Mid-day Herald, 17 February 1898
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Title Section15 1898-02-17 1 THE MID-DAY HERALD AND DAILY ADVERTISER Vol. IV SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1898. [No. 8615 words
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Article, Illustration293 1898-02-17 1 FRANK HITCH IK - P O FRANK HITCH IK, Agent. o*kici, Collier Qvat, WIaRVES, New HAitroLK. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Steini for China. Japan. Penacg. Ceylon. India Australia Aden. Egypt, Marsei.les. Gibraltar. Malta. Brindisi. Venice, Plymouth, and London. Through hills of Lading issued for Perniun <inlf, Continental ami American torts, al*o for China Count am/293 words
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133 1898-02-17 1 T> hj' ti['fur .1; LICOKNE. i Sliiif'ti/t'iC. The mail st«*:uners will h-ave Singapore ,u .»i alw»ut the- undermentioned dates. OI l WARD. HOMKWAKD. ls«>7. 1897. lfcites Dates h Siiifjiw Oct, IU» Svdii'-v Nov, 2 N• »v. It". L'ttlctloiiifU Nov, ll» f> i ;1. ilii'ii133 words
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250 1898-02-17 1 TIIK FAST KOITK BKTWKKN'CHINA. JAPAN. A KI'IJMI'!,. VIA CANADA AND TllE I N 1 i'BD STATES? KoC I K VIA Sll WtillAl. NAGASAKI, KOiU-YOKOHAMA. YUTOuI/ .AND VANCOUVER, H. C. Twin Screw Steamships—(>,ooo Tons 10,000 llorso-l'oWer—Speed 19 knots. PKOPOHKI* SAILINGS KUOM IIOX3R<>NU. Kmiiii'ic*250 words
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316 1898-02-17 1 JAMES SELLAR - JAMES SELLAR M a li nger THIS Coinptnv executes ships' repairs of all descriptions in the most effieeut maniier under the superintendence of European Shipwrights and Engineers. No. 1 GRAVING DOCK Lenet.h —4l"» feet. Depth of Water, from 14 to 15s feet. Width at316 words
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Article211 1898-02-17 1 ROBERT ANDERSON - ROBERT ANDERSON Mauugcr THK alx>ye Dock, situated in Province Wellesley, at the entrance of the Prye Uiver, has lately been lengthened and deepened, and is now of the following dimensions: Length on the blocks 330 feet Breadth at entrance 50 Denth of wsiter on sill211 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement37 1898-02-17 1 FOR DURABILITY, DESIGN, AND EASY RUNNING, THERE IS NO BICYCLE TO BEAT THE k, KALEIGII." It is the favorite with racing- men TO i-.r. URN ONT.Y FROM E. M. LYON CO., STRAITS CYCLE AGENCY, 15, BATTERY ROAD.37 words
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Advertisement727 1898-02-17 1 I«R> 4»-» IS THE! BEST. SOLD BY ALL LICENSED SPIMT DEALERS. SAME AS SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSES OF LORDS AND COMMONS AND TO ALL GOOD LONDON CLUBS. Sole Importers.. CANTON INSURANCE OFFICELIMITED. Capital Subscribed 52,500,000 Amount paid up 5 dUO.OIHJ Reserve Fund 5UU,000 Head Office, Hongkong. General Atrents. Messrs. Jardine727 words
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Advertisement204 1898-02-17 1 Robinson &Co. —:o: The Premier HELICAL TUBE CYCLES have the largest sale. 33,000 of these machines were sold in 1806. ROBINSON CO., Agents for Straits Settlements. Raleigh Cycles ARE THE BEST. E MLYON&Co. Straits Cycle Agency* O&kTBBT'S t CARBOLATED CREOSITE. ■v Non-poisonous, Antiseptic Disinfectant. DESTROYS ALL MICROBES. A few drops204 words
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Advertisement284 1898-02-17 1 DndeV the ir.oßt dißtirrrirhed Patronage of H. R. H. the Duke of Cocnaught —:o: B. P 1)K SII.VA, MANUFACTURING JEV.'£LLER, and DEALER IN PRECIOUS STONES. —:Ot—--62, HICH STREET. SINCAFCRE. Gaggino &Co. I :o: Ship Chandlers Provision Merchants, Sailmakers and Auctioneers, Navy Contractors. —:o: Assorted size marble slabs, French Clarets in284 words
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1369 1898-02-17 2 We are not among those who are violent admirers of Mr. W. T. Stead. In fact, we think that in many directions he is utterly and hopelessly wrong, and that his pursuance of certain fads has done much to weaken his influence among1,369 words
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Article503 1898-02-17 2 (From Burma Papers) BRITISH NAVAL REINFORCEMENT TO THKCHINA STATION. London, Feb. 2.—Her Majesty's battleship "Barfleur" is under orders for the China station. She sailed on Sunday the 6th iust. A VAIL STEAMER WRECKED. The mail steamer "Channel Queen'* has been wrecked off the Guernsey Coast. Thirty persons, mostly503 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement395 1898-02-17 2 McALISTER Co. j FOR Harness and Accessories American Buggies, AMD Sulkies, Swift Victoria Cycles, Planting, Mining, Engineering Carpenter's Tools &c«, &c. Drain Pipes, Fire Pricks Fire Clay, Cement, fee. FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES APPLY TO McALISTER Co. To those seeking a Kemedy for aches and painsA most efficacious oil for395 words
