Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 2 December 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Nail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 675, VOL 111. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1907. [PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      106 1 F gO* V ROGE£ co ..N A' 'dl Reserve" mjBE GRAPE BRANDY KfcCOMBIKNDED BY -THE UNc'KT." ST %SHhl^ v^B HW^ _B H> __BV^^'^___H —^^^^^_H_S i_^i_l I I I i— s ssbsssbs —l i■! i Missaaa_a--_nw_____B___-_-Maaai ii__a»_i--sssrsssssriinsTsnsssnn nr nj I___l B_HB __^^^^^d J S.?3 gwBL I __Hi __^_Bs^^ 1— I i^^^^^l^^^^—
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      15 1 FROMY. ROGEE A CO kk JVledical Reserve" FiT/?/ BR4NDY I (.YMI I 1^ ••THE LANeET."
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    The Eastern Daily mail. MONDAY, 2ND DECEMBER. THE FUTURE OF SINGAPORE.
    967 2 The Eastern Daily mail. MONDAY, 2ND DECEMBER. THE FUTURE OF SINGAPORE. rhegrowtfa and prorreaaof any country, the potentialities of which are limited and the agricultural and industrial condition! n I favourable, soon begin to yield to extraneous circumstances, when it has to rely for its existence only on the incidental
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    989 2 rk of the Police Courts I on Saturday last, finished before noon Mr. Gerald Koch, Assistant Trea r, Kuala Lumpur, is acting for Mr B. O. Stoney, as Supervisor of Customs, daring the latter's absence on leave. The first dividend distributed by the official assignee to the creditors of Arbuth.iot
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    24 2 in baturdav the which has toaJomaMh I big building oppo gavt an.to_2 re-opens in the old Para* close by. Many aaaeli ■f_M
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    AFTER AN ENGLISHMAN.
    51 2 in beotiaad abusing the country. conoUia, \4 thesuteofthe larder, if there were a spot where he couidic less to eat I could tell ye a piace wig* wad get less," said the listening to; the tirade. MVheTt'stfatr' asked the other. Oh, j m Engiishsaaf been said the
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    A TYPCGRAPHICAL TRAGEDY.
    154 2 Iheed Men tfcon'. pothing-room wain entered lath: mgfcJ by thome v thtole every eth in tbe ethtaMithaotl and thucceeded in making huh ethcye undetected. It hath been lmpothrble, of cwirtte to procure a new thuppiy ofetheth m time for thith ithue, aoditae thmk compelled to go to
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    JEWISH WOMEN OF NEW YORK.
    223 2 At least four of the wost f---j movements that haw been i Kmm f w in New York w J been surted by Jewish progress of a number ol lytTaceable to their work, thw* ffuence or their beoc_sn»in^ aits and professions Jewish »JH no; linent.
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      258 2 KATZ BROS. Ltd.) Bl INNOI NCE IIKIK GREAT CHEAP SALE. will COMMI N i I MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1907, J AND LAST FOR j Days Only Unparalleled Reductions in All Departments. B jmj*m*» 'i___j— .nui—.wi"' >'"" T" "> ->^-- mim*mmmm*m***mi mm* Ip— —SB MW II II 111 i _I_*«r __rA-vv
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      214 2 NOTICE. A UI HON Sale ol nareefeetaed ptedrY Ses in Malacca on Saturday, »c 7 th Decamber 19 at Na sj. Near Market from the foil nring paarnahopa: No. 31 2 Traaqneran 37 Jonkcr Straei 53 Kaasp mg Paaaai 7 Mill Road lhr ptedges wW be ar Central Statioo rwo
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      21 2 WANTED. 11/ ANTED 1 Prool Re ales Km the v M Eastern Dailj M£ I m*t*\ Aooly person al the ottce
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      189 2 DOMING EVENTS. H 'DAY. DEN EMBER 2. Hi_ Water. "-59 am, S-3f pm F thai] V M(. A X W Kents 1!.. R W M M Mail Homeward du< H> opOldhan Prcsbytefisn Church 8-30 Immhwsc GneaMtogi Show, 7-3© m 9-3 a p OnNiNG 01 Am \i.(,am 1 i- 1> Alma
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      The French Navy.
