The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 February 1900
1900-02-22
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section19 1900-02-22 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, 2*nd FEBRUARY, iyoo. DAILY ISSUE, No. 3 S*o19 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement764 1900-02-22 1 P_ Office. Co'lyer Quay. XjL Wharves. New Harbour O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steamers lor CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, INDIA. AUSTRALIA, ADEN, FGYPT MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR. MALTA, BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills ot 1 -ad ing issued (or Persian Gulf Continental and American Ports, also lor China Coast, mnd Smn764 words
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Advertisement704 1900-02-22 1 PHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIM TED. *T*HK following are the dates on which the Co.'s Steamers may be expected here, viz OUIWAI'D. HOMFAVARD. "SXTXSSSr i— IQOO. 1900 Yangtsze Mar. ft. Teei kai Mar 15. I 1 lough Bills ot Lading issued to Manchester, 1 Continental ports, New York, Boston,704 words
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Advertisement1012 1900-02-22 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PARtTVAAKT MAATSCHAPPIJ, Umdir Contract with thi Nbtmbrlands India Govbrmmbmt. Agents at Singapore, Ships Agency, late I. DAEN'DELS Co., 2-3 Collver Quay Time Table lor Feb vary, igoo. Prom Expected Will Ls despatched tcr de Carpentier B<tavia Keb. 22 Billiton, Batavia, ("heribon, Sam.iran>» and Sourab^ya Feb 24 Brouwrr |>.1,012 words
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Advertisement688 1900-02-22 1 UONGKONG AND SHANGHAI I XA BANKING CORPORATION. RESKr"* CA ITAL 1i0.000.0c0 RESKRVK L?ABILITy" OF V" PROPRIETORS ...$10^03,000 COUBT OP UIBBCTURS. R. M. Gray, Esq.— Chairman. N. A Sibbs, Esq.— Ofputt Chaiemah. E. Goktz, Esq A. I. Ravmono, E.-<j. D. H. M"BKS, Esq. R. 1.. RICHARMON K,q A. Haupt, K»tf K.688 words
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Advertisement990 1900-02-22 1 PETER SYS WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. I IMh only remedy at jxesont kno*n as an INFALU <LE and PERM ANEN T C JKF f Sprue, Dysentery, Diarrhcea, Hemorrhage THE PEt ER SYS COMPANY Nov, < i R rR TORS M-n^vM.sU.ou.r.H^.s,,; pHCENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. The undersigned Agents for the above Company990 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article22 1900-02-22 2 At Kuala Lutnpor. on the 12th inst., 'he wife of P«rcy Lbich Ism-en, P. W.O. < West Yorkshire Regt.j, of a son.22 words
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Article, Illustration499 1900-02-22 2 The Singapore Free Press. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1900. Here thai: the Vrr%% t\r People'i r.gKt m» nun. Uniwed by influence and ur.bfibcil by gam Her* patriot Truth her glorious prccrptt draw T\wimt lo rU/i«ioo. l^»raJt». >rd U*. FROM the phraseology m to-day's telegram referring to the details of Cronik'^ retreat499 words
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Article666 1900-02-22 2 Our chess column is crowded out to-day. This evening, at the Selangor Club, Mr- Huttenbach address*.-, a meeting on the 1 M S. Currency. Ihe .-> S. Cliusan left Moji at am. yesterday, (Wednesday), and is expected to arrive her<- on the proximo. '1 1m- widow of Jose Ri/al 1*666 words
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Article57 1900-02-22 2 Scene, m a Club not many miles from Tanglin. The following colloquy ensue*. R. That excellent bath I have to sell would just be the thing for the Club to acquire." YV. Did you ever bathe m it R. Oh, frequently." VV— "At,! then I57 words
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Article353 1900-02-22 2 1 Faust at the Town Hall. The very Urge'audience present last night at the Town Hail witnessed a really excellent representation of Faust," Uounod's ever popular opera and a very definite testimony to the stre ngth of the Company was provided by the fact, that with the sole353 words
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Article193 1900-02-22 2 A ■•etiag was> held on the 15th, Colonel Walker m the chair, for the purpose of forming a Volunteer Corps m fVrak. There were about 40 present and Col Walker addre>>ed tlie meeting He advocated scouting, signalling and cycling, m the rmation of a Voluntttr force with193 words
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618 1900-02-22 2 1 hf-ns may be many m Singapore of English as well as other nationality who have not ready access to the London daily papen and who therefore do not <^uite reali>e how continuous is the flow of Our forces to South Africa. From th'j618 words
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REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
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THE WAR
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Article22 1900-02-22 2 A BOEITVERSION. "Newspaper despatches" state that Cronje on leaving Magersfontein took 5,000 men, and the heavy guns and trans port.22 words
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Article12 1900-02-22 2 He ordered the rest to escape mrf, pendently.12 words
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Article26 1900-02-22 2 In Action all Friday. Cronje's rearguard successfully covered the retreat all Friday, while the bulk of th« force safely crossed the Modder River26 words
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Article13 1900-02-22 2 Ihe British sent to intercept them ar rived too late.13 words
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Article29 1900-02-22 2 Desperate Fighting. I he Hank and rear of the rear-g^rd wa; perpetually harassed the t ghting being desperate but they afterward ,oined the main. body.29 words
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Article11 1900-02-22 2 The pursuit was continued at dnttufc on Saturday.;11 words
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Article24 1900-02-22 2 Alleged Skirmish Near Crocodile Pooo. The Rhodesians attacked the tort at Crocodile Pools on Feb. uth but were r< pulsed (Later).24 words
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THE WAR.
