Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 16 December 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Nail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 687, VOL. 111. SINGAPORE, MONDAY DECEMBER 16. 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    A MISCHIEF MAKING EDITOR.
    334 1 -kai Vlaaaaa Fadke (30), editor, 1 tor, printer and publisher ol the Vihaii" OT the Ramble;. I Um ithi tried before a Special which waa applied for by the -General, with whom for the prolion and agreed to by Mi I «adr tl < ised, under
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    THE ORIGINS OF GENIUS.
    283 1 M<)M GRLA CHILDREN OF lIIUDLE-Al PARI That comparatively few men and women of genius were the eldest children of their parents is a fact announced by LV. Lou ;binovitc: "i ork, in a paper on The Gt of Genius" read before the recent International Cong 1
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    TIN IN THE U. S. A.
    95 1 Ihe mine is situated or. tl e of Silver Hill, mileSp ...iiie, in i direct line, hir nttes by railroad. Ineore vn ill have ted at the mine, and the tin concentran -hipped through me smelter. om the usual in.; d with tin, makiim
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    EARLY MARRIAGES.
    189 1 Hie law determines that a giri aJSBJI not marry until si < which resulta from early afwa— >» sac |wi Bnr that UpBHl te's partner. wealorwoeoftheyomag couple alone tint the state taaa__J OBaaliorati it ti» i» t> < moth< iituregeaaerat Most mothers do not eotrust their sons to
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    EUROPLANS IN THE YELLOW ROBE.
    38 1 1 he thro Dean Buddhist monks who form. d in Rangoon, diaajp,st, but i etui and month along with anot king two Scotch i icrman Buddhist monks now Kving in a kyoung (rcst-hous*
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      351 1 'v ROGEE CO. -jVledical j Reserve" PURE GRAPE BRANDY cMMai THE I_JUM_BT« M Jolin_jCif/le t Co.. £td. ~_pp_- "-=-^i i^__L GRAND I NOW XMAS ()I'F\ BAZAAR QQHJ' J postpooe lAtrchasiac your O-raataaaa Pi_cate and Good Cheer. BUY AT ONCE v I \I"R STOCK haa been very carefulh chosen with a
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      233 1 [KATZ BROS. Ltd.! MERLIN-SYeLES. f (1908 PATTERN 5 I Represent the ideal ot Cycle eonstruction. > t ALL MOD! -LS— l-1 l HER C ti I BLACK AND GOLD LINED BLACK AND RED LINED, OR 1 GREEN AND GOLD LINED. Price $57.50 I COMPLETE AND READY FOR THE ROAD. I
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      303 1 FROMY. ROGEE A CO 11 Medical Reserve" PURE GRAPE BRANDY "THK LANCET." HE KNEW THL RICHT REMEDY. MIST AT M Anaemia Wi mi IVa i.sv Blood -and Dn I &v DR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS Mr. I. B. Xvier, ptmramwntiral aaamtant at the Macao Dispensanr, Macao, China, had no an naseear
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    The eastern Daily Mail. MONDAY, 16th DECEMBER. A TIMELY WARNING.
    994 2 The eastern Daily Mail. MONDAY, 16th DECEMBER. A TIMELY WARNING. The 1 longkong pap< r plaining i>f tbe prevalei i of burglaries, and the opinion of the Hongkong police about burglaries is, that this is largi du. to tl i'-ssness or idleness ot the tenants c4 the bouses which bave
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    663 2 Lm S. Gubbay, li ve of absence for tea months. Through traffic on the Russian and cse -ections of the Manchurian Raihvav was resumed from ist instant. Riois COntMMK 10 be rife ia lhe sin Korea, and an i crease in tl»e Japa ts, engaged in the wo suppression, has
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    ONE SUMMER DAY.
    106 2 ign not to see it "trfbtf**? and or r eXtCnt^ J > those, «^> I >wled I and Ur I wad it tor all he, I I Wilt. her performance oft: she will may well be n so that 1 was aaoswhen I wi'i. lan C-;di__j| and
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    AJIT SIHCH INTERVIEWEDO.
