Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 28 February 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 448 VOL. HI. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    SIX MILLIONS STERLING FOR PUBLIC OBJECTS.
    380 1 SIX MILLIONS STERLING FOR PUBLIC OBJECTS. RECORD YEAR FOR BEQUESTS IN GREAT BRITAIN. The year 1906, which has proved so bountiful to the Chancellor of the Exchequer m windfalls from millio- aire estates, has been rich m bequests for public uses, and a sum of nearly ,£6,000,000 has been left
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    A ROYAL STORY.
    212 1 The recent visit of King Edward and Cjueen Alexandra to Burton-on- Trent r.ccalls a story that ha-^ been told for generations past m Burton, but which is so good that it is worth repeating. During the latter year of the eighteenth century, when George 111. was king,
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    A WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY RECORD IN EASTERN WATERS.
    120 1 It is reported that the L*. S. S. Chattanooga, now at anchor m Manila l>ay, has broken the reconl for long distance wireless telegraphy m the American navy. While going down the coast of China, the Hagship West Virginia, which was lying at
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    THE NORWEGIAN TRAVELLERS.
    103 1 News has been received that the Norwegian travellers Messrs C. W. Rubinsen and T. Morward Aas have halted at the Tibetan monastery at Pemyonchi, on their way to Kangla Pass, and arc waiting for more favour able weather before attempting the ascent of Kabru Snowy Peak, next
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    "MY DARK PAST."
    827 1 "MY DARK PAST. SAD LETTERS FROM GAOL A vivid instance of how, In the life history of a criminal there is often lo be found a happy trait of character, which seem^ a strange contradiction to a previous career of roguery, has been furnished as the result of a case
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    THE GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTIES OF THE LAW.
    129 1 Most people arc aware it is possible to insure against bad weather, twins, an accident to the cook, a progressive victory, or almost any other calamity; but it is news that insurance against the uncertainty of the law, as represented by the surprise packets
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      119 1 pt pap er Che Bcsl lldoertisMfi tedium i" Straits. JOHN LITTLE Co., I LIMITED. Vhhwmhb^< L_^ I Standard uSieyele. Cl and I ementa OMPLETE WITH LAMP I AND BELL. I jEV_Y HERMANOS.} ANDIPRECIOUS STONES, GOLD, SILVER I NJCKEL, WATCHES CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS, I klcon Double Sided Disc Records. I lACHINES
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      162 1 Howarth Erskine I Ep^ipccrs apd Contractors. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. I Telephone 23. Telegrams ERSKJCNE." I > ell/Cl rlUlUl W*J» 7MOTORS '^motorcars THOROUGHLY RELIABLE A UP-TO-DATE, MOTOR LORRIES motor bSats WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. I piLEY ARGREAVES QO. Ltd. I 7ELEGRAPII/C ADDRESS:-"HARGREikVES," SINGAPORE. .TAILORING. .1 WE MAKE WHAT YOU WANT. I GOOD FIT.
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      10 1 oic Guarantee tDe earnest Circulation of anp paper In Singapore.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. THURSDAY 28TH FEBRUARY. THE POLICE LAUNCHES
    596 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. THURSDAY 28TH FEBRUARY. THE POLICE LAUNCHES Apropos of the recent affray m tile harbour, the question is being asked by the public how it came about that there were not more police launches available for police work on such an extreme occasian. We
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    WATER METERS.