      74 3 0* 50 a.m. Chasabe: I* a resolution calling upon wjSnment »ntrodoce a so-called Bill -chat i exjC_*eT a number of years and -> sterna eep ■**"L»_Knt of the Navy, similar 0 rSiement in Genoa c French Minister of Germany had i *?-odirted her naval programme, **3 making
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      65 3 November 30, 11 a.m. n_.()r_e of Merit has been conference Nig! irking in the Crimean ISLmcc Nightingale was born in daughter of Mr \Y tmbley Park, Rorasey, Derbyshire. She was n nursing by the Protestant werth on the She devoted the testimonial of received after her return 6fSeV r
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      E. I. Railway StriKe.
      22 3 November 30, 11 a.m. P>f railway servants in lnied definitely. I ir rendered and >ard has been formed.
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      Explosion at Dunkirk.
      24 3 Lando November 30, ti a.m. corapre>>ed air reservoir in the P- depot at Dunkirk, in France, g wo men and senous-
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      Prince Von Buelow's Speech
      86 3 Prince Von Buelow 's Speech NDERSTAN Thanks to Hi Nov*. ■SJ-i 32. 1 ***> rince Voo Buelow in L Rrischtag was continually inter--pdbv general applause, it Prince expressed Germn to the British Royalties and Luc to the brilliant reception they mmmi to Their Imperial Maje Cisiperor and Empress of Germany,
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      M. Stolypin's Sensational Declaration.
      48 3 M. Stoly pin's Sensational Declaration. TOCRAfIC POWER PRECIOI London, November 30, 3-10 pm. 31. Stolvpin, speaking in the Duma, tade a al Ministerial declalaHD when he stated that the aaajQ\i*k power of the Tsar was the most banes asset the State possessed. It g Russia back to the
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      Two Thousand Banks' Petition.
      37 3 MPTION OFt YMENI London, December 1. 10-20 a.m cago Banks have received a pbon signed by two thousand Banks -te West urging immediate resump•a of cash payments. Compliance ■ith the e<jae-t is probable.
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      A Rival to Mr. Taft.
      39 3 or FOI FOR rHE PRESIDENCY. London, December 1, 10-20 a.m. Senator Foraker has accepted the aaport of the Ohio Republican League •at a candidate for the Presidency. aa throwin« down the gauntlet to ■>. I,
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    84 3 Aawting of tr* Legislative Council J> be held at the Council Chamber on Wny. next and December, at Tl. <»RDLR« Of THE D.\ Police Force Ordinance-Amend-Till -To amend 'The Police F «*e Ordinance 1872.") $rd Reading. hinese Imr Ordinance 1 (Biß "ra amaaj f hinese Immigrants Ordinance Im
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    READY FOR THE CONCERT.
    42 3 well-known musician was talking •fr'U- aaMaUaaad mm iris. Some af the ected at these 2**rtswereme eaaid and a good one, was aaade j okd man He called upst VS_*a_r»:- What a tine you girls take getting Look ■'tad-.*-
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    THE S. V. A. RIFLE CLUB MEETING.
    1210 3 RIBU HON I >1 S I rem d the le Club meeting were put through -ults of v\ •joined. honour of the occasion, the Club Battas' a sen t and presented, not only a 1 bright but also, a very attra learance thai
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    CARL ROZELLO AT THE "CALEDONIAN."
    282 3 By kind permission of the Proprietor, a Concert was given by Mr. Carl Rozello, the Magician, at the Caledonian Hotel, last Saturday night, when there was a fairly large and appreciative gathei ing of ladies and gentlemen. The proceedings commenced by the rendition of several
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    CHAP JI KI.
    111 3 On the 22nd ultimo, three Cantonese women, Si Chwee, Loh A Soh and Lho A Loo were arrested by Mr. Assistant SuperintendentJGardiner who, with some police officeis paid a visit to No. 177, South Bridge Road, and obtained cvi deuce that the house was used as a
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    CHINESE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
    80 3 Mr. Foo Choc Choon, the well-known tin magi ,r servic femem lady teachers Irom China to ese school '> 1 girl* in Penau_ Ihe ladies in quest. Chec Chin Kuan and Mi-- I'.Chong Hun, have just arrived in l'« iiang, and we hear that the school
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    EXPENSIVE LODGING.
    87 3 1 >n Friday night, Wee A Joo went house in I" Wt\ Street, consumed 40 cents' worth ot < h n.du and lodgi there for the night Satin day morning, it was found that he had no money He was given into custody. itordav, Smgeanl Gflroy charged bin.
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    79 3 I'm 1 eyton Police I av< aat < ceiaed *to pm to, c the I h.lin- last r'v to prohibit the cntty -ti":' 1 •>' tl xici.'ii- pen Cevlou The 1 1> >f Ceylon ers that tm i h> n roce will relief, I il 1- properly enfd ihould he
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    MUAR NEWS.