    36 2 Aj view, dalay Fort two where I had wr exi'k of the B ba« He I longer, ber. K ioie' I riot cL in the dream on the 1 his futun decide afteru
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    A BLAZE IN HARBOUR.
    68 2 A boa '■'•te°_t« rol recc buoys at ,<# The blaze some 30 fee plosions at '"I^aer K_«; dense black >m g^, doung, bele w> Co Ld.. on the 17th "J™V L wa iW_ Mfce ter, and tht < »fthcpff' barged a rolieum de c^f*|3t Liunnah JJ^g-j.
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    HIS MOTHER'S PLACE.
    40 2 Voung Pri was •becau-< have it, but rea! N cent Prince Ola? on Queen V that's my p the little victor ana his own kn< looked > stepped fonit j_ir i Jr W B>entire court-**** 0 ,-H lis-ftnrr.
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    THE NEW JAPANESE CINEMAGRAPH.
    14 2 state O' ,i \v i i bUcd ait: part»cu ,a
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      169 2 ALHAMBRA. i SPECIAL PROGRAMME. N I CHAW Middle Weiqht oi the World "TIGER" SMITH vs SAM LANGFORD Smith beaten *>y oftki .1 .x Louder, .t O-JO p. nv The Liverpool National Steeplechase. Aintree 1907. By Spmmmmi r^qu.M ol our Patrons H. M THE KING and the DREADNOUCHT M H h:si
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      38 2 Behn Meyer Co., LTDKEY BEER -w *^V -j «rw. k (Chop Kunchi) Blood Wool f e s Stout. House of Lords Whisky. Charles Heidsieck's White Seal Champagne P k ml Beehive Brandy. Behn Meyer CO., LTD Sole Agents.
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      65 2 WANTED. IXTANTED avTiU^i.'iv.t^cPe; fef n *ePH--iryaasaal the Stogepo ,e Chinese Giria SdWOl, Hill Strcc. Apply P— l,l > V M,>N 1 1 .>r si NO I Lkmon at the -cli"" 1 l Killiney Koad. 13-H-07 -i'jij-o;. nu-: HIPPODROME, We must have Perfection. OUR SHOW IS NOT QUITE READY. A :D
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      294 2 Mails Close Ti For Pea Sit-uu_a I ime M and Mala Jin Ho 2 pm M'iar atrl Malacca 2 pm .1. P Dickson, P Swet'ham m T Anson Selongor 3pm Hatavia 9. am sj Calcutta 1 i S -t'tiam via ports Pen Am Muntok and Pal- m!n G G .'■/■>
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Lieut Woods Requested to Resign.
      32 3 Lieut Woods Requested to Resign. a^odon, IVcembei 14, 11 10 nm. nantH as received a re st from the War Office to resign itherwbe he will be the ider he fry W
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      Canada and Commonwealth.
      30 3 LoodDO, l>ecember 14, 1 1-30 a.m. from Ottawa that the 300 paid since 1891, to V istralia. Steam niied. „arded as Canada's answer Hgtilr '.miiionwealli tai iff
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      German Warehouse Seized by the British.
      34 3 German Warehouse Seized by the British. ,KK RNALS in: lon, December .4, 11-10 am m burg firm of Woenckl to the German Foreign erby His Majesty's gunboat I the warehouse con- papers are indignant
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      Death of a Silver Magnate.
      89 3 London. December 14, 1 1-30 a.m. announced of Mr. George oeh. the silver magnate connecte Broken Hill enterprises in fhe deceased was born at Glasgow, v lite, he engaged in pastoral Bind 1 Oriental. South Cjrica. and afterwards in squatting industries in New South j
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      Australian Defence Policy.
      50 3 I ';> V« S IN GHI YEAI ember 14, 4 p.m. "he Representative^ K'Vlbi' l>eakin outlined the the Commonwealth It proposed to purchase and two destroy three make milik> mpulsorv tor all youths ghteen and hoped in eight years, there vil! 'Die a national guard ot d
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      Japanese on American Battleships
      36 3 1 TAKJI 'TES OF G -TEM. lon, DecernbcT 14, 4 pm York papers publish senf all Japanese servants Wmg the Battleships of Fleet, at Hampton Roads, ere found to be con--0 Japanese
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      Gale in the English Channel.
