The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 May 1899

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  • 19 1 TH E Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, 17™ MAY ,1899. DAILY ISSUE No 357^
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 698 1 J~ I OtTice. Collyer Quay. *r Wharves. New Harbour J O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. iM CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYINDIA, AUSTRALIA ADEN, EGYPT, MARSEILLES, OIRRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH, AND LONDON. Through Bills 01 Leading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, ako for C-ma Coast, and San Francisco via
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    • 629 1 fHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIM TED. THK following are the dates on which the Co.'s A Steamers may be expected here, viz OCTWARD. HOMEWARD. For Hongkonu, SiiANt;- Pofl MaMßlUafl hrn a.- |ap\n Ports. and London. s.s. Yang Tsze May ai s.s. Kintuck June 15 B.s. Kaisow June 3 Through
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    • 407 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Undbr Lontract with thb Nbthbrlanos India Oovbrnmbnt. AGK.srb at Singapore. Ships Agency, late I. DAENDELS Co.. 2-3 Collyer CJuav Time Table lor May, 1899. From -apectea Will be despatched to Btvawei Deli May 1 v Paneh, Bil», Ataa-Mt, Ddi nti Edi May 17 Tambora Padang May
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    • 732 1 THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK COMPANY, LTD. Shipwrights, Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Wharfingers, &c. Graving Docks up to 500 feet m Itngll r d 1 1 feet on Wharf f: iri'! q 1 ,r Sheers Kxlensi^' f'lopt.'or. 1 1 i' A'.rlul Me.tm 1 1., .it.^i I. Conditions of and KeUtu.g
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    • 554 1 UONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. I PAID-UP CAPITAL liooooo* I KKSERVE FUND ..nooon'ooe RESERVE LIABILITY OP PROPRIETORS Siaono.ooc L'OL'BT OB DIBBCTORS R. M. Guav, E»q —Chaiwman. N. A Sibbb, mss. —Dkputv Chaikman. E. Oon/, Eaq. A. I. Ravmono. Esq fc- NHM.Liw.Esq. R M. Hill. Esq A. Haupt, Esq. K. Sachsb,
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    • 564 1 PETER SYS WONDERFUITsPECIFIC THh „„l, „_jy WA| ugtl pg |IMAN Sprue. Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Hemorrhage and Ulceration of the Bowrls OW, THL PETER SYS COMPANY |PRESERVE YOUR TEETH I and teach the Children do hv using CALVERT'S I {CARBOLIC:L CARBOLICI 'TOOTH ~dl^l_- TOOTHI j POWDER PASTEI A «vo.o i_rrßnie—, *h,ch ,„e
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    • 134 1 PAC! OCCIDENTAL AND ORrENTASTEAMSHIP coSpany T Y KlS i?''«*»VSHlKl KAISHA Northern P aci v Ma, .fun to JU D ft Co., JU' HEADACHE. NEURALGIA "k CEREBRINE. I MIGRAINt NIURALIiIA H CEREKHINI kj m> 2 m FUG. FOUMIiR m lijfO-*KM Pin |J 1^ ll -j -.porr. a MACKAY, The D.spensjrv Se««
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  • 6 2 Th e Singa pore Free Press.
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  • 208 2 WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 18 99. A notification appears m another column regarding .1 private bill to be introduced into iht Legislative Council by the lion blc J M. Al.l IN-ON, lor the Incorporation of the Treasurer ol the Presbyterian Church m Singapore. It will be remembered that at the annual
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  • 957 2 Ihe 'lags on iioard the steamer Chow Phya m the roads are half masted to-day, for Mr. tastman. herchief officer, whodied this morning 1 The Rev. J, A. B. Cook will conduct a service m English at the Johore Churih on Sunday, May 2 1 st, at 8.15 a.m. The
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  • 1152 2 {Ft am m l~orr.sp Cnd*nt') For some time poet, th-re have been many complaints from seamen and firemen who have been discharged from ships m Singapore, through sickness and other causes and as their complaints or grievances seem to be well-grounded, the attention of the Board
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  • 76 2 A Chinaman who stored matches m his godown without a license was to-day lined f i o and costs. J Two boys charged with stealing a ring from K. Cropley were sentenced, one. Subar Khan, to three weeks rigorous imprisoment, and the other? F. Pennelather, to seven cuts of
