Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 13 May 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 510 VOL. HE. SINGAPORE MONDAY, MAY 13, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.
    1987 1 THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. The fifty-third ordinary general meet ing of the shareholders of this company was held on April 17th, at the Cannon Street Hotel, E.C., Sir Montagu Cornish Turner presiding. Mr. Caleb Lewis (manager) read the notice convening the meeting. The Chairman I would
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    CHRONIG RHEUMATISM CURED
    521 1  -  DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS IN Pl-.HAK i:V 1111. REASON WHY. The fault ot the Blood that is the direct cause of Rheumatism m every form and as the disease proceeds from the blood the only way to a care is by renewing the blood supply. The reason
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      195 1 Che Best Idccriisi^ C ditim ll)C Straits- iaiSen^Co M v /ILENOW Note /C^ flu 9ooas XJ for sale are not For >i Q inferior articles im= ty ported for tDe purpose, inly./ bui part of our last pear's i lit ftf siock. uic baue a big range i t i
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      183 1 Howarth Erskine Ei>§ii>cers apd Contractors. ELECTRICAL IWSTALLATIONS. Teieplvnui 23. Telegrams ERSKINE." 1^ cinematographs einetnatoqraphs Patlje Filips. Patl^e Filtps.l I ARRIVE FRESH AND NEW TO HIE EAST BY EVERY MAIL, AT HOME PRICES. I B TO SECURE THE LATEST GO TO I |j^- WEILL ZERNER, 8 W 19 STAMFORD ROAD. TPfl^
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      10 1 Ulc Guaranty tbe Carflcsi Circulation of anp paper m Singapore.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. MONDAY. 13th MAY. THE MARKET MONOPOLY
    993 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. MONDAY. 13th MAY. THE MARKET MONOPOLY A few days ago we had occasion to lay before our readers a statement of the rents at which the half a dozen Municipal markets are farmed. The figures, it will be remembered, were very renumerative to
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    302 2 Harmmon's Circus is expected to open m Kuala Lumpur on May 23. Empire Day, May is to be observed as a public holiday m Ceylon. 1 he County of London covers 75,44--acres but the London police area is 443.4^1 acres 1 hk news of the proposed visit ot an English
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    WHAT SHE WISHED FOR.
    68 2 A Scotch hidv resident m Bantm entered the establishment o\ a butcher the other morning, and was courteously asked by the proprietor 'Whit she would like? 11 Whit wid I like she answered wee!, may be a motor kaur, or a diamond ring* or a jaunt
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    210 2 My I ii U. v Chines si, !r Vft the caL^'P- r rcd 'or •iquoruas SX if ■-...dim'-. allege owner of the s u cation obi« Mr.< the Turf and 1,c,;,, 2SSf i Shop. T; but judg* ACbinan a little Tai i.e.; M cs fortunau juries, but thank the
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      704 2 i"^ m aW& bbb "^if I .H.GHLY (?(2jmmcm F0RI L iwimi i i mi 111 I mil I RECOWIVIEfIDED l^\^| &W' J^l PURPOSES. RESH SHsfiVIENTSJ os&Bßi^^H l n oack s m^ I Tkf Tensile Stt'cnvth tested by the Peiiatii' Miiniabal Engiii' gLj? Wr b^* Eb n aril t 2 3a
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      154 2 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. We shall be greatly obliged to our advertisers if, when any change is required m their advertisements that such changes be sent to our office by 3 p. m. daily, otherwise we shall be obliged to hold the same over until the following day. NOTICE. JJOTICE is
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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    25 3 ilivii. iM7 I' .^State to the S (-.uildliall and filW I sunshiny. ',-,,,00 ar 'n \Vl,cn.,,c UlilI at tudc Mr dod him. ■v.ncd I
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    Sedition in India.
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    4 3 toasting years I
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    The Baby Heir to the Spanish Throne.
    8 3 The Baby Heir to the Spanish Throne. 1.
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    America and Japan.
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    SINGAPORE LUSITANIAN CLUB.
    14 3 iv •encc i .tree: lasi deni r the really a mem.