      59 3 WRECKS AND C< vBLE LOSS OK LIFE. don, December 15. 9-50 a. m. g ehas been blowing a Many ves ve been F the South Coast, and a conate is reported, masted American schooner >ff Scilly yestereve. Eig tave been drowned. to the Speed I
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    INGENIOUS HIDING PLACE.
    59 3 Nag which arrived, on the I Swa oi ought </oo r Bang 1 the oasse he Hand, iliar place in which to I .ms officials the kn that he had a fine new Browning I le placed it in one of a numChinese shoes which he hoes
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    PENALTY OF OPIUM SMUGGLING.
    47 3 tent ninal < >n the aBth ult.. three Chinaid been em; *ercf h» smuggle opium to the value I hey were each se newt, m ad 5 00, the total amoun ae being Ics. of not paying **re« tencedtoana •^tiths' imprisonment. The opium M-cated
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    General booth.
    47 3 •rai Booth, whose health is t J_*l anxiety just at present enty-eigbth year, and it is doubt hi if history ca *f another man neai as he. loes he hose wl rst secret i*nd the s< __t_? ■•s of leaving every secondai J unnecessary maclu-
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    A PUGNACIOUS JAPANESE.
    183 3 uit-seller was paid him. He would not have thii One ot n,m u there a 1 gni capon was 1 rd stick In the through th« hmaman's ha.: thei. 1 t 1 a chai committing assault with a d ►mptainaut's hands were ei I ly i: lie
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    THE DEPORTEES RELEASED.
    152 3 The Viceroy's pardon for Lajpat Rai and reached Mandalay on the King November 9th. Arrangements were at once made for their homeward journey. They arrived red by special train at Lahore Cantonment West Stat I aptain Cameron was in charge of the train, and a police escort,
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    A DANCEROUS WALL.
    125 3 the rcar'of a J>lock of building Race Course Road, there is an apology for a wall. A few days ago several yards of it came down. Usually, a number of youngsters are about the spot, but, fortunately for them, they were absent at fall The debris revealed
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    MEAN SWINDLING.
    101 3 An ejderly Chinese woman charged inaman. on Saturday, uith breach Ihe man came to h er 1, dhe would repair her watch. She let him have it. After some days, the man told her that the watch had been stolen. She then had him arrested. lhe defendant said
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    PREPARING ILLICIT CHANDU.
    89 3 CfeMg A li and Ting A Li were, on F. Greet), charged with preparing illicit chandu on the 12th instant. armed with a search warrant, he raided a house and ,e defendants in the act ol prep. indu from dr, e man denied the charge, but admitted
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    PEERS AND THEIR TITLES.
    58 3 unus in the WestmisnI wer than aixtv either a.e or have bee bench, orwfc rs have l JO b; n^ludgt haucello.s; and that I hav. exhausl the fuH number. Inew t n m,,udt duke (U ■en and Loth, earls four viscounts, and thir.v mderixm the la*
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    16 3 It Um expected I bej Mil.ct in H* betwes e to obew ll I c ,ntag.
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    CURED IN A DREAM.
    312 3 1 STOR> Ol MIRACLE I 'i trange occu em ii )< M- > Arutapi >l I'. Ua Sawn imuthu •I r-i in deposed to thi I Ing effect tRi d N S Car of on the JOSS May 1906, n: the of sevei al witnea In
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    RIDING A HIPPOPOTAMUS.
    179 3 The meethu d Selborne, High Commissioner of South Africa, and ka. Paramount Chief of Barotseland, a Setheke, was full of quaint t. Nothing could be more picture^qnthan Luanika's arrival. A fleet of some hundred and fifty native dug-out canoes came up the broad Zambezi, led bv the
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    HUGE LAND SLIP.
    158 3 THOUSANDS OF FEE I OF !H AND BOULDERS ON THE LINE. A very serious slip took place in a cutting on the pass section on the sth inst. at half past three, near the 65th mile, several thousand cubic feet of earth and boulders have completely blocked
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    JUDGES WHO MIGHT RETIRE.
