latter are now Joined by Government Troops. London, September 11, 10.45 a-m The insurgents have taken possession of Mogador. The Government troops sided with the insurgents.40 words
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Article45 1906-09-12 1 LAST FOR THIRTY SIX HOURS. One Hundred Killed—Three Hundred Wounded. London, September 11, 10.45 a-m-Terrible scenes were witnessed of j massacres and pillage, m Siedlace and continued for thirty six hours. One hundred persons were killed and three hundred wounded.45 words
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Article34 1906-09-12 1 THEIR QUARTER LOOTED And those who resisted were shot. London, September 11, 10.45 amThe Jewish quarter of the town was looted, and those who offered any resistance were ruthlessly shot down.34 words
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Article30 1906-09-12 1 SHOWED THE CROSS. Were thus saved from MOLESTATION. London, September n, 10.4^ a.m. The Christians were able to avoid being attacked, by hanging crosses outside their houses.30 words
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Article26 1906-09-12 1 ARE CHIEFLY JEWS. Receive Merciless Beatings. London, September ii, 10.45 a-ni-Over a thousand persona, chiefly Jews, were arrested and were mercilessly beaten.26 words
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Article68 1906-09-12 1 BRITISH CONSUL SHOT IN BAKU. Russia it Apologises 1 London, 11, 10.45 amMr Urquhart, the British Vice Consul at Baku was attacked by a mob. His assailants inflicted six wounds with a revolver upon his person. N ne of the wounds, however, are considered to be serious. The Russian68 words
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Article58 1906-09-12 1 TROUBLE ANTICIPATED IN YANGTZE VALLEY. Inland travelling consider] d dangerous. London, September n, 11.45 a-m-Reports from native sources arc coming m to Shanghai, that persistent uneasinc^> is being felt, especially m the region of the Yangtze Valley. In consequence, the Wai-wu-pu advises against anyone travelling into58 words
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Article51 1906-09-12 1 REBELS HOLD UP A TOWN IN CHINA. Missionaries and others Seek protection m ya.me.n. London, September 11, 11.45 a- mA large party of Boxers have entered the town of Tsoy-Ung-Hsicn. Upon their entry they obtained control of tne city. The missionaries and natives took refuge m the51 words
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Article50 1906-09-12 1 AVERTS A RAILWAY TARIFF WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. London, September 111 1 45 a.m. The threatened war of railway rates between the Cape and Natal has been fortunately averted through the intervention of Lore Elgin, whose decision on the matter has been received with satisfaction m Natal.50 words
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Article45 1906-09-12 1 A CHALLENGE FROM AMERICA. To Compete with Winner of new British University Rack. London, September u, 11 45 a.m. The winner of the Yale-1 Invanl rowing contest is to challenge the winner of the Oxford Cambridge rare when it takes place next year.45 words
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Article37 1906-09-12 1 AGAINST IMMIGRATION Affects British Indians. London September if, 1 1 .45 p.m. The Mayor of Vancouver, B. C.has lodged a protest with the Canadian Immigration Department against the landing there of numerous indigent British Indians.37 words
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Article475 1906-09-12 1 OFFICERS WIFE AND CHILD FOUND SHOT DEAD. Mysterious Affair. Charing-Cross Hold hasjust been the scene of a terrible tragedy. A lady and her little ten* year-old daughter. were found shot m their bed-room. Some days ago the woman, who is about thirty-four, took a room for herself and475 words
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Article353 1906-09-12 1 CHINESE T< BE EXPKRIMK V rALLY IMPOR IK I). Strong OppositionWashington, Sund Mr. Shouts, the In ad of the Panama Canal Commission, has at lasi vinced President Roosevelt and Mi. Taft that the labour situation m the Isthmus of Panama demands the introduction of Chinese coolies, and353 words
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Article34 1906-09-12 1 In almost any c. the man of letters lias, m tact, QO siti <n his position is made, m each case, hy his nature ami his opportunities. Mr. Andrew Lang m Mm ning Post."34 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement92 1906-09-12 1 ONG "^n^*. 00 LT0 <c4PO"i and s ROBINSON CO. i8l"« John Little Co. Ltd. SOLE AGENTS. I f (V I 1 *'^r^*w flj OIIMuArUKCi. v SLEDGE I STERILIZED n^LlJ_ilc| SAFEST, PUREST, BEST, 1 The Perak and Penang Government Hospitals use 5000 tins every Month. J. Travcrs&Soi>s, Ld.J 7. D'ALMEIDA STREET.92 words
