The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 January 1900

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
  • 19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, 2^ll JANUARY, 1900. DAILY ISSUE, Xo. 37 38
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 795 1 ef n Office. Collyer Quay. > Xj- Wharves. New Harbour O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, F CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, FGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR. MALTA, BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH c AND LONDON. Through Bills of lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coast,
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    • 707 1 "^HINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVI- GATION COMPANY. LIMITED. rHE following are the dates on which thc Co.'s Steamers may be expected here, vi/ OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. j 'or Honurono Sham.- For Mar.killbs v h\i &c Jaian Ports. »nd London. iooo. !*eenkai Jan. 23. lopack Feb. 7. Through Bills of Lading issued to
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    • 398 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. UMDIR COHTaACT WITH THI NkTHKRLAHDS IMDIA tiOVIRNMINT. Agents at Singapore. Ships Agency, late 1. DAENDELS fit Co., 2-3 Collyer _)uav c Time Table for January, 1900. H From Expected Will be despatched tor irouwrr Deli Jan. 22 Paneh, Bila, Assahan, Edi and Deli Jan. .5 .d.
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    • 886 1 J. M. Lyon Co.'s Patent Libenan Coffee Pulper. A N tlttctive substanti.il and simple at*** pu'per, Lased on thr- principle ol 1 .'..slit abrasion not crushing, and thorough dissemination of pulp and parchmen' Saves its own co^t m very short lime, _y nonbrtakatje ot Lean*- with nil \itld. No Elevators,
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    • 667 1 LTONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. •AID-UP CAPITAL fio.ooo 0.0 tK.SERVB FUND fn.000.000 IKSERVfi LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS j 8i0,000,000 Caaa. oe oibbctobs. R. M. Gkav, Ksq.— Chairman. N. A Sibbb, Ksq.— Deputy Chairman. t.oi-i^, Esq. A. f. Raymond, Esq. M. Mush,, Esq. fc H. Mill. Esq. Haupt, Esq. K. Sachsb, Esq.
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    • 608 1 PETER SYS WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. THR only remedy at piesent known as an INFALLIBLE! in. l PERMANRN I CURB lot Sprue. Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Hemorrhage and Ulceration of the Bowels. BECOMMBNDBDar SOME ar .aa CHIRFSPE4 lAUSTS ia raa M&OI PEOPRSSIO I Sod Retail, Ly all hemi.t-, and Wh by THE PETER SYS
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    • 258 1 DACiFIC MAJL STEAMSHIP COMPANY OCCIDENTAL A:\Lj OH STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Arm 'pOYO KISEiM KAISHA i Through passa.-e ticfcota granted to »-m*mni hrance, and Germany by all trans-. Atlantic line. otS-.eair.er of the above lines. I v other Kui j n.-^n point, (<aef C .ranted l„ Otfners ol the Army, Navy, and
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  • 31 2 Communications on literary matters should be addressed to The Editor, Singapore Free Press." All letters connected with business (advertisements, subscriptions, accounts, Sec.) should be addressed to The Manager, "Singapore Free Press.
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  • 746 2 The Singapore Free Press. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1900. THKRI is a food deal m what Reuter gives us to-day that looks aejrtbiag bu t reliable. It ig probably true*, because olh« tal, that Sir CHARLES Wakkkn was holding on the 23rd the positions won Irom the Hoers on the _ist,
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  • 1254 2 In consequence of the lamented death of Mrs. Rowlandson His Honour Sir A. Swetteiih.nn's "At Home on Siturday next, the J/th instant, is deferred. In consequence of Mrs. Rowlandsons death, the langlin Club At Home lived for to-morrow night is postponed to Friday Fr 1.. ijtli. Mr. T. Kelaart is
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  • 125 2 SHELLING MAT SALLEH. OPERATIONS AGAINST BORNEO REBELS. Police Advance Under Cover of Fo s A Fort m a Blaze. ''Special to the Singapore Free Pratt.) Übuan, _sth Jan. Mr. Harrington, of the British North Borneo Constabulary, telegraphs to the effect that, with the advantage of a heavy fog,
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  • 16 2 A shortage m the ammunition supply delaying the operations of the punitive expedition.
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  • 41 2 Governor Clifford Goes to the Scene of Action. H. E Hugh Clifford, with a further supply of ammunition, and a military police escort, has left for the front. It is feared that Mat Saileh may succeed m making good his escape
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  • 28 2 THE WAR THE SITUATION IN NATAL Warren Stationary. General Buller telegraphs on the .> ;rd that Sir Charles Warren holds the position he gained on the _i-t
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  • 19 2 An attempt will be made to sei.e theeaeaay'a salient position at Spionkop tonight 3 rd).