    112 3 Lord lustice Kennedy, who last month completed fifteen years of judicial service on the Enghsh Bench, is one of six occupants of the Bench who retire on i peusioa, Lord lustice Vaughan Williams. Sh Goretl i. ar U lustice Grantham, Mr. e Kekewich, and Mr. Jus
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    A RIFILE THIEF.
    87 3 At: aged on the i ight of the isth insu I llvi Fort h\ I hole through which a 6-inCtl ppe i- i nried to tl WesU nRi J Station. He made. t guaid am I the and removed three Lee-Enfield ri\n alar:-. WS deed the foil-wing
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    ELIMINATE EURASIAN.
    87 3 u t r_ttnary general a** ting r EUarasiaii Ind Angl -Indian Aaso u of South India was held on the i H-h n was decided art rd Eur isian in ordei from ti e i mmui itj s Eurasians. res with Euro iiami -no Eur< pean rostun i
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    JOURNALISM IN CEYLON.
    527 3 N.\ll ED TO THE l M \i i I'm Ki aping 01 im Wmai aim-. The Ceylon Monring I■ a >'■ ha- i wing in one of its recent isaOSS Wi t usually Hi op to for di nictated bj the t lon >;t Such i task
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    SLEEPING-SICKNESS.
    152 3 Mr. James Brand, a Veterinary Surgeon of Northern Nigeria, claims that he has made a discovery in the curative treatment of sleeping-sickness. Finding trypanosomiasis to be the most deadly" disease among animals in the country, he adopted curative meaand found the following treatment positive results:- Ten intravenous injections of
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    MONEY AND TRADE.
    168 3 The future of money depends greatly on the position in America. We shall shortly see what effect the gold which has been engaged for New York will i WC believe, the tension will be relieved, the situation will undergo a quick change for the better. There is
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    MR. PIERPONT MORGAN.
    159 3 Mi. Pfet po I Morgai wl sc support i pportui ely iov thi N- Yoik bank-, differs from mosl Ae can millionain ivingbeei bom 11, u it the L'nivcr-it\ "I j ngen, and ia 1 1 tor of Philo- ns an ll a- i yacht s_an end
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    FOR OUR PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
    852 3 iik rWO GRI i I QI AXIFICA 1 k INS 1« IR ;I I -SS 1i things which are taught by i ue not, bel .j b] j successful I four, I ng st a I gh I Phiioi h LoidS Pul After all," said the
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    OUR BEGGARS!
    100 3 We dedicate tlie follow ing from an Indian exchange to those who are distributing tothebcg| lie Mutidi Kozgar," an I'rdu ■<... |y of Bombay, writes: If the clo'lv -of an 1 gar in B cienl would be tow Bereot plai es It ia well k own begfj e
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    48 3 N, b| the OHM undiug appellation ol I he Dominion 1 j ihei m 1 ot it will p a success. A mat:.' 1 this i- "t |'i' 'on J 1 :I 1 in N La. h person Th Foi si < tin 1 bi al 1 dumb minion
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    WOMEN'S SUFFRACE
    210 3 IHE MOVEMENI OVER EUROPE. The Ccntial Society t Suffrage— the "peaceable seethe movement were told by M cett at their meeting n that their pom vear had been a record one. It had witnessed, -he -aid, the art Ival of women's suffrage in Europe. Finland and women had
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    BRITAIN NEVER SO RICH.
    67 3 \M) NEVER V MANY A remarkable sf e progrethe United Kingdom dining tlie past fitteen year- i- supplied in a volun < nearly 400 pages, called the Si Vbstraci >«7 Oft* In fifte* we have oui •lation more thai, I ada and in 1892 WC iow
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    A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
    55 3 Lately, while some coolies were i a tank in lellicl cassc It after doing SO they di-covered be i < a d gummy mass. o happened to be I I'l Malay alam as Kdmnddum, and doable. a goat was wounded as rubbc be a s on-umption,
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    MIMING STATISTICS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM IN 1906.
