The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 June 1898

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    15 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. [RD SERI SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, iB.h JUNE, 1898. DAlb\
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      176 1 _t o Q£ bout O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. TllJrough jed for Persian Ports, also for Comst, and Sa- rim Hongkong. MAIL LINES. R Coromandel hsh Chusar. irat Coron.am;INTERMEDIATK DIRECT SERVI( number of Passenger*.. •Japan {Borneo •Mac •Formoji The above da: •fill please note t agi can bc are not covered
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      177 1 BRII 3TEAM NAVIGAI.IMITED. rrA, is intended ta week. c bc-oked by the above > tsia India and 1 ntius Of One t mer*. leaves about once e. and cargo or T.i and Queensland d (or lurthe AppK to AD a. Co. I. S. N. Co. A AN LLOYD is STEAM
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      358 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Undbr Contract with thi Nithkrlands India (jovbrsmknt. Agents atSingapore. Ships Agency, late I. DAENDKLS Co., 2-3 Collykr Uuav Time Table for June, 189S. Steamer Prom Expected Will, be despatched lor Win t Batavia June i(> Batavia, Cheribon, San baia June ii* Van d^r I.yn B'massin June
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      199 1 ABRAMS HORSE REPOSITORY ANO Veterinary Establishment. FOR SALE. SO Lt V G J 52 HORSKS, COBS and PONIES. AU land* d in I hi* houl doubt a splei Not a r In) pui. :,;<.ndsoni. Bay i Every one Cu -ranteed. Inspection Invited. FODDER. HARNESS rl Ml Mr. 1 THE AUSTRALIAN
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      501 1 LTONGKONG AND SHANGHAI xx BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10.0000 o RESERVE FUND J R.ooo^ o RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIHTORS oooooc Coubt or Dirsctubs. Hun. J.J. BELL-IRVlNG.— Chairman Gear, Kaq- I hairmam. C. Bkurman.s A I. Ravmond, fc-q David Gubbav Exj K L. Richakoson Ksq A. Haupt, Esq. r Sachs*, Esq.
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      211 1 DHCENIX ASbUKANCE COM PANY OF LONDON. SiMMM SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPA>:\ OF NEW ZEALAND. yj.ooo. ce» eflected at current BBtfe Discount allowed os Marias r. u». Wm. M< KKRKUW t. o.—.\, THE TOKYO MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. 'P _;cnts tor the .ibove I >.re prepared to pt
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      68 1 P o c m A Hibe: o A. Rib 7 •**•> c r i V rHJ.r ed 1xt.,,, r. c tr J. M. LYON& CO. MIL LIVIL 6. RON FOUNDEh Aloion fcngtne Wor «s> -ffice a SAI Mc „mers aad Laum Hand For S. '■eets and __qp_s__ L Safes l_ock*,
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    Domestic Occurrence. DEATH.
    18 2 Domestic Occurrence. DEATH. On M.iv 2.5, at Q Mansions, Westminster, Samusl iJrioht HuLtv. Solicitor, ol Sin*- .pore. 3g
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    The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1898.
    465 2 The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1898. Im following observations on our soring the course ol Manila will be found of interest M ishioa.ble suburb on the ith ..f Manila The major,:-. ..I th-- Eni-iisli resident, nc.w live tlx-r.- Ihe English club is in the Ermita, and li'-s on
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    GOVERNOR McCALLUM.
    55 2 Lieut.-Colonel H E McCallum. Gover nor of Lago*, arrived at Plym uth on ,55th May, on leave. His I w lio is siill suffering from illness contracted while visiting the Hinterland in connection with the alleged Frem B rgu travelled to LOl the 26th He expect* lo I><-
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    THE REV ARCHIBALD LAMONT.
    79 2 lhe liuteman ol Ma, .410 am. ounces the call to the Free < hunli congregation ol Dailly, ot the K- v Archill Id La moot who wai time in with tin nan Mi*- 1, r and ia the author ot a novel Bright sital* Mr. Lamont
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    NEWS OF THE 5th FUSILIERS.
    94 2 The main old frien I- ol 'hr- sth Fu*iliers here will I i k 'rom a priv .tr letter, dated fr I itadel since you knew us Firs! 1 Buchanan kc also r»-iir. -il 011 lull having re from hi* .tc id- nt. Mr,. I
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    RAFFLES GIRLS' SCHOOL.
    16 2 r the S 1 mme i by Utrls drr the the preI too
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    WATERLOO DAY.
    123 2 if that i!. ■4 1 1 P' that ivateS that it had This 23rd Light H. H ,j, n g 1 11 4 the 14th are to be ei by th<- la< t that the 14- 'ng a great .ned in re support ng tlie Ht-ugo-ÜBoat position. It
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    THE PHILIPPINE REVOLUTION.