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Advertisement242 1906-09-12 1 Howarth Erskine lEi>gii>eers aijd Contractors. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. Telephone 28. Telegrams ERSKINE." One of the Finest and Largest Electric Fans ii> very Bedroom SINGAPORE Buildings m l'enan- S>><^&s& Cuisine an Catering uml.:r Entirely under European <ySPS|fes?§ Supervision of an European SOUVENIR POSTCARDS Management. Expert. v I INTERNATIONAL HOTEL j s a242 words
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390 1906-09-12 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, I2TH SEPTEMBER. THE BAKU OUTRAGE. The dastard yet deliberate and desperate attempt on the life of the British Vice Consul at Baku by some demented fanatic has fortunately met with a deserving discomfiture. We hope the cowardly attack was the outcome of390 words
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Article594 1906-09-12 2 The annual Report on the working of the above Railway for the year 1905 over the signature of Mr. W. Tearle the Manager, appears m our issue of the Bth instant. It furnishes some very interesting reading. The gross earnings of the Railway amounted 10*203,031. which is594 words
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Article191 1906-09-12 2 The irrepressible Kais r has again broken out and tells amused world that the Fatherland is near unto God's hear:. While this is not quite as blasphemous as his famous "me und Gott utterance ot a few years betrays a frame of mind which is peculiar to say191 words
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Article235 1906-09-12 2 Dr. William Hunter Workman and his wife, the MFell-known American explorers, have ascended a mountain m Kashmir to a height of 23,000 feet. The Liberal Press of Belgium declares thnt the Pope's Encyclical to the French bishops, denouncing the Church and State Separation Law and counselling resistance to it- provisions,235 words
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NEWS FROM ALL SOURCES.
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Article18 1906-09-12 2 AS for our b BI talked about the ty-nuic per which arc p r?| Si18 words
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Article152 1906-09-12 2 li to re am-. I 1887 I" 1 year he >v« stud<> called to th< understand, practice, an a settled tion with the py years I ly three or fou ported here that Iw a laul illn s dined to but unfortui true and Mr.152 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement355 1906-09-12 2 Welch's ~™i Ca id beck GRAPE JUICE. ft Temperance Drink for the Home JU A Drink for the Table m ilfi D Hflft 1^ A True Thirst Quencher for the Sick Rcom. |Wlw®^^^4" %J 1 6ood for Old ana young Hfhlctc ana Incalia. O^ Of! Per bottle 50 cents. %rw«355 words
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Advertisement138 1906-09-12 2 ART NEEDLE WORK AND FLOWER DEPOT 217 Orchard Road. JUST ARRIVED Silks, Filloselles and Transfers for Cushions. MANY OTHER DESIGNS. Also a large Assortment of fancy work to choose from. LATEST STYLES. 217 Orchard Road, Telephone jjj c=:: S6l1I Anderson begs to announce to his patrons and friend* that he138 words
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
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Article18 1906-09-12 3 aII I NOT ATTEND OWING tO a ,AI VNnPATHY. be will not attend Eft-* s tain?cert«» .risen «<18 words
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Article17 1906-09-12 3 OPS. r Leader. 1.45 a.m. was on a rived and the latter17 words
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Article15 1906-09-12 3 IF N 51 F ,'.:n. nested by rnor to tiring15 words
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Article88 1906-09-12 3 the Si arrived Mew? Mail-steamer p.m. on expected Jrning the eSurg is iuff< g rough la: bis pal perform chloroform. octor will Lord Chan- people are eson -vc a duty to >ns and blind persona and deas much public highway as not* being There were tons, the I to be88 words
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Article33 1906-09-12 3 T HE CUSTOMS AT ANTUNG. USH SUPERINTENDENT. the Asal c<1""- that the -Chief of the ma House it u nominated by Sir that the Englishman lent, a Japanexplain that Japanese comUU)t principal pott.33 words
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Article2175 1906-09-12 3 rA CHEATING CASE. Four 01 the leading legal fraternity of Singapore were engaged yesterday m connection with the case m which two t'.wkavs, Chiang Jin Kiaa and uw Jim m, were charged with cheatina -1 Chetty Mr. R. VY. Braddel appeared for the Crown, the Hon. High Fort2,175 words
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Article108 1906-09-12 3 Dr. W. Reed Blair, the surgeon offici ally attached to the Bronx Zoo, has decided that monkeys cannot talk because they have no nose to use as a sounding board. He has therfore selected two orang outangs, two adult monkeys, and one baby monkey, on which DC will graft artificial108 words