    246 3 Looking id u& try asm whole, at time a nine figure mark, gating an increase for th« is the. preponderating elemc outWS. I inning to ne amou was 15,500,406 tons. ease of nig an average of just u >f ore were also
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      131 3 THE. JSJ_E_W Japanese Cinematograph Entire Ciiange of Programme U-NIGHT TO-NIGHT fcS Our Challenger," kfc The Plucky Son/* Admitted 1». ALL lutdv th« BEST film cm d in tiu- picture line. Full of Life and Wonderfully Coloured AND 2' Other New Ones COME SEE BELIEVE MARTIN and SHIBATA, HOTEL de la
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  • Stocks and Shares.
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    FIRS VOYAGE TO INDIA.
    1236 4 FIRS VOYAGE TO INDIA. ammt riii;w. .ill ..b .lit 240 ofOcci Tag v, i lhe na da Ci.cn. of whom g uc c cxpcc'cd For he. route it wa> p.^sible to chthc Indie* and Islands that the euth by do _ocim un ptcd belie! in those days he argued that
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    A KEMARKABU BIRD.
    97 4 sad fact that in c the history ot aeronautic* has been a fair amount of g. Let megiveoncsnik;: rent pect-hlc u Rati* agree in telling a line circum-tanti story (in more than one m out met ful ma eagle, was mai l Re| ,1 all the e
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    913 4 Trading Vessels, __c. Latest Arrivals. Thongwa, B '.apt Herrington. From .Madras and CV' Dec 14. Gc. Boustead Co. For Negapatam and Madia-. Dec I'oh Ann, Brit str, *****:. Robertson. From P SA-et'ham, Dec 14. Gc SS S Co. Fo: I' Swet'ham, Dec .7.-VV. Sunda, Brit str, 2,986 ton-,
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    74 4 Inr appointment ot British Consul for the Siamese Malay State- Kelantan, I ringganu, I'atani, Sai, Legefa etc. has met with general satisfaction m the north, but it is objected in sonic quarters that the placing of the Com*. iate at Smgora i- unfortunate as it is got central enough, and
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    112 4 Wharves at which Vessels were berthed on 14th inst. 1 .\\l< ING PAGAR. ts IWM UU ___n .Icnoyle. i_n Wham Si ciao* 1 I'hongu a. S r. 1 Shi i a*s Wham xn. 3* oa n No 1 irlvk i '.aiu-. Sheikh 4
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    EXCHANGE.
    113 4 SINGAPORE, DfcL.MHKK 14, .ooy On London.— Bank j m/- v/g ,ano: -s ii/tfi Private 6 m/s I do 3 m/s i/ t ,J 2 |j do 0 m/s 3.0,1 1". Pi ivate 30 d/_ F Bank d/d i6|o/o dis. nom. Private 30 d/- Bank d/d 8 9 |nom. Private
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    PRODUCE.
    88 4 Dfcember 13. Gam: >. j. do (Cube No. 1 unpicked 10.00 Copra Bali 8.20 do Pontianak -j/ i0 Pepper, Black 375 do White 5 o/c buyers 20.75 Sago Flour Saiawak 3.05 do Brunei No. 1 3.00 Pearl Sago tt 4 0 Coffee Bali, picked 2;.;c c, Palembang, 20. „,ba-i-
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    List of Passengers.
    245 4 PASSENGERS OU I WARD Bar M. M. Salazie, due Dec 1 Mr. Sayle. Mr. Beadle. Mr. J. Bruce. Mr de Val and sous. P O steamer Victoria, connecting with the steamer Arcadta at Colombo, from London. Nov 22, due Dec 21. Rev \V Mu-ray, MrJD Mcculloch Mr
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    Arrival of Passengers
    198 4 Per s.s. Thongwa, from Madras and Coast, on 14th Dec. -Messrs H Heinaldt. W H Rose, S M Alkalally, Rcvd. -ett, MrGSiddons, Mrs and M'anook. Mis- Mildred Leicester. Mrs Carnegy and two children, Mrs S Bahrop<\ Mr M de la Pierre, Ac Per s.s. Sunda. from Aivwcrp,
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    Clearances.