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    38 3 We n tlQ the V \v I J e to mcmbor> arc invited X., d "nuiM, 2" lllc a.r. Ij e R tj. f C °nclusive I kv this ov^ the I and ■V^lJj"* will KsSr fed bound
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    NEWS BY THE MAIL.
    867 3 v^.*j AINU SINGAPORE GARRISONS. During the present year the garrisot of Hong Kong will be maintained ai the following strength .—Three companies of Royal Garrison Artillery, js6 of all ranks; two companies oi Royal Engineers, 277 four companies „t infantry, 472 Army Service Corps, 26 Royal
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    SIAMESE GIRL GRADUATES IN JAPAN.
    97 3 1 he Japan limes (April 6) states that three Siamese girls, Miss John, Miss Ntt, and Miss Nuan, have graduated trom the special course m the Female Higher Normal School. On the occasion of the 1 5th graduation ceremony of" the institution held on Saturday,
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    MEDIGAL COUNCIL.
    624 3 REGISTRATION OF PRACIIONERS EXTENDED TO F. M. s. Government considers it desirable hat the system of registration of mcdi- Petitioners introduced m 1905, m tie Colony should be extended to the federated Malay States and that there mould be one register both for the -olony and the Federated
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    MARINE COURT.
    181 3 THE CANDLESHOE CASE. Judgment. On Saturday morning the further hearing of this case was resumed. vJti'er witnesses ucic examined but nothing of further interest was elicited. The following were the points the Court had to decide upon. At the time the ship left Suez, was she well-found and
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    TNE JAPANESE CINEMATOGRAPH.
    98 3 This excellent show drew two crowded houses on Saturday, and proved that this show still maintains its position among shows of the same nature m the Straits. The programme presented on Saturday was one of the best ever seen m the Straits, and proves that despite opposition
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    36 3 If is notified m the London Gazette that the King has been pleased to give directions for the appointment of Mr. Walter John Napier, D. C. L. f Barris-ter-at-Law, to be Attorney-General of the Straits Settlements.
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    POLICE NEWS.
    1387 3 AN IMPUDENT CHINAMAN. On Saturday, Inspector Hart charged a Chinaman with theft m a house m Eng Bee Lane. j A Chinese woman gave evidence to the effect that on Friday night she saw three Chinese talking together near her place, die of them entered her house the
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    Terrible Disaster at Canton.
    333 3 POWDER MAGAZINE EXPLOSION. Serious Casualties. (From Hongkong Telegraph Shameen, 3rd May. 1.35 p.m. Up to the present twenty-one corpses lave been re overed from the ruins of :he Gunpowder Magazine explosion. :elegraphically reported last evening. From a cursor}- exam-nation it is ascertained that fifteen buildings have
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    SWIMMING
    86 3 WORLD'S RECORD BROKEN IN AUSTRALIA. Sydney, April 14. Billington has swum three quarters of a mile m 17mm. 36 2-ssec, lowering the world's record by 30 2-ssec. Cecil Healy swam 100 yards m £7sec. New York, April 17. Charles M. Daniel*, the American amateur champion swimmer, has accepted a
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    LAWLESSNESS AT SHANGHAI.
    57 3 Two men were ordered to be put m the cangue recently by the Mixed Court, and the magistrate announced that the bamboo would be reintroduced, the discontinuance of these punishments m Shanghai, and not elsewhere, hf ving been responsible for the increased lawlessness m the settlements and
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
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      398 3 Clarke Co.l i T™~\-gs^^^^^^^vT^ |H#^ Queen Street. Just landed ex S, S. Fortunatus 22 r Horses and Ponies m Perfect Condi- tion specially and personally selected i by C Zimmermann for the local market, r im* INSPECTION INVITED. Telephone No. 916. P "1 F^ VICTORIAS, BROUGHAMS, BUGGIES, DOG CARTS, RALEIGH
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    THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAR.
    311 4 The annual meeting <>l thc Bar iraf held on 16th tlh m the Old Hall of Lincoln's Inn. The Ai iukm v-Cm nkkai was m the chair. The Attornm n-Cil hi kai moved the adoption V>f the report. He said that the proposal, which
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    VISITORS AT HOTELS.