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Advertisement115 1898-02-17 2 ROBINSON CO., 2ISW MILLIMBRT, HSW StfHSHADBS, HBW PAHS. HBW KBW 238W FANS• Rotiinson CO. M. A. Guffoor. Sole A; ent f or Straits Settlements and B'kok, The l echanical Improved Hitchcock Lamp. The very No odour best lamp in the world for burning kerosine. Explosion impossible, burns open like jfH.<115 words
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Advertisement373 1898-02-17 2 DBWAB'S CELEBRATED WHISKY. The Lancet.— 44 This is a good, pure and whole-some spirit." The Scotsman. 44 mellow, thoroughly matured, and of the most deli; eate flavour." The Morning Advertiser. 44 Thoroughly matured, fragrant to the nose, and delicious to the palate." The Freemans's Journal.— 44 Is excellent in quality373 words
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Advertisement57 1898-02-17 2 %=?(}(@>^_*[=\%+]*='_-&@`"{""}] Regular Consignments of drug* and patent medicines &c. from their London agent enable tho Singapore Dispensary, Limited, to offer all goods fresh, and at moderate prices, consistent with first quality only. Messengers ure despatched to all parts of the town and suburb", every morning and afternoon: medicines that are57 words
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Advertisement28 1898-02-17 2 Ship Captains can have their com cine chests refilled or get new ones ined plete withdrugH of the first qnahty from tha Singapore Dispensary, 40 tfles place, [ADVT]28 words
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Advertisement52 1898-02-17 2 Patent medicines, Proprietary gootl Toilet requisites, Sponges. (Honey eon»b and Turkey) Tooth, Nail, Hair ami Bath Brushes always on hand at the Singa|M>ro Dispensary, [ADVT] CHOI.KHA, typhoid, and all kindred diseases averted by the used of disinfectants Every kind of them are kept at thd Singapore Dispansary, 4 >J Ratik-o52 words
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Article66 1898-02-17 3 H. E. the Governor arrived this morning by the Sea Belle, and, no doubt, Sir Charlen will preside at the Legislative Council meeting which takes place this afternoon. Shortly before 10 a.m., H. E. the actingover nor, (the Hon'ble O. W. S. Kynnernley), and66 words
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Article33 1898-02-17 3 Two Chinese were fined $2 each, in default fourteen days rigorous i»n- prisonment for trespassing on board steamers in the Docic, during the •tarly hours of this morning.33 words
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Article48 1898-02-17 3 Two Chinese ladies, named Leong Y.-w, and Lee Loe Pea, respectively, were charged before Mr. Howard this morning, with using criminal force to one Chong Ah Yow in Trinjannu Street, and were fined $3 each, or go into "dry dock" at Pearl's Hill for seven days.48 words
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Article131 1898-02-17 3 Y«stcr-lay before Mr. Wolferstan, one Sa Soon was prosecuted by a Kling named Madersah, tor theft of a pair <»f shoes in Cross Street on tht* night of the 1 jth instant. In the course of evidence, the prosecutor gave such a cock and bull story, that131 words
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Article518 1898-02-17 3 According to certain indications the fttHi'imiture and the Hermione, when iec« mi missioned, are destined for China, where they will be a welcome accession of strength. Both are cruisers of an excellent and efficient tvpe, and we may hope they are to be sent, in view518 words
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Article1089 1898-02-17 3 THE mail for Europe this week, leaves to-morrow by the M. M. Co.'s s. s. Yarra instead of on Tuesday as formerly. During the week ending the sth inst. British Dollars were transferred from the Bombay mint to the Customs House for export, to the value of1,089 words
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Article163 1898-02-17 3 In a letter received in London, and dated from the Hotel Metropolc, Hankow, on Nov. 28, Mr. J. F. F<aser, writing to a friend in London, reports his arrival at that distant Chinese city, after having successfully traversed, with or on his bicycle, the whole163 words
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Article120 1898-02-17 3 Thursday, 17th Feb, High Water.—ti.l3 a ut 8.46 p m Legislative Council, 2.90 p. m Philharmonic Orchestra S 3U p. m. Friday, 18th Feb. Tlitrh Water, —7.18 a. m., 2.32 p m Field Firing, Changie Road, 7.30 to 11 a m French Mail Homewards. Cricket. lawyers v. Rest.120 words