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    • 76 2 THE BRITISH FLAG HOISTED OVER KOWLOON CITY The Kowloon Convention thus Abrogated. British Sovereignty m Perpetuity ove: Entire Kowloon Territory. (Special to Singapore Free Press.) Hongkong, i 7 th M,. The expedition of regular troe j volunteers from Hongkong yatuday hoisted the British flag over Kowloon city
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  • 70 2 THE TRANSVAAL Arrest of Seven Englishmen A Charge cf Inciting to Treason Incident causes gc.ieral Sensation. A great s-nsation has b> London and m South Africa by the arrea'. Johannesburg of seven gentlemen wh WCTi tormerly British officers, on of inciting to treason and of enrolling me 1
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  • 218 2 TEA M RIFLE MATCH AT HONGKONG. An interesting match took place 1 Naval Range Kowloon. on Saturday t: inst. between teams from the Rova I neers Royal Navy Royai Welch Fui and the Hongkong Volunteer Corps. The conditions were— Ten men to shoot, the highest eight to count r -und-
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  • 214 2 Al the Assizes keld before Mr Imtki Hyndman Jones. Tan Sai. who collected money on a false chop, usin^ the I receipt as genuine, was found guilty and sentenced to eighteen months rifOCOO* imprisonment. Ah Heng, charged with thett a> a servant was found guilty and sentenced to
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 378 2 John Little CO LTD. CASH CLEARANCE SALE Greater Reductions:will be continued d v r.i n g our REMNANT WEEK. COMMENCING OX i s th INST. Various Links Re-mark_i» ro Bnuu Speedy Clearance CORSE TS Well known makes Sl.OO per pa: GLOVES Short or \x>ny> .^5 SILKS White Coloured .50 >ard.
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    • 815 2 WANTED £"*OP\ IMG (lerk, neal and fast writer. Apply X.C., co Fre* Press. Ma> 11 i 8. 5 WANTED D V a local Import firm an experienced Sales- man, (European). Apply by letter to c o Free Press. May 10 EMPLOYMENT. A DVERTISER, with large experience of Chinese, thorough knowledge
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    • 890 2 ROBERTSON I SUERMONDT, SHAM BROKERS, BATAVIA. Telegraphic Address, Robertson, Batavia. ABC C ode 4th Edition. Apl 28 28,1,3,10,17,24 COOLIES. r~* OO LIES can be supplied for plantations, k Engineering works, etc.. at moderate rates mmediately on receipt of order, C. C. j. WIRZ, 189, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong. Mar is
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    • 515 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS Buy Malacca Tea Good, Pure, f'alatable, and C heap. Under the Patronage af the Han'blc Thb Rbs idbnt Colncillor. Malacca To be had at Messts. Joys Lima ie 1.m., Messrs. Aas I.oi k~k Co., Hattery-rrl and Messrs. \'nsm Lbr Se.no, Orchard-rd. May 17 m.w.fr. NOTICE. T*HE Exchange B.oiks
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 187 2 The Week Wednesday, 17th Hik»h Water. 2.1; 5 .48 p. Birthday of the king ol Sr» Thursday, iStb Hi^i. Water -$.4 a. 4 4. p. Moon Hirst Quarter. 12.8 a.m. Peac» Conference opens. 3lstßrthday of Nicholas II hnperor .1 all the X jssias. Am.teur I>rarr,..t c 1 tab, I Barr,_<,,
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  • 79 3 We an glad to be abb- to announce that the subscription to the -hare list of Messrs. Riley rlanraavei i\ Ca entirely covers the capital, thr- ordraar* shar. i being applied for five and a halt tiaaca. The Company has already gone to allotment and
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  • 58 3 A football match was played last nigjit, under the Association rules, between t.\.> nam? captained by Plumpton and McKean. The former's side scored a goal during the rsl half, and the latter c cjualised just before the close of play. Ihe match introduced us to some new
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  • 304 3 'From our Malacca Correspondent. j L'p till the afternoon of Tuesday, the Sef>fst M -till on the coral at the south .orner of Pulau l'ndan, looking as snug as it sbe had been purposely berthed aad with granite boulders on each side, that make her present position
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  • 514 3 THE U. S. AND THE PHILIPPINE 'S Mokk American Opinion. IN INTERESTING PROBLEM. Marc. 22 4 that the editorial columns of the imtic papers bear truthful testimony to cut rent ~.gs. ethnology 1. 10-day confronted with one of the mo-t interesting and difficult problems ca in that domain of study