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Article178 1906-09-12 3 Captain the Hon. A. H. Young, the new Colonial Secretary, who arrived here on Sunday morning by the Colonial Government yacht Srn Mew from Singapore, is evidently desirous of making the mn>; of his short stay m tli i Settlement. Since his arrival here he has178 words
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125 1906-09-12 3 Brought forward Si 042. I'nku Chee Ahmad (Johore) 1 Mohamad b. Kalid do. 10. Ahmad b, Vahva <10. 10. Dato Mohamed Hassan do. 10. Sycd Jaffa r do. 10. I. M. Ka>sim b. Taha do. 10. I. M. Khalid do. 5. I. Ahmad b Abubakar125 words
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Article53 1906-09-12 3 Parties interested m the insurance business are endeavouring to unearth S 000 dollars and some diamonds the property of a Chinaman which are presumed to the amongst the debris of the Talat Mai lire m Bangkok. The search party are quite prepared to find the dollars have53 words
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Article152 1906-09-12 3 The Wayang Pusi certainly merits its present reputation of being one of be>t shows, Sni generis that has ever been Men here. A visit to same will bear out this statement. Rrar-Admiral Bradford, who is practically one of the American Sea Loids, maintains that the American ginner leads the world.152 words
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Article434 1906-09-12 3 SWIMMING Thousand Yards Record. London, Aug. 7th. David Billington established a swimming record for 1000 yards at Wlverston on the 6th inst. doing the distance m 13 rnin 56 1,5 seconds. Milk Championship The quarter mile salt water championship 01 England was decided at the Jersey swimming club434 words
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Article114 1906-09-12 3 The White Cross Football Club will meet the 2nd XI Warders on Saturday the t sth instant, on the latter'ground:—Sepoy Lint RUGBY. SC.C. v. Garrison. After a lapse of approximately three months a game of Rugby was played on the Esplanade yesterday afternoon the teams being the S.C.C. (who114 words
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Article140 1906-09-12 3 THE ÜBIQUITOUS MOTHER-IN-LAW. A terribly dramatic ending to a wedding occurred m Paris recently. A recepti >n after the ceremony was m progress at the house of the bride's mother when the latter, after showing signs of g eat agitation, broke down altogether and openly140 words
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Article162 1906-09-12 3 PEERS AND R'DGKS IN THE VENTURE. Promoter's story A week from to-day the j;ood ship Xema will sail from Cardiff for a certain Island on the West Coast of Africa, where, it is believed, there is wealth untold m the shape of diamonds. There are only about half162 words
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Article83 1906-09-12 3 THE sleep and awaking of flowers seem to be influenced by light and darkness, --ays the Outlook. They awake with the rising sun and sleep when he declines, or expand m the dark, and shut up with the advent of day. Or again, they open and close as sunshine and83 words
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Article510 1906-09-12 3 "VIGORO "WHAT IS IT? The Cricket Club proposes to initiate Bangkok people into Vigoro at th« Sports Club next Sunday. The game has been played a little by Siamese here and been greatly enjoyed. It is m fact a ripping good game, and at home has been often played by510 words
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186 1906-09-12 3 INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS Al rOULON. me experiments of the tir>t importance to submarine naval warfare have been carried out at Toulon. The question to be tested was whether it is practically possible for submarines to enter unseen into a well-defended harbour. For the purpose186 words
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Article211 1906-09-12 3 What is described as the marvillous tree m the world grows m Brazil. It is the carnahuba palm and can be employed for many useful purposes. Its roots (says Health) produce Strong. light fibres, which acquire a beautiful lustre, and serve also for joists,211 words
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Article177 1906-09-12 3 Mr. Davitt, a representative of Messrs Lewis and Peat, who was lately out here on a business visit, has been lecturing on his experiences m the Straits and States m London. Ile gave abi iel sketch of the beginning of the plantation rubber trade, its present area m the177 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement136 1906-09-12 3 MOULMEIN CIGARS." Reduction m price. OWING TO THE GREAT DEMAND K)R THE BRAND OF MOULMEIN IGARS IMPORTED BY US, WE ARE ABLE io REDUCE THE PRICE OF SAME FROM TO-DAY A fresh consignment has just been received. TO CONVINCE THOSE WHO HAVE Nor YET SMOKED OUR "M OU LM E136 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous389 1906-09-12 3 THE LAWN TENNIS I TOURNAMENT. The following Ties will be played I on Thursday A S^E S r INOLK W. J. Mayson v. Capt. R, W. Pormick. B Class Single: A. C. Wells v. F. Nelson, F. O. K. Brown v R T. Reid, W. G. Worcester v L. Humphreys,389 words