    188 3 (From our own Correspondent.! Mv v November, .$0 A yOttttf I hmr-e w. >man pa i tired ol her lile'and finding thai httSl > d spas too old, and not the ideal parti I -he .xpected him I" -be thou&hl ending he; nn-en- by Wrangling ber■elf with 1
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    A "GHOST" SCARE.
    356 3 1 VILLAGE rERRIFIEU lh. Horyhas been circulated in the little village of Nagata-mura, Ilyogo, that 1 ppears there at a certain hour every night, and, of course, the superstitious village folks, especially a men aud children, place implicit belief in .he story. It is said that they
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    SURVEY OF CHINESE WATERS.
    197 3 NATIVE SUSPM lON TO BE ALLAYED. H.E. Viceroy Chang, in a reply to the petition submitted by Li Shiu Shu, a student of law, and others, stated that the survey made by the British gunboat around the waters of the Kwei I Shin district, in Waichow
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    MASTER OF IMMIGRANT SHIP FINED.
    114 3 0,, kv-Mrninf I in Brecbner. ol the S.S. "Sithonls responded lO a citation, issued at the instance of Dr. H. .1 Gibbs, Port Health Officer, plain how it happened that, with •mmigia'.t- on hoard, he had no medical man with him when he arrived here
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    UNTRUSTWORTHY SYCE.
    115 3 A lavaneae iw c, while wait 1 g his mastci al the Menwrial rlall, din g the early hours of Saturday morning. aI mal to it- own resources, while be went for a gossip. 1 hel ors« probably tired ol waitii made a stove for it- -tab!< but
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    52 3 Anc.. hi s cas< ni which 1 I mm the I ire, eras before Mr. C F. Green rwoascn wentaoaa distance 111 a'ncki-ha and X nt'ered -1 CCtttS. The pullei demanded more, the tare wa- refused. Hiis led to blears anil the attest of both pull* 1 and taie Both
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      29 3 tehn Meyer Co., LTDKEY BEER Shop: Kunchi) Blood Woolfes Stout. iouse of Lords Whisky. Charles Heidsieck's White Seal Champagne A j____Li____J Beehive Brandy. Behn Meyer CO., LTC Sole Agents
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      352 3 For Every Man and ftll Men. GILLETTE Safety Razor. MUIY aasaaaf that they cannot tried n tedly and failed I ■v lervoaaand I I i cut themselsaa, thai I is tender, or they cannot keep their ra/, difficult hen the old it] TT__ They fficul* to lon_er enm ilette" <
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    THE MURDER OF AN ALLEGED RUSSIAN SPY.
    676 4 THE MURDER OF AN ALLEGED RUSSIAN SPY. ri JOURNALISM. atioii in the Tokyo Chi ho Saibansho of Im 9 Kat vho, on asardered Mayeda Scijiro iv Park. Tokyo, alleging him to be a s been concluded, as biieily mentiooed n day's issue, says the Japan Chronicle, of 6th instant, tlte
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    QUEER NOTICES.
    43 4 Joslgrange uoticr re are a few of tliem 'icsc sr aic Gentlemen will" not occupy c ladies are sea te r tl c bridge cannot be p ing near this spot. Having been drowned the. i .Mb-*"" S supplied by the
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    16 4 i__! E Ma aajaratioos at Kuala Urapsa R«Uaardl »cl«de 4lki, lie sm aaa iti! rf J^tofolkm^
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    THE SCARCITY IN RUSSIA.
    672 4 THE SCARCITY IN RUSSIA. i I I N I Ml D BY N London, November c me*t v r-N m main, the Raas G B con feu representative of vai torarta Bl the rise. The Russian what cynical by tradition, a th glory by the con the ci of advanced
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    PLENTY OF ASSURANCE.
    171 4 Do you really mca;: pooticr, <-■- yoa lam the best girl in the world.-'" aaaxd Miss Flypp. ..iter the young man had e should become Mrs. Spooner. -feed 1 do MissFlypp." assetciatI ed the young man. "I say it again— aas< girl in the world." t, 1
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    Stocks and Shares.
    781 4 Capita Subscribed rf" e Paid Keserv. Company Quotation* mat. Shares Valu U C to GOLD. Duff Dcvclupement Ltd. 175 buyers 4UIMI 11 txv>.o.H. ;S o.ooo i KadanaG M.Co., Pel 2.00 nominal 20,000 *lo $10 Q >.000 $293,000 10,000 Jlo ?io 1 I (M<> Mtnssuol K.,i, u(, i
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    A FAMOUS NOVELIST'S METHODS.