    26 4 Cle arances. Euryalus Fnr sy4m j ribon Waihora N and Carn.v \onshire 1 1'kong F and Japan Belle, Japan via Achilles 'rpool i Cuantan I. mile
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    185 4 Austria, Trieste ftfaaaimniii i v R*aa____ Simons'"' '"''iPa^ Borneo, L0nu,,.,, f+ B«lo». Br*, C Fred Law-, "i* 1 *V Cha.o, li Kr-ern autle.'ja li^. ,r i RV Liverpool/f; c i_;; ar cutta ja Ba. l' Denbighshire. E F Ferdinand, rim* Rautenberg >n .Unj; E. Sim. MaritimeEuphrau Grotiu-, Ams!<
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      42 4 Weather Report. Kandan<i Kerb** HeepOeJ, 13 9am 3pm 9 P*> mfr fc. Bared 32 Fah. ***** 29 921 2u.yt2 1 1 sm B 85.4 t Bulb Ther 75- 7*. W ind ic. Temp 85.8 Mn 73 8 Max Te rad. Ther Rainfall
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    THE VERSATILE TERRIER.
    242 5 THE VERSATILE TERRIER. iic in mind ai Then i I natarame close behind t! the snake was d< puppielC 8 01 n __|l er critical movement, and the Maine struck Nettle on t was qmte well tlic**_xt moi turned reached her she *r*s de»d f ox aaaaj round li naif
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    STUTTERING AND STAMMERING.
    99 5 I lr good new* fbr t pronou sot Zund-Burguet cl ng their invetjti s of odd shapes u .ind so gets lutigwra into tlie prom the pi stammerers, there arc tho < imm atm^d****," o. betwcee 1* "8.888 macism," or 1 <■ < ssed, look appalling 10
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    MINES IN JAPAN.
    47 5 have recently been the auth <**- pal mine* in Japan. «iag arc the chiel mine '.■■■< Vi i ,7oo,*aa io,7c_vaon uing Company 9.5«V*» 1 iijit.i-Kunn 400,000 0,000 ha 4,200,000 „100,000 I .',000.000 1, „00,000 1. ',00,000 Mil 1.500.000 1,500,000 0,000 .artment of Agriculture I, lOO, OOc
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    GOPENGE TIN MINING.
    33 5 r vNhich is again the largest g the exiatei whole <-l tb< led in this y« inual meeting a bonus .itm.t: j „4: tb« \c. and the balance m ba
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      573 5 PROi El sof Ini \ir\Mip\i ,NJ *S A I <1 >i\ Mil I IN. I OIS I RIDAY i NO^ MB] k Present. Braadrii I nver. 1 K. A w Dr. T. Murr.iv k n. Ong l sq. R. Ching KV 11. L. Coghlan, Esq. Absent A. W. Ba M
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      878 5 I h the plans submitted bj Messra I omlinson and Lermit for 1 new drains to discharg sewagi and rainfall al the Hotel dc i opi n not approved, bul thai further rjbnsioVratioi ol general ainage arrangcmenta m postponed until the Municipal Engineer lubtnita .1 k heme fot d< aling
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      709 5 On the West bj Veo I 'hu Kaiuj and part ol u Mr. ogl lan s, eonds the __otion n tn 340. Adjourimient. Ibe President nddn mea Bo of the proposed Quarantine ('amp and raggeal I n Commissi,,,!, ra ik not ibk to >•• pn 1•I I and it is
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      363 6 II One of the rknat and Largaat Bedroom 1 i Entirely tmmt Europaan '^l?\?^ Eur °P e [1 j J ..nu M 'l Zxpttx. j J 1111. C Ir.Ti_RIMATIGI.AL HOTEL, j Llt Ventilated Bar Lunch ,ec horn a.m .pm. I 1 throughout i Supper, (hot or cold) S iVnateLHniog and
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      431 6 Singapore General Store l(>, Victoria Street. Ik-gf- The Best and Freshest of Provisions, New Shipment Just Arrived Comprising Pate de Foie 6ras SI ced I lam Smoked Bacoi i lei ring--Mackerel Artichoks c.it km-- (Pvddaal) 1 reflha Red mmmn pen l>oii(! lru:;cc 1 njfafi tmwy aulillow< 1 _p r_aj m{\
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