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  • 15 2 'I here is nothing further from General Buller. The anxiety is intense.
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  • 35 2 Harrassing the Besiegers. A sortie was made from Kimberley on the 2_nd which evoked a furious fire from all round, showing that there was no relaxation of the stege. We had no casualties.
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  • 36 2 The Powers and the Open Door. All the Powers consulted have sent to Washington a written agreement insuring an open door to American trade m China London, January 2fth, r*oo. m
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  • 126 2 The Government of Madras has decided that the abbreviation for 1900 will be 00." .Mr. R. I). Hewett has been appointed anditor and accountant for the Federated Malay States. Vice-Admiral Alexieff, the new Russian Governor-General of Kuantung, has arrived and taken over office at Port Arthur. The leave of Mr.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 356 2 CLARETS Medov Black L.ibe' Ch. La file St. Ennlion I a, Malescot St. juhcn t h. Mouton d Armailhao' St. Estephe Ch. Margaux Lcovillc Ch. Latour Ch. I^uosc Ch. Mouion Rothschild Ch. Pichon Longucvillc th. Lahte, Yin. 1887 PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants. 1
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    • 919 2 WANTED an experienced nurse. Reply by letter to M.A.,— c/o Free Press. Dec a8 uc \\/ANTED next month, by a young man, V board and lodging with private family. Apply to F, c o Free Press. Lan 23 -6*« WANTED a few gentlemen as paying guests m a family living
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    • 1203 2 HOTEL DES NEDERLANDS NOTICEi-.>;iven that the Hotel des Nederlands 34 Northbridge-road is now under new management. M. SCHILLER,- Proprietor. Jan iq 2.2 A Promissory Note, made by Cliop E l-ong. 27 South Bridge Koad, on Dec. .3rd, 1800, for $1,500 has been lost. It has been replaced by anothei and
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    • 822 2 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS \\/ANTED a European or Eurasian to supery» intend pio'.pecling m Native States. Knowledge of surveying a recommendation. Salary 3ioo to $125. Apply to G., c/o Free Press. J»" 2.S |J WANTED K4URNISHBD bungalow at lanjong Katong or x Confederate Ksiate on the Ist March, for one month. X.8.,
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 233 2 The Week. Thursday. 25th rassjk Water 3 46 a., 4.50 p. Conversion of St. Paul. Philharmonic Orchestra. 8-30 p. High Water 4.45 a., 0.34 p. P. and O. Outward Mail loses 6 a Kilgour's Bankruptcy, Meeting Creditors 11 a. Industrial Scholarships Examination. Tan tong Pagar UiidCo. meeting, noon. Epworth League
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  • 526 3 A somewhat serious lire occurred last night at Tanjong Papa* Dock, at the east end of the Company's (.remise*, Ly v.hicli the »aw-mills and boat-building shed ssete almost entirely consumed. The block of buildings lies between the Eastern Dock and the sea that runs up
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  • 247 3 Ml brs. Ijtham and Mactaggart report that the near approach of the C hinese New Sear has caused a considerable quantity of shares to be put upon the market during the past week, and prices have declined m consequence. Jelcbus and Kaubs how. ever continue m demand. H -ngkong
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  • 161 3 .1 second time have the re*gapore been mystified by the very clever bitioe or rather demonstration of on s which deceives th»- eye, and puz/les i comprehension, and a few quasiI ological feats, whose modus is not y to be explained. An interesting addition to the programme
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  • 53 3 Ihe orders of the day for next Tuesday's meeting of the Legislative Council include tiie Ist r.ading of the Singapore anrl Krai ji Railway Bill third reading of the TransKriaa Land Bill, second readings of the P' rak Railway and Municipal Amendment Bills, and committee on the Civil
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  • 54 3 In view ol the generally expressed opinion that rats have something to do with thc spread of plague, (says the Hongkong Daily Press,) our readers will remember that the Government authorised the Sanitary Board to give two cents for every dead rat brought to them. As yet only
