Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 4 June 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 528 VOL. m. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    SEDITION IN THE PUNJAB AND IN BENGAL.
    575 1 QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT. STATEMENT OF POLICY BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE. Firm Attitude of both Indian and Home Governmeni. London, May 11. Mr. Rutherford and M r. O'Crady asked detailed questions regarding the arrest of Lala Lajpat Rai and whether the Act of
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    SIX CYLINDER CARS.
    105 1 Mr. K. Okura, who is the owner ol a 1 20 and 30-40 h.p. F.1.A.T., has just purchased a six-cylinder car of the same make for his father, Mr. K. Okura, owner of the well-known Japanese house Okura and Co., Tokyo, engineers and contractors to the Imperial
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    GOOSE WITH GOLDEN EGGS.
    85 1 Speaking at the annual distribution of honours to the students of London University on Bth inst., Lord Rosebery referred to what he called the general, perhaps natural, but certainly unreasoning movement against any superfluity of wealth which might exist m this country. Great benefactions such as
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    QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.
    738 1 QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT. CHINESE LABOUR. (May 6.) What is to be donewuh Chinese "slaves" who insist oo remainning m "servitude" This is the awkward question raised by a telegram from Lord Selborne, which was read out. In the House of Commons by Mr. Winston Churchill, m answer to a number
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    MADMAN'S BEQUESTS.
    142 1 WEALTH OF NATURE THE HERITAGE OF ALL. In a remarkable will left by Mr. Charles Lot.nsbury, who died at the Sunning Insane Asylum, Illinois, occur the following passages.— I leave the children for the term ol their childhood the Howers, fields, blossoms, and woods, with the right to
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      123 1 i« tl)C jiraits. i MA^FPA «WOODI6ESTION77» Lelica fl Spring B [X Hie Nocera water is an l* v m^ V excellent drinking-water it is < «ii digestive, easily assimilated, jy a v vcr > usefui n casc^ hi the annal (.'•e«A organs L: 0 w OOD °i B^^ LEVY HERMANOS.j
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      288 1 Howarth Erskine .1 Engineers and Contractors. ELECTRICAL IN STALL AT lONS. I \'lrte,pho,><-Vs. TcUyrams ERSKINE." I Tfre Only RosHopf I 1 Genuine Patent. I I WEIIiU ZERNER, yff^V WEILIi ZE RNER, I SINGAPORE. y^f SINGAPORE. TF!I \C C. MT N C\f\ &k GENERAL STOREKEEPERS AND 1 CiIJY V^nilil KjKJ* COMMISSION
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      10 1 Ule Guarantee the largest Circulation of anp Paper m Singapore.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 4th JUNE. OUR FIRE-BRIGADE.
    575 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 4th JUNE. OUR FIRE-BRIGADE. It is a question as to whether there has ever really been what may be termed a big fire m Singapore. Certainly not within the past two decades at any rate, unless a burning ship may be looked
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    SCHOOL FEES.