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  • 158 3 The hmgchowfu correspondent ot the A'. C. Daily Xe-vs w. ites -We hear that the new German port of I'smtao (Kiao-chau) is developing rapi.ll>. I hree large and handsome slreeis are being laid out and build ng plots are apportioned and building g. mg on ap.ee. A
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  • 360 3 Sir Gerard Smith, the Governor, is an optimist with regar. 1 to the- future of bis charge. In the preface to a second edition of the book The Land of Promise," he says. To-day we can point to a gold export exceeding 1,050,*****. of gold for the year
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  • 104 3 THE TOWCHANG QUESTION AT HONGKONG. The China Mati ofaerves But for the hesitancy of the British Governm. Nt to afford protection to British-born or naturaI subjects who may venture to return to China on business, we know ot no other reason why the enlightened Chinese- members of the community should
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  • 171 3 BOTH WERE ALARM ED. fhe )oti pri i_cs .good time R N HI ai come the fashion tj invite them to all thand to jud^e by their faces they enj »y being linmzed. A y rp.s .d-: 1 >ok place the Othsr day. A certain lady, after a great deal
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  • 186 3 laraavias vrra Cataaai AaatrsLiaa. FiLiriNO' a. raawsaavßs Baaraa. ''China Mail C-jr.j Manila. May v l have had an m erview with 1 olonel Argu« lies, Chief of Staff to General Antonio 1, the F o commander-in-chief. He con--1 to me that ihe Filipinos had been completely
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  • 472 3 The continued presence of the German cruiser -i m the north makes it evident that our ghai correspondent was m -informed when he telegraphed that this vessel had filled up with shell and other munitions of war at Kiaochau and gone to Apia m Samoa. When
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  • 3115 3 (Kuhloiv's Review. j The question of sibsiihsin.. Gbrman sticmsnir companies for the purpose of carrying mails has only come up m recent years, with the growth of the mercantile marine. A sum of £324,500 a year is now paid for postal subsidies, being £279 500
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  • 139 3 An Associated Press telegram dated London. March 2}, says Agoncillo and Mart:, the Pillpino ommissioners, have started for Pan,, la well-informed quarters it is said t:.at Agoncillo is greatly mortified at ihe rebatts he has received trom the B.itish Government, whose sympathy with the f-ilipinos he endeavored
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  • 197 3 I he lour Kowloon rioters who were apprehended have l»een sentenced al Hongkong. Mr. Ser. ombe Smith said 1 Ihe prosecution m wishing turn to deal summarily with the matter, showed no desire to nthct the greatest possible punishment. But there were one or two things to
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  • 187 3 A sh.-eking late has befallen I i— UneiU Maurice Bell, a young offker serving m the Helgian ranks on the < jngo. He was ordered to proceed ..g .irst rebel natives with lorty black soldiers. The native Bl .ldiers fled when the rebels ailacke.l,
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  • 310 3 •Jiotation. Capital. Paid Up. Snmus Pmh Bank 0.. h.na an.i japan, ltd. Nom.nal. C g 2,000,000 450,968 ,99.87-, I Deferred. £5 Huyrrs. \Mt l\ Bells Al^tos Hastern Airer.cv. $3 Sellers. 10,000 Bs8 8 W hraserandNe^veL,,) 2iS 1( .s. 225,000 225,000 J, J5O ,o pvr v
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  • 113 3 May 16. Haliotis, Bnt. str., Blair, for Co\e. Jbsst, Nis. str., Tahen, for Viragapatam. F*Rr«LH, Ital. str Orre, for Muar. May i-j. Bancoora, Brit, str., Houstoun, for Calcutta, via ports. I asDAt R., Bnt. >tr., Bitten, fsr Rangoon. Pbsaso, Brit, str., Rawlingson. for Cheribon and Samarang. Amakv. Br.t. tr
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  • 71 3 (COKRECTEI) UF TO May 17). On London. Haas, 4 m/s 2;Qt\ demand 2 0 Private r.-dits 3 m/s */0| documents 3 m/s 2/o,;' crrdits 6 m/s 2/0J FRANCE, demand... 251 A" Germany, demand >cW* !fWA.T.T v.:::::::::,^ Hongkong, demand j* (ll^ Yokohama, demand A% pm Java, demand Manila, demand pm
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  • 85 3 (May Jliambter übe No. 1 Kepner, Hlack (ordii.ary S'porei j'c do. Whue, (Fair L/W= P 5%) 4'so Nutmegs nos :o the lb.) 7,z do (80s to the lb) 3^' >l ice (Banda) g,' loves (Amboina) ia Libenan < nmm 10"-,, Tapioc;., _*_H pearl (Fair quflJi'ty)'' r.^ do Hake (do.