    610 4 RAFFLES HOTEL VISIK :<S. lion lustice and Mrs Fisher, Hon«S: Mrs. Wilber. Col H. H. Johnston, Gol G. Wright Major Mrs. Ford. Major cV Mrs. Ormi>ton, Ma'or J. Ben bow, Major Hodgins, Capt 6c Mrs. Burton, Capt B. B. Colbeck, Mr. |Mrs. 1. S. Crockford, Mr. ft
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      677 4 TRfIDES, PROFESSIONS fi( Jjjj "A COOP SHOT IS OUR LAST HflPf SAID LORD ROBERTS So young boys don't waste all you time on Football and Cricket, but orac tice Shooting also. r A lar 8«. n eonsi Bnment of Saloon Garden Rifles and Guns 7, 9 and ai bore just
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      115 4 I Iff p,sereJ COIIJuss, HOCSEOWim t J r IIT Cycles, Motor c, Manufactu 1 on. Out Ra prom; PERAK DlSPfli! Drugj Hcrtuner HOOT COMPi General Rep I All S ::wa| YfcAHPOKGIJ CHOP t*uJ .V bentraJ Mo i f bYLV.AS YEE CHEOK u t THE IPCH r.\. The Taiping MeJ« SWEETEHUb
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      76 4 CLEARANCES. Klicnania lor Colombo R imt>ay Moahnem Gcrd Bangkok Perak Pening Pin Sen- I'cnang Fuh Wo Langkat Sultan Malacca I'etchaburi Bangkok Ban 11 m Guan I'ontianak Priii^c- Sophie denoa Fan Sang So-trabaya Chakrabhongb Bangkok I'alitana Calcutta Mitkc Maru Bombay C iilye V Suet ham Kance Deli Hebe Deli Bin Foi
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      1532 4 SHIPPING NEWS. j VESSELS IN PORT. WrHoro Men-of-war. Flag and Tons. Comders Arrived. From For When Lyiny. McQeUan Am. tra., IS7O Lothrop Jan 1- Manila Dock WE Basin Sea Belle F. M. S. Yacht 4S Ahmat Feb 5 P. Swct. lor docking E- Se Ships Flag Tons. Master Arrived From
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    THE SITUATION IN EUROPE.
    35 5 ft j aroused a good L I i I I I t i 1 1 1 1 I i 1 f i r t Deutsche the v 1 'i i every-
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    10 5 1 1 -awn 1 i Nev t r
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    15 5 Show, L u nd« the en•heir babies, King and a eS .ced Jis. the
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    HORSE RUN IN TWO NAMES.
    769 5 AMAZING TURF FRAUD. Owan Sknt to Gaol. A remarkable case connected with the turf, by which a barred racehorse was run under another name, was heard at Mailborough-street Police ourt, when Charles Lot Brass, of helham Bridge, near Barnstaple, was summoned for having, on October
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    BURNED IN A JUNGLE.
    102 5 1 tie shocking death of a coolie on the Gapis Estate at Kuala Kangsar has been reported to the Coroner there It transpires that a coolie, named Raraasamy, went to pick up firewood 1 the jungle at the back of the river at i ipis where
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    129 5 I I Mr. John Eraser, broker, Singapore, left estate m the United Kingdom entered at J'2-,21 1. !HE F. M S. Government is acquiring S certain number of houses m Old M;uket Square, Kuala Lumpur, presumably m connection with some scheme for street widening or back lanes. Chief Inspector Howard
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    Stocks and Shares.
    630 5 4> o N i urnl'cr M 3£ Capital. Sabscbed of *ssue Paid o eservt r £»>* Qo Shares Value up to, xeservt Company Quotations Prcs i Pr.e GOLD. 1900| ,175,000 $140 000 a.soo'S&ued $I Bersawa.G. M. Co.. Ltd. 1^:^00,000 £330 ,000 3po°o $I n.n^^r.a,' I^^' I 040
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      EXCHANGE.
      125 5 On London. Bank j m s 2.4 7/16 Demand 2.4 1/8 Private 6ms 2-43/4 do. 3ms 2.4 1/2 On Germany.— Bank d d 2.39 On France.— Bank d d 2.94" Private 3ms 3.034 On India. Bank T. T. 174 Private 30 d s 176 Ott Hon^koitg. Bank d d
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      PRODUCE.