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Article330 1906-09-12 4 The meeting of the Directors and shareholders of the above was held yesterday m the office of Mr. Derrick when the following report was placed on the table The Director! report to the Shareholders states that the accounts comprise tl\e Iwelzc months from ist July, 1905.330 words
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Article300 1906-09-12 4 Annual I\i p< >rt. A special feature ol the .:h Administration Report on the 1 ratiic ot' the Royal State Railways m Sia:n tor the 124 (i9Os<-o6X which lias just issued, i> the coloured diagrams. One ■hows the monthly rece pts, < \;>cnditure and net earnings.300 words
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Article129 1906-09-12 4 "A great amount of DOTVOat ener-y said a medical nun. "i. expended through the e\< un, as i- well known, pnulucL^ nervous disorde but it i^ Dot nurcly m reading and wriuog tint the m rvcu> fortei are u^v dup visit to theatre especially a spectacular plaj129 words
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89 1906-09-12 4 LETTER FROM CUSTOMS INSPEi rOR-GENERAL. Inreh.vnee to the recent London anil -V'"^vu 1 1 ireporting th. 7 >ir K.I l.,rt, ue note tl.t PckiiHl despatch of July a c which k P ubiis., ,i, JVAm( lll m|MlK^v::!: lil he blowing rtatemeut: Si, Robert89 words
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Article1076 1906-09-12 4 GEYLONESE CRICKETERS. BY SHORT SLIP. And now I must say something of the Ceyloncac cricketer^, whom I have met m the last ten years. And what would cricket DC m Ceylon it it were not for the great and widespread interest that the Ceylonese— and by this term I mean1,076 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement147 1906-09-12 4 I HEALTH., CLEa N> BEA^r^T^' IMPERVIOUS no DAMP ALL S.ZES, SHAPES, COLOURS AND FROM $8, PEK 100 SAMPLES ON APPLK Tm cement Tile Work. 5h HILL STREET, SINGAPORE. CINEMATOGRAPHS FILjUlsT^ "ODEON" "EDEN" "EDEN" Talking Machines fr. ms LEVY HERMANOS; zL. J2 Mattery «ONEUM tyres for i NOTICE »x«u«a J903 THE147 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1774 1906-09-12 4 SHIPPING NEWS~ VESSELS tde nnesoon maii/ST™ EXPECTED 1c 1 "•-i.-Sv.an., t™. Mutine, (Brit rtt.1 F F r Per Steamer Time i'" 1 1 '<<"< ofarnval J!^«»NCrur«.^xsSiS^S«i, EftST etc Ai Fl 7 P m tr W8oK(Gcrcra XGw^- 5 |^.**o4js2£ rs Albenga. Holvkoog. Scpt.-i Behn VESSELS IN PORT. ttaoSKT B^taS H »iSS1,774 words
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Article378 1906-09-12 5 THE COMING COMMERCIAL WAR. m. poverty is I y lack of I cmand. Foreign I c native law I t would have I p a nese industrial I money** I T 3 jred into Ja--1 Ilions. Even I the Japanese loans I; ribed n. I w Japa--1 A had been378 words
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Article695 1906-09-12 5 A NATURAL IST IN THE SOUTH. Obesrvations of a naturalist m the Pactfir between 1896 a-d 1899 by H v atlc the distribution of plants m the Pacifiche has hod a long experience m those waters, and has travelled afar He is a geologist, zoologist, anthroploeist as well as a695 words
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Article296 1906-09-12 5 In view of the teirible depression now prevailing m the Indian cotton yarn trade, and the accumulation of heavy stocks ii. Hongkong and Shanghai, a meeting of the Chinese dealers m cotton yarn and the direct importers of cotton yarn from India was held on the evening296 words
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Stocks and Shares.
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Article198 1906-09-12 5 Date of Number T formation Capital Subscribed of Paid R eser v P n r, ays at Shares Value up to reserve Company Quotations Present I Price. GOLD. J <9oo |S, 75 ,ooo s I40>000 j 3 5 oo un'^ed Bersawah G. M. Co., Ltd 10.00 sellers 1903 ,£350,000198 words
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Article292 1906-09-12 5 905 ,£140,000 140,000 Lffi \£i Anglo-Malay Rubber Co. Ltd £21*10 1905 $200,000 $,20,000 20 ,000 10 7 Bilgownic ftubDer Estate Ltd 7 4 o •904 Z30.000 Z'M25 7 OsO s Batu Caves Rubber Co. Ltd. (f. p.) /£».6 700.000 $6,0,000 O ;Z MS B a. n un jor ßub292 words
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Article215 1906-09-12 5 9 «oo 7/>3B 12.6 I 2 .6 BHls Asbestos Eastern Agency Ltd I 7 .7C l8 8 S22 5,000 225 ,000 4l5 oo 50 50 1., ,500 Fraser Neave, Ltd. YT^? H'JL 10.000.000rt 1 D 1865 5,0,000,000 5i0,000,000 80,000 125 125 9,500,000 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank --000 250,000^ J215 words
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Article32 1906-09-12 5 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 60/0 $600,000 2 0/0 prm. buyers. >> 5 1,478,000 par. buyers. Tanjong PagarWk Co., Ltd. 6 0/0 2 5 0|000 2^ pram buyers. 50/0 i Q o prem buyers.32 words
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Commercial.