    230 2 The Philippine rebels can no longer be termed such, but have now the rights and privileges of belligerents. lhe Spanish governors of three Provinces have officially surrendered their territory and garrison to General Aguinaldo. aftei executing a formal document ol transfer before a notary public. They now
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    490 2 est farrago libtll I I VBN'AL. j go, the lat ustratc-d aChristma I numb* roi Punch with pn lures of life in th coming of electrfctty Moat <>l ther were lam iful. I e most fan iful oi the lot 1 an old coupli si' ing
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    114 2 FALL OF MANILA AT HAND Continued Success of Phihpp; e Volunteers and Militia Desert t Rebels 'Spec u Hongk. y H M S Linnet brings report and Tondo, and are imla garrison day and night y Spanish fiag, after ki The Governor-General's Wife and Family in Aguinaldo s
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    THE WAR.
    60 2 The German Squadron at Manila. A Disclaimer of Aggressive Projects -officially stated at Ber sembling of thl .dron a Manila in -andooaaen man neutrality The object of it is to 1 German mt- :nc PhilipHeavy Bombardment at Santiago. Several Spanish Batteries Silenced. i. hour's bombardment o Santiago, on
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    OUR ADVERTISEMENT COLUMNS.
    35 2 A Psycho racer for i 4_«£^^ ir*?. t!3EJ- Co. dectare another on \Vcdnescfay _S. AuM M.nam, a Malay worn. marketing >esterda V .eavin-, her ha_*_W returned to S rfotW V lum SuY
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      181 2 LIPTON I TEA MERCHANTS BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN LIPTON'S TEAS drunk everywhere: in air-tight tins. LIPTON Limited are the Largest Tea, Coffee and Provision Merchants in the World. LIPTON'S TEAS. Largest consumption of any. Can be purchased from all Store-keepers in Singapore. SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS Messrs.
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      368 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS Hundreds ol thousands have been induced to try hamberl.. Remedy by reading what it has done lor others, and having tested its merits for themselves are to-day its warmesfriends. Foi .le by all dealers. lHt* DISPENSARV, SINGAPORE RiMiaai w. WANTED. Pr\. .re-.. Municlp.ll I > Fraser Neave, Ltd..
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      134 2 The Week Saturday, itth Selangor Turf Club Race ™*?aanmu !j— Son no \> tion. I emperance CmU. m Pm V.aorra Fanam Theatre 9 p.m Sunday, 19th *und_i) after Trin 1 '>on, ii.i 4 a.m. Band, Parade Ground, Tanghn. p_f| r Monday, 20th H«h Water:-, 1.39a.. ,0.5, p. VJueen s Accession.
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    A PADRE ON THE HAJ.
    641 3 ••en tor the Eve the namth the ex the Solfaterr most celebrated, t that ol a murder- uself but remarkab nas done The pit t Lincoln will -y longer the 101 ton guns that a speculative rai ted and then dropped hout sub wa i°
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    GERMAN POPULARITY IN SHANTUNG.
    25 3 GERMAN POPULARITY IN SHANTUNG. It -cial capiu 'k'ng their rule at g only seventy per A for ground rent from the people in that subprefecture.
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    ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
    1008 3 A Talk, with Mr. (J. VV. Cable, the American Novelist. (Bt Raymond Blaihwavt.) (Daily Mail.) We had been talking for some time, and I had alluded to the passing away of that black cloud of dislike and distrust so dark upon the American side which for so
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    RAFFLES SCHOOL SPORTS.
    176 3 The annual Athletii sports in connection with the Raffles Cricket Club were concluded yesterday ft 1 noon. The weather was anything hut promising during the earlier part of the day, but foitunately the rain cleared off in time for the sports to take place Mrs. Stringer distributed
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    TELGRAMS.
    258 3 ''Via Ceylon, j Lond -n, June- 5 Amin-ed- 1 Visier, has resigned office and Mushir-ed-Dowleh is forming a new cabinet. A reverent gathering, numb, ring several thousand persons, many in mourning dress, attended an open air Memorial Mr. Gladstone in Hyde Park this ahernoon. Tha weather w,.b splendid Ihe
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    INDIANS TELEGRAMS.
    210 3 Ihi-- ia thk Am flu Bombay June 6.— rent there with the 1 .meers returned unaided ind disappon I Plaoui 1 1 ams .si ,i 1 Occ trait im. Calcutta, June Case of plague ccurred on Sunda). an.) two deaths. The total p io dale .nd seventy eatns.
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    SERVICES TO-MORROW.
    105 3 St. Andrew's Cai hedral. .'/id Sunday after Trinity. 7 a. m. Matins. 733 a.m. Holy Euchansi. 9 a.m. Holy Kucharist 1 4 p. m. (Children's Service. 5.30 p. m. Kvensong. j T. Matthew's Church, Sepoy Lines 8.30 p. m. Kvensong. I Tanglin Garrison Church, 7.30 a. in. Service
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    THE LATE MR BAILEY.