      210 5 Copra Klantan '0.65 do Mixed 'o-i do Bali n 10.90 do Timor „10.60 do Sarawak 11-05 do Pasir «"«9° do Billiton '0.45 do Pulo «°-5° do Dongola 10.65 do Sar.kawang 10 -45 Coflfec, Bali i6| per cent, buyers 3 p/c. 19.00 do Palembang, 20 p/c. basis „22.50 do Liberian
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      355 5 :r Vermouth. :r II MARTINI ROSSI II SUCCESSORS. bb^ MARTINI fl| SOLA Co. Hi B^B^B^B^B^B^B^Bj 0 TORINO. TORINO. If you wish to drink the BEST Vermouth m the world, try MAUTINI 6 UOSSI, which is the Best and Purest Vermouth on the Market. IMPORTEBS IMPORT EXPORT CO., LTD. Ftaik ho
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    CIVIC HONOURS AT THE GUILDHALL.
    386 6 Hie City of London did honour to the Colonial Premiers m historic manner on 1 6th inst., presenting them with the Freedom of the City, amid the most impressive surroundings and a meat food of oratory. The Premiers drove m six carriages, by a route
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    THE FILLD OF WATERLOO.
    85 6 A memorial tablet has been placed on the farm of I lougottmont at Waterloo m remembrance of the British soldiers who fell on June 18, 1815. Sir Arthur Hardinge, the British Minister, presided at the ceremony, which was attended by «t number of personages \\t!l-kn<>wn m
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    THE MYSTIC HAND.
    848 6 In ins presidential address to the Bombay Anthropological Society Mr. S. M. Edwards said The more one reads of religion and custom the more certain does it appear that man is man all the world over, and that the more fortunate races, who, after countless centuries and
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    52 6 Duking the present year the garrison at Singapore will include two companies Royal Garrison Artillery, 257 one company Royal Engineers, 114; one battalion of infantry, 932 Army Service Corps, 12 Royal Army Medical Corps, 29 one battalion of Indian infantry, 925; native artillery, iro Army Ordinance, 21 total of alf
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    190 6 Singapore, 6th May 1907. Beans, Long per catty 5 do. French do. 1 2 Beet per Ib. 18 Beef Steak do. 24 Bean Sprouts per catty Bamboo Sprouts do. Blachan do. 10 Brinjals do. 4 Cabbage, Batavia do. nil do., China do. 12 do., Salted do. 4
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      480 6 NOTICES. The Exchange Banks will be closed on Tuesday 14th inst, and Thursdaj 16th at noon Race Days 9-5-07—13-5-07 WEEKLY SAILINGS. Tin 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
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      881 6 BANKS, Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. FAID-UF CAPITAL** *10,000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve 310,000,000 1 S!2l OJO ,XX) Silver Reserve $11,000 000 j 21 0M t)W Reserve Liability of Proprietors 31O,jUOO,<jOO Court of Directors. G. H, Medhurst, Esq. Chaiiman. tion, Mr, W. J. Gresson— Deputy-Cliau-mai Bailech, Esq, D. M. Nissi.n Esq.
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      396 6 "E. D. M." APLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED, &C. H. WILLIS, Turf Accountant ami Commission Agent Has opened Books on ail events at the forthcoming SINGAPORE RACES THE DERBY STRAIGHT OUT ALSO DOUBLES LAWN STAKES AND DERBY DERBY AND GRAND STAND CUP AND A TREBLE LAWN STAKES, DERBY AND GRAND STAND
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      355 6 WANTED. YY ANTED To introduce our 32-page illustrated magazine imo mor homes, we will present a very valuabl booklet, price 10 cents, to every peisoi who sends us 12 one-cent stamps for copy of the magazine. Address The Frilnd of Bauas Oi net, So, Tms Street, Singapore (23-4-07 to 22-5-07.)
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      189 6 Month Op >' I 1 Year 1 JJoaH 3 Mooth, 0 {Jonth, 1 "ear For i i lldl g. c i*t d ll >' 'nsertio n gl For i. •I.o* JCO; Mil "iage, lii,,, U ASi Manager. yj. LiS^ Of De P<>ts Eastern Daily M ay be obtain« Abdullah. 'SMta
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