    100 4 S. R. Crockett i. a very methodical writer. He says I think out Ind plan r eping a story months and years in my head without writing a single word, carefully adding, altering, trying this way and that, till lam decently satisfied Then, when it comes
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    56 4 A i story is told oi one of < .cih rai French's staff. It is said -bat I- the individual referred to irat presented himself in full regimentals to his wife and little daughter, the lat- <:, |at him in wonder for a lew minutes, tv I ed ;o her
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    PRODUCE.
    92 4 SINGAPORt, NOVEKBER jg, I Gambit! buyers I do (Cube No. i unpicked I Copra Bali yK I do Pontiauak -j I Pepper, Black buyers I 144J do White j Sago Flour Sinnk I do Brunei N I Pearl Sago 5 Coffee Bali, picked I Coffee, Paiembang, I Coffee, Liberian
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    EXCHANGE.
    77 4 Ok London.— Bank j Demand Private I do On Gernutuy.—fa Private j ra/do On Fremct— Batik Private 5 m> n*J do 6rn/s On India. -Bank Private 3: '">« 0* Hongkong. -Bank d, v «J Private j Ow Shattghat -Bank d Private jo d/* On Java— Ban- I- Private 3c
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      322 4 SHIPPING NEWS. -iEN.OF-WAR ETC. Bedford, M. Cruiser, 9800 tons, 660 crew, Capt Lrskine, Nov 28. From t Rds. Kent, H M. first-class cru. 9800 tons, 720 crew, 14 1 doo hp. Captain Maresceux. From Malacca, Nov 2;. Senior Naval Officer. I X Mew, Govt str tons, displacement. 35 crew, 700*
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      380 4 Ve f s'ls, which have r viou.lv arrived, and are htlll in port. 'num, But str 2,6:0 tons aptain Luckham, Nov 7. From Karatsu, Oct 24. Ballast. Syme cv Co. U— K.H. Crosby- Hall, Brit sti tons, •mh Haddy, Nov 13. From Cape Ml Oct 22. Nil For- Bangkok. A
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      297 4 Shantung, Ger str 1,000 tons, Littmann. Oct 18. From Boeleleng, Oct 13. Gc, and -4 d.p Behn Mey< 'For Moluccas, U.— R unt George, Brit. str. 2,673 to«*# Captain May. Nov _6 From Cebut -o. G.c. Paterson Sim ns Co. For New York, It— Rd. Sar;. mo, Dut >tr 54G
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      613 4 VESSELS EXPTCTED. rMaaaa, I bable mate of Arrival mmi name of Agents. Stlamj 1 Ajrlie, Sydan 5 Boaatead Alcmous, China, Dec 8; Mansfield VV; lornb U*c M.MariA A pear, Calcutta, Dec 3 P Srma_« ■•'ha, Colombo, Dec r.jP&OCoy Belleropfion, Liverpool, Dec i2;ManaBi^f m^ aru Undo ».o«it;ft-i Borneo, Loudon, Feb 20;
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      254 4 L, st of p a T7 D Per pfcostoir necting with tu.^* 4 S OWb0 f uS-^avH 7- -Mr A FT* 80 NqCT «l Mr- and Mrs. F w "J^tC. "r J M G_mlJ^^ eV^ Per P. »0 F- S.JH»llid,v C tW_ gm and child. C_n7.- 1 Wilson .rnTcWlSraS'M A
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    MR. KEIR HARDIE'S LAST SPEECH IN INDIA.
    769 5 MR. KEIR HARDIE'S LAST SPEECH IN INDIA. Aide at the Cosmopolita member 13, Mr. Xl say <\ents, c no hc.,c, and 1 say so honest "with regret that Ido so. you, bestow, no iMpt fer, but 1 h all classes of people R* 1 r! of respect and honour eply.
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    PRICE OF SILVER AND THE CHINESE TRADE.
    459 5 1 he sudden fall I pi normal stage vacillating I while, and the paper 1 those engaged in the Chini those who feel direct or indirect et of the variation^ to retrain fror views and unnecessary t vill only add I e ral
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    EIGHT DOCTORS DID THEIR BEST.