    441 2  -  Justitia attracted much attention The I-doned m raising the fe,* «r -cent; but the Amt Jntl cannot be accorded to rh vernment Schools, for t hi he iple reason that it' seen^s r T y X a line is to be draw?fc t r »se who have means
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    551 2 Artie'Tulhr returned from the r. M. S. by the Sdingor yesterday Mil and Mrs. T. D. Parsons returned from brief trip to the F. If. S by the Selangor yesterday. A cargo of patent fuel, consigned to the Admiralty, arrived from Cardiff OQ Saturday, by the British steamer Kiev i
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    UNKNOWN
    75 2 B.Jr.S| c ap. VJ <>• Speed )m s^en entries I^SJ entries. l n and t)D«2 mu "'«te »„(,,(,"> arra "eeme, lk «'*> «^«sas a>t [pofa ever f" e^ 1(JI1 to ,om c 2 you to kindly rm^<!i j there will fc each other 1 l.v not rah Programme, as
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    57 2 he tour days inierniJ aid of the famine fund ,2 wife ?f Mr Mom:. the I nion In-u-ancr Soocrj wa«> successfully cc ceed> amount to over fcoa A noticeable feat the active co-opera with 'oreigoenofalaM famine fi 3:^, month. The wo st <kr«| relieved, but a ;ew distnoi to
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    257 2 Speak m i, on Ambita™ Royal 1.. ft jaaofl Browne said that arabidoa large scale was odda xa desirable. It had Japanese were ami Japanese Ambassid him that the si m I ii false. Ambi' itcommon among idio& (jss Fonrrcight full grow-Jai twelve childern have jotw at Batavia from th«
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      245 2 JOHN UITThE CO. liTO. ANDREW USHER CO.'S CELEBRATED BOTOL HITAM WHISKY. BOTTLED BY US IN SINGAPORE Its popularity increases as a result of its being known on the Market for years as A SOUND WHISKY I nr AIMCDERATEQPRieE. I Jjjg^ ON HOTeTT Ihe finest Austnau String Band of 20 Artistes
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      226 2 APPLES FRESH SHIPMENTS REGULARLY. I SB I I JOfIATHAfIS-RED AND WOOIIIIY. I FIVE CROWN-GREEfI AND JUICY. Per dozen eta 60. Per case (11 doz) $6.00 THOMPSON, THOMAS CO. I THE AUSTRALIAN STORES, I SINGAPORE. I I I fIND lli^o|||S^ref^*Tj AND (MERCHANTS. MERCHANTS. \Caldbeck Sfiacgregor Co. 1 HARMSTON'S GRAND CIRCUS AND
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      171 2 PIANOS TUNED I AND REPAIRED Why have your Piano out of order when mr m W. J. Garcia <wh< has had years practical experi ence with j. Broad wood Sans London guarantees to make won or old pianos like new, at most moder ate charges. Single or Contract tunj ings
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      177 2 NOTCGE. Mr. Artie Tully leaves for Batavia, to-day Tuesday 4th inst and authorizes Mr. F. Streeter to pay and receive all moneys due over the Singapore May Meeting, 1907. Also to do all business on the forthcoming Selangor Meeting. (Sig,ied) A. W. Tully. 4-6-07- v.c. cOMING EVENTS. TO-DAY, 4 th
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    TELEGRAMS.
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    Derby Scratching.
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    Troubles in Algeria.
    9 3 1 „,n-cK,.iN v (May .;'>• between two
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    Strikes in France.
    15 3 LID. extended ut France, in- a d also ,H3vre I g vernment
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    The French Derby.
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    Chinese Statesmen in Europe.
    12 3 Chinese Statesmen in Europe. I Ara- ic ac- by Emperor c and
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    Naval Strikes in France.
    20 3 O.: ERICA LINE'S .V HELP. I t strife ique tsenger Meanwhile e>l m at the expense
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    The French Derby.
    19 3 REMAIN IN NCE m Chantilly "naii France. the Derby Haifa which ttan) yestenUj is also to
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    National Fete at Rome.
    31 3 LIGHT. ebratioo of Home, r heir Q ot Italy loon was tk by lightning hundred '^oaupaiitofthe hospital. His ''-V paid a visit ening and ,^-ot theunfortuc accident.
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    ROMAN CATHOLICS IN CALCUTTA.
    18 3 "JWTMioo look [»ms ol r, Rafted fo Hi* 1 ihi s as nc < umi
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    FEDERATED MALAY STATES.
    1734 3 SECOND ANNUAL DINNER. Sir W. Hood Treacher, K. C. M. G., urc-idcd over the second annual dinner if the Federated Malay States, held at he Grand Hotel on 3rd May. The entire proceedings were carried out in i highly successful manner. Every oast and speaker was received
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    DEATH OF FATHER D'CRUZ.