    432 2 The common water meter m general use m Singapore is a cheap and detective article. This was very soun discovered. Sometimes it works that is when there is a fairly good pressure of water passing through it. Very often it works when only the air m the mains
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    298 2 H. L. Sir John Anderson i> expected from lcluk Anson to-day. 1 HE next Assizes will commence itsittings on tl;e sth proximo. I ickkts tor the hi ic-c < oncer; Marc'i Ist can be had from M Kirn Co. Phere were ten deaths from plagu< at Ban Vmm Province, Siam,
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    PRINCE FUSHIM SINGAPORE
    57 2 PRINCE FUSHIM SINGAPORE [)ISI,N G1 H I nio,, sb y|. and cbservan! mandeda nt hi, ol the shan, command of and v. Following mihta to the Unit tion. Princ, Fu>| i and guished officers, i sh;, i On milita Yokol off the collided but gust was K. X met His
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    34 2 An valua! intends ing tl III: S received" Legibet uk 1 )ecem!.i > partiß on a tour bu^i; I b) metit wishes brini; i. I (A I S conferem c d the pi the chair,
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    WHAT OUR READERS
    91 2 1 Sir, to: V ompa I sonic v.. 01 rema Your roum: standinfundament dividual Evt r alter tion I VY questit pro\ i It 1 pany l I seen but tht work comp sidered data slioul-' tact hull tion. i m Siiu and I a sanu I
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      286 2 H.SCHAEFER&Co. Ulc becj 10 tnfor m our customers thai the aicll known Old V^^| Caplor Sold up to WK^^M ft* lsl fl P ril 19 7 at 50. 25, per case of 1 2 bottles. RETAIL OF ALL DEALERS. £fC,Sehciefer&Co. To-Ni^t To-Ni£bt. 1 iIC 1 vO\ f cl 1 Cinematograph
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      405 2 ED. PINAUD'S PERFUMERY call the attention of its numerous customers to the fact that none of H§ products is genuine unless bearing the following registered Trade Marks: These Trade Marks |»affi yam m m wmm A I M£ fta r PORT E- V E I IM E a Extrait Vegetal
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      242 2 Special Notice. We htirr reseiv&l intntenms complaints a ue id late delivery ami nondelivery of the E.D.M. This is a state of af/ain we regret exceedingly, and we are most anxious to put a stop to it. We are taking every posnil tie step to do so, and shall l>e
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      98 2 cOMING EVENTS. To-day, Yah. 28tb "TTigh Water U 89 a. 11-^) p. Purim (Jewish Festival*. S. C C. Tennis. Bishops at If. E. < hurcli, 81Emulation Lodge s-oj p. Full Moon 1-22 p. T©-m©rro\v Mar. Ist High Water 1 1-9 a 1 1-Vjp. St. David's Day. Tanglin Club. At Home
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    SPORT ARTHUR MRRENDER.
    20 3 mjggm^ submarine al SmirH a December 1004, cM vithcow». 1 lUr itism resultri Arthur U ghly ex-
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    UNKNOWN
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    Hay's great Glove Fight
    73 3 II i NTESI E "?th gh onM e» g Moir on the g md cc. .ever, Moir gins till each, man g the head ght S the XtK t down. I B( K. his X p c winner, adept m V Ilery. I fown, the made
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    UNKNOWN
    60 3 I m. m n .erally w jj H.iidane's B rganisak e y authorities W- it .^mH es -.c'ude W"' -g. W sterling young I tve got I eservc ticising the I Mr. ice a f a depriv- 1 -ng C scd pular c scheme India. said he no 1
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    German Elections.
    18 3 »W REPLIES 1(1 ATTACKS „m. with meat's t ;f m ibed with Ie S" 11 .and
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    Obituary.
    4 3 m« London, Feb
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    19 3 N Mrs. I <f7T MATTHEWS left -eKng.aud'' e^ence of t) number of hi, including the *Co J -^m.. Howarth
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    Boiler Explosion.
    100 3 Waiter's Agency wires (By submarine telegraph.) < >N BOARD H. M. S. M DRAGON." London, Feb. 27, 1.10 p.m. A boiler explosion on board H. M. S. Dragon is reported from the Island of Corfu, m Greece. Two men were killed and four injured. The torpedo-boat destroyer Dragon
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    The Solidarity of the Anglo-Saxon Race.
    96 3 The Solidarity of the AngloSaxon Race. London, Feb. 27, 1.10 p.m. Mr. James Bryce, the new British Ambassador to Washington, has presented his credentials to President Roosevelt. In receiving the new Ambassador, President Roosevelt said Mr. Bryce's mission to maintain cordial relations between Britain and the United States was bound
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    Death of a Distinguished General.
    175 3 London, Feb. 27, 1.10 p.m. The death \a announced of General the Hon. R. Rollo, k. c. b., Colonel of the Black Watch (Royal Highlanders.) General the Hon. Sir Robert Rollo, K. C. 8., was honorary Cokmel of the Black Watch, the Royal 1 ighlanders.
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    German Colonial Minister's Tour in Africa.
    34 3 London, Feb. r;. 1-10 p.m. Hen Dernburg, the German Minister lor the Colonies starts m May on a tour extending over four months m German East Africa. g
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING.
    166 3 An Ordinary Meeting of the Municipal Commi-siorers will be held m the Board Room, on Friday, the ist March, a: :.$o p.m., punctually. Agenda. 1. To confirm, if approved, the Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Bth February. 2. President's Remarks. 3. Questions by the Municipal Commissioner-. 4.
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    FRANCE'S RELATIONS WITH JAPAN.
    191 3 THE VIEWS OF M. PAUL DESCHANEL. We learn from home exchanges that a French newspaper has published an interview with M. Paul Deschanel on French foreign affairs. M. Paul Deschanel, who has for some time been marked out by the public as a possible President of
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    PENANG NOTES.