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  • 1428 3 {By a Visitor to Satal.J H.M.S Thetis fired on and boarded our ship, thc peaceful Umkusi, and examined all our papers We were glad to find the bo>s m blue so active and were delighted to hear that they had seized German ships with cannon, ammunition, and
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  • 329 3 (Hongkong Daily Press) London, 17th January.— General Methuen on Tuesday made a demonstration m force and shell, ed the enemy's left, which was found strongly occupied. The enemy did not reply until ihe British withdrew. There were no casualties. The Times' correspondent at Loreivo Ma*-que s stales that
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  • 175 3 An abstract of th*-* raw Badge! for 10,00 is given ia th Gi i rmeteni Gazette. The appended aie ligur--- r-t ii.t'Tt -t. I',, i to Debit Dr-. |lat '99 1631,803 Kstimatid Ktvrrui- $.6.7.650 Kstima'.cd Ex.p.jnd;iu e. 'oo -j.«> V Pr_e_ete deb* Dae. 'oo Non-re.lll-.able a -Mv Receipts
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  • 123 3 'Malay Mail.) That good old horse Lotky is now raced a> the property of Mr. Dee. I he Kua a Li.mpur Aerated Water Co. is paying a l< dividend and carrying ta a reserve fund. We regret t hear that Mrs. Bellamy has been bitten bj a -nakc,
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  • 267 3 BOBS" AND KITCHENER. You're at it once a^ain, Fightia' Bobs, I n't-eding privit pain, Path«f Beea With a Li£ lump m your throat You've stepped aboard the boat. But Tommy's made a note, Dear old Bobs. You're ol.Jer than you was, Afghan Bobs That don't signify, becos it.. i.. V'ou've
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  • 1107 3 Gentlemen, to solace their wearied minds by honest pastimes, playe at chesse, the astronomer's game, and the philosopher's game, which whettes thyr wittes, recreates theyr minds, and hurts no body m the mean season." Problem No. 214 (Lemon) is solved by X Kl5. I Solution received fr.
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  • 127 3 School children will not be slo* to see m Dr. Str.ichan.if Dollar, a friend indeed, for he has been condemning keBM h ssons tr 'm a medical point of view, and advocating their aboooon on the ground that they arc injurious to health. Not only do they
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  • 178 3 Hk M\y Kklii.ib Mkimi kv. The Indian Deify Memt says General Tucker is about sixty years ot age, but is still as hard as a i M k and as active as possitJ--. It woulil bt* hard ty hud his equal as a disciplinarian throughout thc Indian army.
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  • 246 3 A Hokiea reports that on the 33rd iaat. whilst he was m a house m Sago-.st., a de patch box was stolen lrom him. It appears that later on the -hox was found opined, m Kobinson Koad, by P.C. i |0. He -'nt lor the owner, who on
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  • 97 3 ana Kainalingan Pillay ui.ashallam Pillay aad Terrangadam, un trial iur forgeiy, using forged documents and perjury, were yesterday diachargC 1. The charges .-.gaii -t I.v- Ah Fat and Chan Ah Choy ol can deatl i raab ,n aod of neg m repairing a building, have beer, withdrawn. I
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  • 250 3 I O-MOI- id .<■ I*."l \t Er-TOBB Ma' r, A il iya k Saaaaraßaj <'f>*rg 2 m Dtll l I'M R H j.' *SB IM Klang Amherst I'M Batu Paka t una ;im Malacca, fee ffan WaaJl 4 a* Satcrijat. Malacca, &t. SrtS/ 4 pm Bat 1. .v
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  • 94 3 WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.-Row-i.ssd's Oddnto is the btst and purest dentifrice being warranted free from any acid or gritty ingredients it whitens and preserves the teeth, it eradicates thc formation of tartar, removes spots of incipient decay, polishes and preserves the enamel, sweetens the breath induces a healthy attion ot
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  • 250 3 QvOTATMMh I atital. Paid l>. Siiaris Palß Oir. bank o. < N.i and J^pan. £i N ia l. J 2,000,000 »i:*3i 199,875 4 IMMtcd. X 1,250 2" 1 Hell's AlbHMi Kasl-.-rn A.-...i.y. $3 Sellers. A i0,»,0(4 3IS8 2 8 .584£' /•1 CA 'i4i6 m, led