    495 3 DEATH OF FATHER D 'CRUZ. he Western Star of 4th May, 1907. published at Trivandrum, says \\> regret to have to announce the sad death, at Cochin, on Monday, the 29th ultimo, of the Very Reverend Father Nicholas Benjamin D'Cruz, Prior of the Pallulhy Shrine of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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    THE DEPORTATION OF LALA LAJPAT RAI.
    609 3 SOME INDIAN PRES^ COMMENTS. M A large balance of public opinion m this country," observes the Advocate (/India "is m cordial agreement with the action of the Government thouirh they there are certain people well disposed to Government who deprecate the step as arbitrary
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    LINGGI PLANTATIONS DIVIDEND.
    204 3 The Linggi Plantations, Ltd., pays a final dividend of 10 per cent., making with an interim of 5 per cent, paid m January, 15 per cent, for the year. Commenting on the above wire, the -Ceylon Observer says that this successful^. M. S. concern pays a final
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    JUDGE'S VENGEANCE.
    204 3 SHOOTS THE MAN WHO I WRONGRD HIS DAUGHTER. After shooting dead the man who wronged his nineteen-year-old daught ter, ex- Judge Loving, of Lynchburg, Virginia, surrendered to a magistrate. The dead man, whose name was i Estes, took Miss Loving, one of the prettiest girls m the State,
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    GOVERNMENT MEDICAL SCHOOL.
    66 3 1 The following students of the Straits 1 and F.M.S. Govt. Medical School had been successful m the second Professio- 1 nal Examination held last week Second Professional Tan Toon Cheng, Cheng Swee Lan, S. R. Krishnan, J. S. Lee, 1. Gnanapraeasam, M. VV. Chill. Anatomy:— P.
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    THE WORRIES OF THE POLICE.
    197 3 On Saturday, man reached the Tan Tock Seng Hospital m a rikisha. He had with him the body of a man, he called Teo Tek Seng. This man, he said had just died almost at the hospital gate. He explaired that he ard the deceased
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    CHINESE Y. M. C. A.
    41 3 luesdry, June 25th, is fixed tor the the Chinese celebration of the Iforrwon CeutenafJ to be held m the Presbyterian Church, Orchard Road. The collection 1 is to be given to the Canton, V.M.C.A., Morrison Memorial.
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    WAYANG KASSIM.
    120 3 "Chindra Wati was staged last Saturday night to a crowded house. Mr. kassim the genial proprietor of this excellent Malay theatrical company, has lately brought here a lot of new talent, artistes from :he top of their profession. That it has paid him to do this, there is
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    PRINCE FUSHIMI'S SOUVENIRS.
    90 3 Prince Fushimi is reported to have spent a small fortune m France m acquiring souvenirs to give to his Japanese friends on his return home. So great is the collection that it has been found impossible for it to be taken with him to England, and 15
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    LORD KITCHENER.
    110 3 M 1 understand that Lord Kitchener has drafted for the benefit of the home Government, a full report on the military position m India. In this he deals not only with the defences of the NorthWest Frontier, but also with the capacity of India to supply its own
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    KWALA LUMPUR GYMKHANA MEETING.
    196 3 KWALA LUMPUR GYMKHANA MEETING. A very successful Gymkhana was held last Saturday at Kwala Lumpur, some good racing was seen, the riders were non-professionals, and there was a very good attendance. Full particulars are not to hand, the following were some of the results FIRST RACE. ist I. O. U.
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      515 3 Clarke Co.] 4 J^* 207. Queen Otrtetl R Just landed ex S, S. Fortunatus 22 Horses and Ponies m Perfect Condi- 5 tion specially and personally selected f 1 by C Zimmermann for the local 4 market. f I IPT INSPECTION INVITED. t Telephone No. gi6. F |i Ft VICTORIAS,
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  • VISITORS AT HOTELS
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      ADELPHI HOTEL.