    776 3  -  [From Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, Monday, 25th Feb. Dear Mr. Editor :-Penang is quiet now, no hmg of imports hiving oc visitors Bl^! thC <™ re of *c Royal visitors. Almost all the decorations have been pulled down but thosTofT Sim°- PP<)Slte the clubs and houses tin afteT
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    KEANE HICKS-BEACH.
    188 3 A marriage has been arranged between Sir John Keane and the Hon. Eleanor Hicks-Beach, elder daughter of Viscount and ~iscountess St. Aldwyn, and a cousin of Lord Fortescue. The future bride has passed her premiere jeunesse but has many charms and attractions. She is tall, dark, and dignified,
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    71 3 It is pretty certain that attacks of indegestion cause attacks of asthma m those subject to them. So all asthmatics ought to avoid cheese, pickles, celery sardines, pastry, porter, pork and such fruits as nuts. Between the attacks one can only try and live quietly and without much excitement. As
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    SUPREME COURT.
    1053 3 END OF BIG PROMISSORY NOTE CASE. Before the Chief Justice yesterday morning the case of Mootiah Chetty vs Cheang Jim Hoe, for balance of $7 i 9O alleged to be due on two promissory notes, was concluded. Ho Beng Chong, the defendants father-in-law, denied having made endorsements on
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    BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
    564 3 BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. m 1a; slUial[?5 lUia l[? between the Warders Mess and the Police, played at the Warders' Recreation Club as reported m our Columns before, ended m a win for the former by 265 points lhese games finished very close, but for the rest, the Warders had mostly their
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      98 3 THE FAMOUS WAYANG KASSIjVI. To-Night To-Night Thursday, 28th Feb. 07. AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL, No>th Bridge Road. The Dutch and Malay Variety I Company of Singapore. STRONGER THAN EVER. Will produce The Play entitled "Kamin Siti hasna," Prices $2, SI, 50 cts and 25 cts. (No performance on Sunday night.)
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      402 3 m FRENCH CINEMATOGRAPH To-pi^t To-t>i§l>t Entire Change of Programme WE WILL EXHIBIT l IIE BESI Pl(. l IKIB PROM OU» I.AHOb AND \AUILD STOCK OF XII.MS. DON'T MISS THIS OCCASION. FIRST SHOW 7.30yM T SFIED W UR SH W SECOND SHOW 9.30 P.M. SfCatinee Svery Saturday •w,,.«~,-. From 6 to
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    CLOTHES.
    240 4 M.n k Pwain4ias always had an 01 iginal mind. We sec that he has turned it neu to the Question of clothes. Ihe other day, when all Washington wa> slapping itself and saying how cold it was, Mark Twain appeared m a suit of white flannel. When a member
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    HUGH PROFESSIONAL FEES
    152 4 Enormous as is the fee, for the recovery of which a well-known Paris >urge<>n is being it from constituting a record. Neatly a century ago Sir Astley Cooper received /"i.occ n tnp to Vienna to attend upon Pr :icc fc>terlKt/y and for a journey to St. Petersburg
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    A FACE IN A CROWD.
    155 4 I spent an hour m idlene--Because a bright lace glanced at me, I lalf shy, halt >weet disdainfulness, Where radiant eyes of mystery. Where radiant lights of morning played, Discerning, deep, and unafraid. I smv a gleam of white-gloved hands, A shining cloud of wilful
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    150 4 A man's learning dies with him eve' his virtues fade out of remembrance but the dividend-, on the stocks he bequeaths to his children live and keep hi> memory green. Holmes. JAPANESE contemporaries state that tlir Yokohama Specie Bank intends to increase iN present capital, twentylour million yen, to -cventy-iive
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    POLICE NEWS.
    1028 4 MORE COUNTERFEITING WARE. Ten and Twknty-Cent Pieces. Yesterday, Inspector Crummey placed Chan A Chak before Mr. Green, 2nd Magistrate, for preliminary enquiry into allegationsof (1) possession of counterfeit ten and twenty-cent pieces of the King's coins on the 19th instant. Mr. P. J. Sproule, the Deputy Public Prosecutor,
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    32 4 Coini Paul WclfT-Metternich (German Ambassador m London), speaking at 1. commercial banquet at Newcastle delivered an approving -peech against the false doctrine that commercial rivalry is a hindrance to friendship between countries.