    185 3 Further new* „re to hand by the mail ol the late Mr. S I' Bu.. ol the legal firm of Messrs. Donaldson and Burkinshaw, who died at Queen A.ine's Mansions, London, on May 25th. Mr Bailey caught a chill two days before reaching Marseilles which brought
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    A MAN A WOMAN—AND THE DOGS.
    210 3 A MAN A WOMAN—AND THE DOGS. A I-K..S. h Solomom. A recent French judgment (sa >s the Tunis correspondent of ihe Morning Post) may be cited as an illustration of Arab manners and C.alhc astuteness. An Arab was travelling thr. interior with his r m donkeyoa she was afoot. By
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    PRODUCE. (June 18.)
    186 3 PRODUCE. (June 18.) i (jambier 0 do. Cube No. i jT, Pepper, Klack (ordin do. White, (Fa 38. Nutmegs nos to the Ib.j 77 Mace (Banda) Cloves (Amboina) *g* Liberian Coffee 0 5o Tapioca, small ptarl Fair Quality) 460 do. do flake do. do.) 4.84, do. medium pearl (Fair do.)
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    SHARE LIST, JUNE 17th 1898.
    37 3 Nominal. < I 6% i I nallotted. fl6 Nom. I ii c Nom *nd use* I si New H t n_i P Pun, M I 240.0., t 12 I A Kaub Aus. I"-
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    The Standard Time Bails.
    113 3 A Tim« Ball at Fort L-nr..i,j; -nd .r. Bran, falls each day at ipm S (Greenwich mean time 6 hrhoisted five minutes pren To-day Fort Canning a. correctly. HONGKO Baronand to the level ot the m hundredths. Man-.;., baro. Temperature in tl heit. Manila tempeHumidity, in
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    EXCHANGE.
    15 3 Prr. t Franc^v dem *t i THE, SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SAIURDAY, JUNE 18, 1898
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      59 3 OCEAN STEAM SHIP EAST INDIAN OCL AM SHIP COMPANV L NAItkLAN )M. vaarTmaatschai and (ram r despatched iron fortn.. iapar lanv Borneo p. i Other uarucu.-r c-n c_t f Lines in Oper. Corgtm •_< port. Time Table I OUTWA. Stsahbb WHEN DC'B Anchises r,r iS Nestor •a* HOMEWARD -kh WHIN
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      166 3 MAILS CLOSh. To- 1 >r A ru Indrai 4 pM Ht I Billiton I 1 ru Hye 4 Inn_.ganu r|| Ban^;- 4 PM 2 MB IH amgt 4 cm Muntoit r !k Hanka 4» M v\ soaaaoa NEXT MAIL DU;-.. S. I). I Haytrn on June 23rd with Kn_h* m,
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      128 3 VEs s Flags and Tons Corom.nder* A Other VesbeU Flaes a Tons Masters Arr,. ALU' lAH Ban Whati His im Kobe ,I)RA I I I A I U Ho |»H R. K a s K> I I'cks ARRIVA s \i\r I A«j-r HIRTH. Win For Vessels and Passengers Expected and
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      163 4 John Little Co., Ltd. i Champagne. Pommery and Greno s Champagne b x. Sec. naudin Bollinger do do ■■-is. C do do Pener Jouet do do do do saumur, SPECIALLY IE COMMENDED Dry Royal. Sparkling Moselle do Hock Bur. Supplied by C. Meynac Co. Burgundy Beaune Pummard Whisky I Highland
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      458 4 Katz Brothers, Limited. ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE STOCK 01 IHK FOLLOWING GOODS IN THEIR Furnishing and Drapery Departments. .Silk Black Fa Dreu Material-, ths, r-rench Muslins White Spot Muslins. Fancy Canvas Cloths Fancy Sateens, l-ancy Piqu. Ladies Hosiery, Under Vests, Bathing Dresses civets, Curtain Damasks, CV. Cords, Curtain Loops.
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      397 4 TO LET XTO. 2.1 i Raffl Apply to MEYER BROTHERS. lun. TO LET A GODOWN at No. <■! Robinson Road, entry from ist July, iSofi. Apply to Oriental i'tl.Kl HON! Kl HThll < ii Ll |une i U c TO LKT THE Mansion,' nl, whole 1 ur i portion. Appl>
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      217 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. 1.. I NV I). I I 1 I Sydki I M. Akm j VI. I TtMßi I I I 1 I 1 China it japan. —Mr. i Mrs. u Her- Dr. 1 gr, A ting General G. L. mond R. B. i p aD< r Mr. R. 1
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      290 4 The Singapore Free Press AM) Mercantile Advertise! 9 Published at 30 3. Raffles Place, Sn,,. THE leading 1 Federated Nativ. ngei Ujong, Haha :ibilan British North Borne< --> therlands Ind. Also widely circulated 11, Japan, Cochin-China, Ceyloi ft*. Far I ally. A daily li a weeklv editio; r.oon ou J
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