      337 4 Mr. and Mrs. B W Ban, Mr. GK Chamberliu, Mr. J. Wilson, Mr. VV G Baker, Mr. G Rice, Mr. Smithers, Mr.%J Ballingal, Mr. W G Pfeiffer. Mr. A Cumming, Mr. il Filston, Mr. and Mrs. van Kossem, Mr. G Lawson, Mr. B L Williams, Mr. loynson, Mr.
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      RAFFLES HOTEL VISITORS.
      314 4 Hon. Justice and Mrs. Fisher, Hon. and Mrs. Wilber, Col. H. H. lohnston. Col. G. Wright, Major and Mrs. Ford, Major and Mrs. Ormiston, Major I, Benbow, Major Hodgins. Opt. B. B. Colbeck, Mr. and Mr*. T. S. Crockford, Mr. and Mn. W. G. Brock, Dr. and
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    214 4 Singapore, ist June 1907. Beans, Long per catty 5 do. French do. 12 Beef perlb. 18 Beefsteak do. Bean Sprout per catty Bamboo Sprouts do. Blachan do. 1 o Brinjals do. 4 Cabbage, Batavia do. ml do., China do. 12 do., Salted do. Carrots, Imported do. do.,
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    A WILL FOR £5,000,000.
    94 4 I he will ot tlie late Mr. James Henry Smith, the millionaire known a* Silent Smith," who died recently at Kyoto Japan, lias been made public. Mr. Smith bequeaths X"6oo f ooo to his wife a life interest m 1,000,000 worth of bonds to his sister,
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      691 4 TRfIDES, PHOFESSIOHS&^jn Carbide of Calcium, horse and^j^^ STRAITS CYCLE CATTLE FQnn^ AND MOTOR CO., Ss^r 5 b r-r' J more than S o o/o if ihev ~t Pr Uce I BATTERY ROAD, kattiesa 1^ from boue, on 'y .Mkr Ci|j I you may br.ng them up o JSfc I SINGAPORE.
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      1304 4 1 rs. SHIPPING NEWS. lr. id Ir. v VESSELS IN PORT, "S. y, o. Won-of-W»r. Flag and Ton*. Master Arrived From For When l*lng y. 1 Sea Belle K. M. S. yet. 48 Nacodah Feb 5 FM S Government P Swefham UKH Sea Mew Govt 500 Commander Murphy May 27
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    HUGH CLIFFORD, C. M. G.
    95 5 f -Marmora y&gz :i tl! J* Iclu-e, hoover. < !t theonc on c ¥rSL the success of the 3*^lein Ceylon will &f from h«s k^S Secret 5 Lieut f ned cc whflihc onal change tmb- sland t to winch Pre. The- i •o to the
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    THE INDIAN FLEET.
    37 5 K|uadro!j maintained JS sen* well g r «t war it vto 5? rr.ake our European -mow that g irding our •qua- ould nd,, aUit tk n In ciudl the ,^,ar, Gulf »!iS& ard woulti
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    NOBLE WIFE.
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    BURIAL OR GREMATION.
    998 5 iIW D. S. Ramachandra Rao. M. a., m. b.) THE DISPOSAL OF THE HUMAN BODY. A very interesting and suggestive incident lias been recorded of late. It is said on good authority that a former French non-commissioned officer, has been resuscitated after being, what one might say,
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    93 5 "The world supposes the eldest son of a peer to be the fortunate heir of what is called the accident of birth, he is m reality the helpless victim of the accident of death. He has become a peer. From this lot there is no escape-" In these words Mr.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    669 5 Mining. 1 1 i _RP CC I QOLD. 1900 $175,000 I $,40,000 Moo' Sued I $I $I ißersawahG.M.Co,Ltd *****^400,000 £350,000 3 &£o J? g j Duff Development Co., Ltd 1901 $300,000 $203,000 ££o" Hf-» IKadanaGM.ro., Ltd. B^oo noounal I I (Prcf > 10.00 1902! £30,000 £16,175.70 6
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      EXCHANGE.