    472 5 Colombo Gentliman Tells How After, Eight Leading Physicians Had Failed He Was Completel\ Cured or Heart Complaint, Hea By CR. WILLIAMS' PINK PIUS. "Yes," said Mr. T. Bloxham of Colombo, it is a fact that I consulted eight of the leading physicians in Ceylon, and
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    "CUPID'S PUPILS."
    1600 5 i ol the wi I ere without sonu un- 1 foreseen episock li krsm isca these humour, is, hers they he I tras yo I >ne could imagine thai I m l ences of a man who had attended wedgs all his lite ami ept a record M
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    A DILEMMA.
    190 5 An interesting point was recently raised in Colombo with regard to the liability of persons damaging billiardtable cloths. It appears that in one of the Fort Hotels, a gentleman made the first cut in new cloth and was asked to pay the fine which the rules of the
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS.
    145 5 A Farmer recently down from the interior, residing at 1 1 7. Jeraois Street, teen arrested 6* creating a ,nee in Hollywood ail Ihe farmer, it would .•■.;< t jammed trowd near the hit M I <at ion und. In attempting to get fro i d aaai liim
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    EUROPEAN AND INDIAN MUSIC
    816 5 X Kabraj a highly < I h lady, writes as foil" tothe "Indian Magazine "t London "During my stay in Europe I bud I i good fortune to be present at many lUeical festivals, concerts and ope (tuned fiome from these feasts deeply iflSpri Bsed with
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    MAKING A BARGAIN.
    247 5 A Great tenor had been si.iging for some hours into a phonograph The phonograph," he said,* 4 wonderful thim:. It almost realize- the wish of the Scottish poet, the wish that we might sec ourselves as others see u« We can now, at least, hear ourselv thing
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      186 5 Japanese Ginematogr-ph TO-NIGHT GRAND CHAIvGE LATEST FROM JAP ATM "COINERS HI We have 2 Shows now IN SINGAPORE. And expect another very shortly. Making 3 Separate shows. From next week we shall change ©ur Programme every FRIDAY. MARTIN and SHIBATA, />,. -t, i *m I > oprw** f *a. WHOLESOME
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      361 6 immmeeme**m^m***m*mmee*mmmeo^emmmm mm m*m^mm**wm***memm Lj--;t»(it I l tru Fans in every Bedroom Baildings in Heaaag I^^*' Cutsma in Catoring und--r Eurapaan -^^v^. .mom _n European v;< Expert. 11-TI£RI\IATIOWAL HOTEL. I BTJLISTOh LU Ventilated Bar Lunch (free) from i i a.m. i p.n I throughout Suppers (hot or cold) nightly .g and
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      420 6 T\ I Singapore Store I lb, Victoria Stree i-f^T The Best and Freshest of Provlsior New Shipment Just Arrive! on fusing iPate de Foie Gras Sliced II;; hi Smoked Bacon I lerrings Mackerel I A-tfcl oka I GMdna (ftrikfed) **S Red abb ;_c Boudins tc :;cd Celery Cauliflowci Asj Ifl
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      707 6 BA NKS. Hongkong Shanghai Bankin Corporation eel. PAID-UP 'ATI lAL SIO.OJU.Oo RESEKVE FUNDS: ons, >t<-riinc; uo.ooolooo atLTfaoo WSSS *11,7.")0,000 r ed Rsasr»_ Liability o\ Proptietan §10,000,00 Court of Directors G, H, Mi-:nni ibst, Bag. OMunaai lion. Mr. Henry Keswick, Deputy Chairmai A Pttchs, Eea, c. Shellim, Esq. E. Goetz, Esq.
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      409 6 E. D. M." ADLETS. FI nkinj COVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. A PPLICA nONS will be receta •aWWO nt the Master AmndwiTs CMBu HD to the 10th December (or the post 750,000 ot Light Keeper at I'anjong Hantu 300,000 Light House, Dindings. Salary-.<480 per annum with an allowance of per mensem for Rations,"
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      500 6 j- FOR SALE, WANTED f &C. ON. NOTICE. CJ 0 and advertise, •>) the Federated WawmW *m*Z mmm Malacca and Penang are informed post our Bill Collector Mr K IT F Shm] l Ws and itVr, <4«o quested that all BUIs be paid to h2_. fern MANAGER, kn Daily M
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      336 6 jj!_^ enn > m^^ UR THE E n M I that v 1 win l ocal NjtC-a^ il." Month J 3 Moae_s been 6 < t been Year ridge >Ppo- UT -STAT I0)| <.»._,. 1 Month I Month. 6 Months and 1 Year ia Deli etc U. C To Let
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