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  • 292 3 OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, AND NEDERLANDSCHE STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCEAAN. IThc Company's steameis are despatched from Liverpool outwards for t ,c- Straits, China, aad Japan, and from Japan homewards for London every ten days. The Company's steamers on lhe Java Line are I despatched trom Amsterdam and Liverpool 1 very fortnight
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  • 62 3 (Corrected up io Jaaua ON London. Mank 4 m deasaad i Private credits j m/s documents 3 m/s cn*i!:t.s ti m/s Fkance, dean and Germany, demand India, T. I" Hongkong, demand Yokohama, demand.. j ni< Java, demand j Manila, demand _•<£ pm. RUGTO, (to buy) 10-.c Bank of England
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  • 94 3 Ijanuary A"'-; em Liambier dj. C-hs No. I tl 1; 1 j Peppor, Ulack pore) le, v. fee, Fair I W=~ 5 4". no*, to mc lb.> dv. (80s to the lb) 00 Mate (Banda) Urn Closes (Amboina) 2 LiboriaaCo-ka aa, a, aaaall n V* 1 quality) da. do
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 101 3 To the Public. I I want to let the people* who lrom rlieumai tism and sciatica know that Chamberlain's I'ain Balm iclieved me alter a numaer ol other medicines and a doctor had failed. It is the best liniment I have ever known of— J. A. Honours, Alphare'ta (ia. Thousands
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 508 3 VISS 1 %i fI^KS tint Tons Comrmndeu Am. i Lis-* 1 1 Sav/t 1 Otncr V.ssHs Hairs Tona Maatera Ar-ivrJ COOSI Aaaaasi Bra. Mi kMka i m. 14 1. \v.. His PO Soon Out. 222 Jd.llk D BabLioboSoom Dut. Roksfa lan. 10 Ban'm Bbllbbopbom Brit. l.}iS 1 in-..', ai 1
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    • 56 3 tier Keport. January 24.) Taken at _kß_t_Baj Kerbau tloipinl Ooscrvatory »a. j 1 a. p. m Bar. red. jj I ah lempeiatui. Wei liulb Thertnoinetti Dir.ofWind N.l- FXI E, Max. Temp, m 1 *lc M Mm. do do 74.5 M 1-.. tin iSS-o Ttr;. Rain/a ia 34 hours Nil Wbmabbs—
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 579 4 To Be Let Furnished a|M:HEN< MRN, Mount Echo Road. Four A 1..J1 I"", house well furnished throughout. l*o tennis courU, compound ef 8. acres well laul out. High ground and healthy situation. To be l< t loi nine months. Immediate entry. g POWELL k Co., Auctioneers.*' v.c. J'» BJ TO
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    • 1228 4 SARAWAK GOVERNMENT. MARKET PLACK AND TOWN HALL. SEALED Tenders will be received up to 2 p.m on Tuesday, the 20th February, 1900, at lhe Offices of the undersigned, for the work of building a Mmmt Placb and Town Hall at Kuching, Sarawak. Specifications and plans may be seen and Forms
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    • 222 4 A J* f^r'.. art :iT; tu re' l n > th>* rv '<_____! RILEY, I HARGREAVES 6z CO., LTD. ENGINEERS Boiler-Makers, Shipbuilders AM) General Contractors. "UK ARK preparbo k> supply PROM STOCK Lancashire AND Gandys Patent Belting. Steam Pumps. Mining, Hoi-toatal ir.<i V rtical D j Acting Da|le_: aad Specal
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    • 403 4 piiianoline' fjy Natural loilel ''reparations. ir _tli^' V Ji X>^ I___nP*V a"''* ■HB_r /mh^^S* Katz Brothers,!] Limited. Have Just Received a Large Stock of PROVISION AND ICE CHESTS COMBINED __B____L *^M___T i IDBill _H_P__l BH-Hj The>e Chest- are __ade <j1 Well Seasoned Wood, and hath Coinpaitiiient. i> lined VMtli /in<
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    • 618 4 The Singapore Free Press. AMD Mercantile Advertiser Cablb Addrbss, Singapore. I ki kphonb Numbbr.— No. 61 Published at 30-3. Reffles Place. Sin t p0 r t THE leading English Newspaper m th„ Straits Settlements; Johore Federated Native States of Perak, Selan. gor, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the N egr Sembilan j
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 1310 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port ot departure, and (where known) date due here, and name of Agents. Mbn-ok-War. Dbcioib, Fr., Brest, due Dec. —> Hai-PBN, Chin., Portsmouth, Hatsusb, Japanese, IniiMO, Jap., Elswick, Iwatb, Jap., Elswick. Kaubron, Jap., Stetiin. Makiba, U. S., Virginia, Mr-HAKOMO, Jap., 1., ndon, Nazami, Jap., Port* mouth, I'btroiavlovsk,
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