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Article148 1906-09-12 5 Tin 92.00 Gambicr buyers 7.17^ do Cube No. 1 10.80 Pepper, Black (ordinary S'pore) ,,21.87* do White, Fair L. W. 5 p.c. 27.62! Nutmegs (no to the lb.) ,,31. do (80 to the lb.) ,,52. Mace (Banda) 1 45 Cloves (Amboina) ,,34. Liberian Coffee ,,22. Tapioca, small pearl (Fair)148 words
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Article31 1906-09-12 5 On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 5/ 16 I 1 TJ 1 P *P I 1 1 Cf"*/"il 1 W t O 6 3< per an bar silver in London31 words
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Advertisement303 1906-09-12 5 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF THE WELL KNOWN I Recreation hotel SITUATE AT Serangoon Road Opposite the Payah Lebar Police Station TO BE HELD AT B.A. Fernandez Co's Sale-room Xo. 6 D ALMEIDA STREET On Wednesday 12th September at 2. j0 p. m. All those fifty very valuable Freehold building allotments situate303 words
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Article1247 1906-09-12 6 SHIPS MISSING FATE UNKNOWN. SOME SHIPS THAT NEVER COME HACKWhin the northeasters sweep out from the depths of the Atlantic, writes the Boston Herald, -\nd tear up and down the Massachusetts coast, the sailors m port, sitting over their uro.y. tell ItOTJCI of the good ships which have gone to1,247 words
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Article432 1906-09-12 6 THREE GERMANS ISOLATED FOR FIVE DAYS. Three Germans attempted the impossible feat of climbing by a new way the Weisshorn. They were overtaken by a fog, and had N^en wandering m the cold for some time A large party of Zermatt guides discovered the climbers four432 words
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Article322 1906-09-12 6 Mr. Rees stated m Parliament that man-eating tigers a e individually wellknown to ryots non-man-eaters, he u-ged, should not have a price on their heads, or their skins, as they keep down the destroyers of crops. The London public, with its intimate knowledge of ha.>> been322 words
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Article106 1906-09-12 6 lin Austrain Lloyd, states a Vienna correspondent, is engaged with the reorganisation of it* i arioua services. At the beginning of the coming year lines to the Near East and to India are to be developed, and the passages to a large extent, shortened. Some of the voyages to Japan106 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement700 1906-09-12 6 BANKS. Honokong S Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL *">,000,000 RESERVE FUND:- /w^ nnA Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 J 2 0,250.()00 Silver Reserve $10.-250.000 Reserve liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. A liaupt, Esq-Chairman. Hon. C VV. Dickson- Deputy-Chairman. E.Goetz, Esq. I H. E. Tomkms Esq. C. R. Lenzminn, D. M.700 words
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Advertisement457 1906-09-12 6 NOTICES, G. A. Fernandez Co. No. 6 D' Almeida Street. LICENSED AUCTIONEERS, SURVEYORS, ARCHITECTS, APPRAISERS, AND HOUSE AGENTS, Charges and Commission will be found moderate. 9-8-06. v.c. Mortgagees' Sale. TO BE HELD AT 6. A. Fernandez Cos Sales Room. No. 6 D Almeida Street. On Wednesday, 12th September 1906 at457 words
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Advertisement211 1906-09-12 6 ARTIE TULLY. Turf Commission Agent. Now has a ***** book opened on the forthcoming Singapore Meeting. DOUBLE EVENTS. Lawn Stakes and Governor's Cup Governor's Cup and Grand Stand Cup Double Griffins. TREBLE EVENT. Lawn Stakes, Governor's Cup and Grand Stand Cup. i Straight out bets on all events. SEE PRICE211 words
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Advertisement704 1906-09-12 6 "E""■ M ADLET S- W» gALF WANTE^T O.2CC fr 0. A place ol An attracUveTol t.rCHEAP R E t Urn TICKETS m Hi- K& O. nouncc that 1 arrange,, COLOMBO, KANDY an. Jl win,., Tour Tickets H^ Reduced Tariff P S N Co Siv •*t March. ,onr, WANTED. By educate.704 words
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