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      223 4 VELAVAN COY., COMMISSION. FORWARDING cV GENERAL SUPPLY AGENTS. Importers of -^N Fodder, C\»coa (seeds) "Household* 1 Brand Ceylon lea, Asahi Beer, Spices <S:c. Representing riANG LEE Co., PENANG AND KUALA LUMPUR CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY, PENANG THE "EASTERN DAILY MAIL" J Loans and Mortgages arranged on easy terms and at shortest notice.
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      725 4 TRfIDES, PROFESSIONS AGEJjfI SINGAPORE FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR, jj Robinson Road, (I\\s.\k Lama.) Whisky, Brandy, Sherry, Port at $1 bottle to $4 bottle duty paid Cigars, Dutch, Manila, Hanomahs, and Brazilain from $2- 100 m tin boxes. Egyptian Cigarettes Yafiadis. $1.25 pe r lO Cigar and Cigarette Holders m Amber
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      84 4 of •KAI I NEGRI SEMBuFk I C3eneralMen T "E fEn ERll PS ™E ORAGoJ LANGKAT K £r M MARINE mt^M RassoolbhoTH Deai» Silk- B Dealers m Goodsid »nd bentiJj m^ m^^^~^ m m^^^aa de IFOH FEDERAL CYCII Cycles, I H. W. A. Oe SILtl Maw fl 9 i I on.
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      298 4 CliS^^H^^^^y^^^l^H I y^jM^^B lV^%s^ SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS EXPECTED. A'.iiMf, Port, Probable date of Arrival, and name Agents. Steamers. Ait lie, Sydney, Feb 24 Bonstcad Antenor, Liverpool, Feb 27 Mansfield Aparima, Australia, Feb Boustead Arcadia, Colombo, Mai 30 P. O. Australian, Saigon, Mar 11 M. Mari times Austria. Hongkong, Mar 13;
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      278 4 K. Willem II, Amsterdam, Apl 27 Daendels K. Wilhelmina, A'terdam, Mar. 2 Daendels Laisang, Calcutta, Apl. 27 Boustead Liberia, Hamburg, Feb 23 B Meyer Lightning, Calcutta, Feb. 24 P. Simons Machaon, China, Mar. 3 Mansfield Malacca, London, Apl. 13 P. O. Malta, Colombo, Mar 2 P O Coy Muncaster Castle,
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    46 5 ■Pi I'n^Hng streel W I Cl walking along I rai H itched the bag and ri m his ni Erß erC ",'ic I r H- :c by In- fa bundle I ues- aw A0 I if I 16, to be L i H< I I m
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    FOR ON THE MADRAS VICTORIA MEMORIAL
    25 5 IB H K. HT B c Bp B ej bev<) Kf g c that Icoo Ittor *ing a inn
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    S. T. P. O'CONNOR ON BESTDRESSED WOMEN.
    35 5 In her -hops, een m \meri- and c Tien— lildren r Ene too much chineM that superior 1 Ame- and con- iy about glitteruxurious he has md or
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    THE LATE RAPT PENNELL.
    26 5 It CaptI is .luring m >sessX then I r T rhis officer, >wn, ran B listinct m bullet-,' rover I -mith chc.
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    AN EXTRAORDINARY REPORT.
    32 5 I. DuUished tt a coated by the -per, has i be tiOM Vmerican 1 -troug tceling 'bington v. t .,the article. The I ani, and attack print- made to
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    FASCINATION OF THE EAST.
    552 5 STORY OF A YOUNG MAN'S DOWNFALL. some two or three years ago a bright Australian youth, with a fair amount of money m his pocket, came to this port to seek employment, writes the Mianghai correspondent of the M S C Morning Po>t. He was not
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    THE GERMAN EMPEROR
    169 5 The German Emperor has just dealt a death blow to the old German custom of tucking a serviette into one's collar at the dinner table. The other evening one of the Ministers, a man little versed m the ways of Court circles, was invited to the Imperial
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    THE THAW FAMILY MARRYING FOR MONEY.
    104 5 Henry Collins, who married into the I I haw millions by becoming the hu--band of the daughter of Harry K. Thaw's elder sister, has been expelled from the Pittsburg Club, the most exclusive organization m that part of the State. Collins was always great
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    44 5 It i< reported that a company will probably be formed m England to work the 2,000 acre rubber concession recently granted to Mr. W. De Mornay near Kuala Telemong m the Bentong di-triet The land is now being surveyed, says the Ma lav Mail.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    555 5 g£ Capital. Subscbed "Jf" Issue Paid p*«..™ Pa^T,t Shares Value up to Reserve Company Quotations &Sm Pric GOLD. 1900 $175.000 $140 ,000 f MOD^BLI I*° $I HersawahG.M.Co..Ltd I 5.00 nominal 1900^400,000 £350,000 35oX> $I Duff Devo.opment Co Ltd s°°'5 I*l 3300,000 $293 ,000 KS JS JIS Kadanacfe".:^^;
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      PRODUCE.