      142 5 On London.— Bank j m s 2.4 3/ 8 Demand 2.4 1 1 16 Private 6ms 2.4 3/4 do. 3ms 2.4 1/2 On Germany.— Bank d d 2.39 Private 3ms 2.452" do 6ms 2-47i On France.— Bank d d 2.94 Private 3ms 3°3l do 6ms 3.06 On India.- Bank
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      PRODUCE.
      275 5 Copra Klantan 10.65 do Mixed lo.^f do Bali «<M5 do Timor M Ia6 do Pontianak 10 do Pasir n lI 9° do Billiton i<M5 do Pulo m «°-5° do Dongola *o.6$ do Sankawang .1 »°-45 Coffee, Bali 15 per cent, buyers 3 p/c. 18.00 do Palembang, 20 p/c. basis
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      OILS
      25 5 Oil (Hong Ho Mill) picul > l2 2Q Anchor c Devoe s per case a ac m Langkat 2 I<? Dragon #|0 1 Rangoon aoo
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      409 5 GERVIS XAVIER A CO., LIMITED. I SE!RTTI'M'"R A "NT. T l WfJMRI PRICCt A»D QUALITY OF ARTICLC3 BEFORE PUPCHA,* 8 CIBCWHWI 1 DEPOT. For Drugs, Chemicals, Crockery, Cutlery, Hosiery Co n r" T tionery, Perfumery, Stationery, Boots and Shoes, H ats (V lars, Ties, Spirits, Win^s, Beers, Stouts, Lamps and
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    AN F. M. S. BROKER IN COLOMBO.
    98 6 Mr. A. S. Baxendalc, senior partner of Messrs. Baxendale and Devitt, ol Kuala Lumpur, and compiler of the B. S. P. C. Planters' Telegraphic Code, arrived at Colombo by the "Arcadia" and continued his voyage to London by the s. s. victoria." Mr.
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    THE TIN BOOM IN MALAYA.
    1350 6 L INTERVIEW WITH MR BAXENDALE. itu I.mj'Kovu) Methods ih lluumg m thk F. M. S. As mentioned yesterday, Mr. A b. Buxendale was at Colombo this week on I brief trip home. While here he kindly accorded an interview to a Times of Ceylon representative
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    DIED TO SHARE HER MISTRESS.
    260 6 FORTITUDE Of BRAVE SERVANT. Amid the plethora of humar documents" that come daily intc newspaper offices is the touching story of a Hackney domestic ser vants self-sacrifice that deserves memorial tablet m some humbh valnalla. Charlotte Millard, a woman o lortv-eight, was a general servan
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    65 6 Sir Edward C. Buck, late Secretary to the Government of India, Revenue and Agricultural Department, was to read a paper before the Indian section of the Society of Arts on Thursday afternoon, May 2, on The Applicability to India of Italian methods of Ltilwing Silt. It If claimed for the
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      325 6 AUCTION NOTICES, AUGTION SALE OF Samples, consisting oi Lamps, Ena melled ware, penknives, clothing, Mir rors &c. IO Bt HELD AT OTTIR, S^^LE BOO^ No. 6 n Almeida Street. Tuetday 4th June 1907 at lia.m 6- A. Fernandez Co., Auctioneers (3-6-07 4-6-07) GOVERNMENT WOTIFICATION Render will be received at tb
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      474 6 t. W ADtETS. A MUSICAL FARCE ENTITLED THE RAJA OF STENGAHPORE 1 1 WILL BE PLAYED AT THE TEUTOMIA CLUB (by kind permission of the Members on July 23rd and 27th at g p.m In aid of THE SOLDIERS, ANI SAILORS FAMILIES ASSOCIA TION of which HIS MAJESTY THI KING
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      329 6 FOR SALE, WANTEB^ FOR SALE. piCTURE post cards of Straits S^t ments &c.-KoH Co aus> bet r UCKS post cards and _o<u A stamps— Koh Co., PoBt< CH -To^ 3 FOR SALE PRIVATELY E O n .American built rubber tv, i- high dog cart, one black mare^u harness complete °z,
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