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 55 3 Ihi rjollar demand rate has risen again •lie following is the team stittte.] to t jn.i \l. S CC. v. Corporals O.R. r>n the Club ground on Saturday Morrison, \V. H. Marsh, LB. '.annaford, E. Abranis, C. S. Crane, Lieut. Simon, r. k M. Curtis, M. K. Airey. V r\>rr
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    • 124 3 From New Zealand. Rkiuton, New Zealand, Nov. 23, iScjo I am very pleased to stale that since I t-xjk the agency of Chamberlain's medicines the sale has been very large, more especially of the Cough Remedy. In two years 1 have sold more of this particular remedy than of all
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    • 262 3 OChAN STKAM SHIP COMPANY AM) NKDKRLANDSCHK STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCKAAN. The Company's steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China, and |apan, and from Japan homewards for London every ten days. The Company's steamers on the Java Line are despatched from Amsterdam and Liveipoul ever) fortnight for Urn Straits,
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 180 3 MAILS CLOSE I O-MORROW. For IVi -Xt Sourabaya, *c. Han l.ir-ng S y am K. Pahang, _c. H» Leong 10 am Sourabaya, Ac. Wilhelm 11 am Rangoon Landaura 11 am Hongkong, kc. Inaba Maru II am Malacca, „c. Bintang T 1 pm Malacca, Sec. Pakan 2 pm Muar Ac Malacca
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    • 922 3 VKs s h l IN POIt 1 V.. Fla«s and Tons Commanders Arrived Krom Kor When 0*""»« Bnt. Burke Apr, i 9 Pamisatli B K IM lb Bm. cruiser. Soj Booth April 22 Hongkong H i.wilhum Gsr. cnaser, aass Trupp. 1 May 14 Saigm Colombo, May 1 Other Vess- s
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  • 524 4 Giving port 01 acpaniUßi -<r kno»n) date due here, mad 1 amt of Agents. !kv-oi-\\'ar a. Vaafi c. c. i, itai., Etna, Ital., Spezzia, Focdrb, Fr., Toulon, Fven. Danish, Hai-C'ui, Chin., Stettin, Hai-Hoa, Chin., Klburg, Hai It kc. Chin., Stettin, due Hai-Nii, Chm., Elbur^, H ai-Shing, Chin. Elburg.
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  • 281 4 Passengers for Straits, China Japan. B O. Xubia. from C olombo. due May 21 d Mrs. 1 A itnson, Mr. D. J. Bailey Mr. latter ...l, Mr. C P. Lflflhifl, Mrs. Wienchi Mr. and Mrs. S o children, Mr. and ia, Mr. Brad] Mr NY- Mr. R Carre, Major S.
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 1046 4 SELANGOR TURF CLUB PROGRAMME. First Day Thui sdmy. June 22nd. :800. !<». b No. 1. lup I |i>j .added. 2nd horse i-,u. For lS9"y iubscripl.^'i grirfins 14"2 to carry 11 weight for inches. Distance R.C. Flntrance free. R*c b No. 2. Value $250. A selling r;..- for all horses 10
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    • 631 4 Singapore Sporting Club. SPRING MEETING JOHN LITTLE Co-, Ltd HAVE JUST I -NPACKKL) IN IHEIR TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A Niw Svpply 01 Racing Silks In all the registered colour.- and a large variety of other shades including: Purple Royal Blue Gtaaa Pink Cherry Rival Red Violet Cootm Orange Mauve I-i«ht Blue
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    • 642 4 John Little Co., Ltd. i I WHITLEY'S PHYSICAL >0 I I EXERCISER, mrik icz^fn Price $6 each. firi A*|Y Perfect health and a good phyaique en- I \I/'^d 111 sured by its u?e, without strain or injur\ I iff Easily fixed to Bed-room. Bath-room, or I i fine, medium QS!_/3|
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    • 427 4 Singapore Sporting Club. NO I I( F. F AOIBS attending the Races on j^rd, 25th, and 27th May, are reminded that admission to the Grand Stand and I. awn will be by Ticktt only. Ladies' tickets an obtained through members of the S.S.C. Fret but they must bear the name
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    • 177 4 IN THE GOODS OF Am nibALB Hepbvrnb Mitchelson, Deceased DURSUAN 1 to the provisions of The Conveyancing and Law ol t'roperty Ordinance, 1886 m this behalf No.ice is hereby given that all per-ons having any claims a^ain.t the F_tate of AR< UIBAH) Hefbcßnk. Mitchblson late oi Jflhsrs, deceased (who died
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    • 556 4 The Singapore Free Prey? AS I) Mercantile Advertiser. CaSLS Adorsss,—Advertiser, Stngap ort Telbthonb Nvmbsb.— No. 61. (•.Wished at 303. Raffles Place, S.nc, pore "pHE leading English NeVrlp_pe. ln th. A Straits Settlements Johore. Federated Native States of Perak gor, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the Htw, Sembilan; British North Borneo Sara 4K
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