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Article75 1898-02-17 3 OH Londvu. Bntik 4 m/» 1/MJ demand 1/11*4 Private credits 3 m/s l/lOi documents 3 m/s 1/10-15/16 credit# 6 m/ 5...1/10 On India. Bauk demand 140$ On Hongkong. Bauk demand 4 o/o dis. Ott Yolioliama. Bank demand t> o/o prem. On Java, Bank »lenv»ud 112 Private 30 d/s 11775 words
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Article232 1898-02-17 3 ALEX. GENTLE - ALEX. GENTLE President, Municipal O rmiMMoneth Municipil Oilioe, Robinson KMC!, Singapore, I Itli February, lBV>b. in hereby given that in terns of Sections 33 and 34 of the Municipal Ordinance No. XV of 1896. an election of one Commissioner for the Tanjong Pagar (No.l) Ward of the Town232 words
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Article51 1898-02-17 3 D. Shihak iwa. Dentist of Tokio Dental College, owing to the liberal patronage brstowed upon him since bis arrival, has determined to stay in Singapore, and may be consulted daily at his Office, No. 54 North Bridge Road. Charges very nnslerate. Excellent testimonials from patients already treated CONSULTATION51 words
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Advertisement387 1898-02-17 3 ISMAIL RAHEEM. Diamond Merchants. Manufacturing Jewellers, Dealers in Precious Stones, &c.. Have now on yiew at No. 82-1 and 82-2, Brass Bassa Road A CHOICE STOCK OP t3 4 i* •...ri > ,r BRACELETS. RING. RING. BROOCHES. RING. RING, Pendants, Necklaces, Scarf Pins, Earrings, fcc. Sot with diamonds, rubies, pearls,387 words
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Advertisement194 1898-02-17 3 Mrs. Josephn North. Phrenologist Scientific Palmist Under Distinguished Patronage, Late of London, New York, Sydney 4r Calcutta, TfRS- NORTH has just arrived in Singapore, after a very successful tour through India and Burma she is now prepared to see visitors for consultations at Raffles Hotel, Rooms No. 81, ln-tween the194 words
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Advertisement133 1898-02-17 3 ROBINSON CO., SINGAPORE, m m k m m Va n m ss X sc j*a a&iiSi Are now booking orders for new Premier Cycle Coy's, Helical Tube Cycles. 1898 Pattern. As shown at the Stanley Cycle Show Model Z. Gente Roadster O. Racer R, Racer S. Roadster Popular Roadster The133 words
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Article45 1898-02-17 4 LOW AH CHENG - LOW AH CHENG fTMIE undersigned begs to inform the public that he w ill rot i*- n*sp on nible for any debt or debts contracted bv his step-son, QUAY iiotY TKNG, UNLET* •hia signature, with the rbcp Kirn Secfc Hcan Press, is appended thereto.45 words
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Advertisement712 1898-02-17 4 Powell Co., Singapore. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS The following notices are taken roni the Singapore Press.:— The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank A handsome carved teak screen, n»?arly HI) feet long and six feet high, with cantiron grills l»earing the monogram of thft Ban* in gilt letters, marks off the Cashier's department, an712 words
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Advertisement277 1898-02-17 4 HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. Chubb's IRON SAFES AND LOCK, The best in the world. Apollinaris Water, The queen of table waters, a most healthy and refreshing drink in tropical countries. $l7 00 per case of 100 glass bottles. $8.50 hf. 50 stone Perrier Jouet Co.'s CHAMPAGNE, A high class wiue of277 words
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Advertisement284 1898-02-17 4 (fcT 3^9 >rv iWi MILLLWRIGHTS, INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS. OPPOSITE GENERAL POST OFFICE. Specialities. Lyon's Patent Liberian Coffee Pnlper, Lyon's Patent Dry Cherry Huller, Lyon's Belf Acting Tapioca Machinery, Kice Mills Wood Working Machinery, Cattle Powers Oil Mill Plant, Pine Apple Preserving Plant. On Hand For Sale. Overshot Water Wheel 18284 words
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Advertisement72 1898-02-17 4 THE DISPENSARY A LARGE AND VABIED STOCK OF Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Photographic Requisites, Toilet Appurtenances, ALL OTFIRST CLASS QUALITY, Vide issue of the yjLf i D»./: f:f !?il A i OF. THE 4TH AUGUST, 1597. and following days, for detailed particulars Note Address: Ho. 43, BATTEBY BO AD. A. MACKAY,72 words
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Advertisement557 1898-02-17 4 La ii Fong Co. No. 19, Hijih Street. Tailors and General 0* {fitters. Give a European cut, and the uunt approved style of clothing for gentlemen Compare our prices. Under the Patronage of their Excellencies Bir C. C. Smith, u.C.u.e Sir F. A. Weld, G.C.M.G., Sir W. C. F. Robinson,557 words
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