      155 5 Gambier buyers 7. 15 do Cube No. 1 10.55 Copra, Bali M n.OO do Fontianak 10.45 Pepper, Black (ordinary Singapore) 18.75 do White, Fair L. W. 5 per cent. 25.25 Sago Sarawak Flour 2.974 do Brunei No. 1 2.99 Pearl Sago, small 5.40 Coffee, Bali 16^ per cent. buyers
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      EXCHANGE.
      99 5 On London.- Bank j m w, ,w,^ Demand z i. f dp. 6 ma V/ 5 3/ Private 3 nut 4 On (jcnnany. Bank d d _> o Private 3ms h i do 6m a 2.48.] O« F ratio:. -Bank d d QC J nvate 3 n a j.
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      334 5 5 MONEY SAVED^ I is 1 I MONEY EARNED.! I IF YOU INTEND TO SELL YOUR LAND AND HOUSE PROPERTIES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC. I p FIRST CONSULT A IG. A. Ferpai>dez&Co. I Auctioneers, No. 6 D' Almeida Street I I WHOSE RATES ARE THE CHEAPEST, CHARGES AND I COMMISSION THE
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      134 5 MAILS CLOSE. To-Day. For Per Steamer Time H'kong and Shanghai Benlawers 11 a m Bangkok Natuna 11 a m Europe via ports Devanha noon Muar and Malacca Jin lloipm Malacca and Linggi Kheng Seng lpm Penang and Deli Hebe 3pm H'kong, Amoy and, Swatow Hong Moh 3 p m Manila
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    TWISTS AND TURNS IN THE LAW OF LIBEL.
    1081 6 REMEMBER THIS WHEN YOU ABUSE AN ENEMY. To the average layman the meaning of the word libel is plain enough— />., the defamation of another's character to a third party by means of a written document. To the lawyer, however, the meaning
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    SIR EDWARD CLARKE'S HOBBY.
    438 6 PERFECTING A NEW SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND. Since his retirement from Parliamentary life Sir Edward Clarke, K. C. has been busying himself, m the little leisure left him by his extensive practice at the Bar, m perfecting a system of shorthand which he intends to give to
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    THE ENGLISH MIND.
    290 6 In a political address last month Mr. G. K. Chesterton said The English or, rather, the Americans, Jews, and Scots who had spoken for them for the last two hundred years -had lately invented a theory that the English were remarkable for justice. The French, Germans, and
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      422 6 NOTICES. NOTICE. WEEKLY SAILINGS. The S. S. Pontianak (Captain Casey,) sails from this Port every Monday at 2 p.m. for Quantan, Pahang. Good accommodation for passengers, special rates for cargo. Apply to The BORNEO Co., Ltd. Agents. MISCELLANEOUS, &c. PSpooial Holiday Tour TO CEYLON, Jfer Newera Eliya 00 6,200 feet
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      688 6 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 KESERVE FUND.— Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 1 2 O 260 0 Silter Reserve $10,260,000 f Keserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. A llaupt, Esq Chairman. Hon. C W. Dickson— Deputy-Chairman. E, Goetz, Esq. H. E. Tomkins Esq. C R. Lenzraann, D.
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      333 6 "E. D. M. ADLETS. FOB SALE, WANTED, &C. WANTED. Shorthand Tuition* By a professional Shorthand writer, For terms, etc., apply— 1 PITMAN c/o E. D. M. Shorthand and Typewriting work undertaken. PLANTER. With 17 years experience and excellent testimonials is open for engagement. Speaks and corresponds m German and Dutch,
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      406 6 WANTED. WANTED. A Chinese Clerk for Shipping and General Office work. Apply to THE INTERNATIONALE CREDIET HANDELSVEREENIGING ROTTERDAM D Almeida Street. WANTED. To buy one dozen Broom-llowci plants. LIM CHENG LAW, Pgtsm*g. WANTED. SHIPPING CLERK wanted at once. Knowledge of shipping routine essential. Apply FRASER NEAVE Ltd., Raffles Quay. WANTED.
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      137 6 ADVER TISIN^ SMAL L ADVej!| Wanted, To Let I For m, m da, For two F< 5,c A". B t'scments J wi)l »»Cfiiv«n, N U the yj Mnnascr, OS* NOTICE List of Depots i< 11 Eastern Daily J Way beobtaJ Railway a Abdulla Messrs 1 1 Raffles Hotel. K. II
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