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Article22 1900-02-22 2 The Fifhtmg Near Paardebtrj. Casualties Amongst Officers The casualties at Paardeber^ nine officers killed, thirty-nine wounded, one missing.22 words
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Article13 1900-02-22 2 Lord Roberts telegraphs that 'venerils Knox and Macdonald are wounded13 words
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Article35 1900-02-22 2 BULLER S ADVANCE. THE FIFTH DIVISION CROSS THE TUGELA. Drive Back the B«ers. The Fifth Division (Sir Charles Warren has crossed the Tugela by a pontoon bridge, and drove back the enemy'-* rear-guard35 words
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Article16 1900-02-22 2 The British naval guns silenced all the cnemys" guns. London, jjud February, 19c16 words
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Article73 1900-02-22 2 We hear that a telegram was received this forenoon ordering (Japt. Thorne, King> Own Regiment, to South Africa, to join the -•nd Battalion m Natal as Major. Also, Capt. Hibbert is ordered to the Cape to take up the post oi Adjutant to the 4th (Militia) Battalion73 words
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Article265 1900-02-22 2 In an evidently inspired article, the Matm frankly admits that Russia's only purpose m appointing Ministers at Bangkok and Tangier to afford assistance to French aggrandi*me«t. Neither m Siam nor m Morocco has Russia any interests of her own, whether political or commercial they lie far outside of265 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement916 1900-02-22 2 WANTED AN Assistant Foreman m a workshop, preference g en to a turner. Free quarters. Apply hy letirr stating salary to PI M.\L At A ENGINE WORKS. Febjc) m c WANTED A Cashier. Cod security for 82-3000 required. Apply b. Idler statme salary lo VV y \X,co Free Press. Feb916 words
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Advertisement1029 1900-02-22 2 FOR SALE. ABOUT 200 cases Sulphuric Acid. D. BRANDT Co. Feb 19 mln uc ~FOR SALE A gig, bay horse and English harness, making a very smart turnout. Apply to M. L. c/o Frt* Prtss. FOR SALE CHESTNUT Australian mare, a likely Roadster." A light well built gig and harness1,029 words
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Advertisement610 1900-02-22 2 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS. MUNICIPAL NOTICE, VUTU E is heteby given t) at the following per- sons have been validly nominated as candidates for election as Municipal Commissioners for the undermentioned Ward of the Singapore Municipality at the election to be held on Tuesday, the 27th February, 1900 For Kochor Ward. Name610 words
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Advertisement559 1900-02-22 2 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS j LERK. Wanted a thoroughly respectable and intelligent young Eurasian or Chinese as Clerk for a Mercantile Office m Singapore, must be a good writer. Salary $30, per month. Address A. 41, Office of this paper. Feb 22 24.2 wanted" A competent Dispenser, for a drug store m559 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous168 1900-02-22 2 The Week. Thursday, aand High Water —2 28 a., 3.15 p. Anniversary of the Birth of George Washington. P. at O. Homeward Mail due. Furniture Sale, langlin, Powell, p. Friday, 33rd High Water 3.1 3 a. 4.J4 p. P. and O. Mail Homewards clo-e-. 6 a P. O. Mail Outwards168 words
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Article801 1900-02-22 3 (China Mail.) The newspaper war correspondents accompanying General Sir Redvers Bu I '< column m Natal. m their telegrams dealing wiih the check to the third advance to the relief of Ladysmith, agree that only ai the greatest risk could General Buller attempt to force his way through801 words
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Article299 1900-02-22 3 I'M tan. I. At ham and Mmt.fgg*rt.J We Ifeve to report a slight increase m business ci-r.ng the past week, chiefly m mining stocks. Hongkong reports an active market. Hank. -Hongkong Banks continue on otter at jj pretn. after sales at %S2,i. Ua In.u>an.t..—\ few transactions have been299 words
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Article16 1900-02-22 3 Ihe blue-iunnel steamer Jason passed through the harbour from West to "at at wit- o'clock today.16 words
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Article3160 1900-02-22 3 VISCOUNT MORPETH - VISCOUNT MORPETH 'All Riuhts Reserved. XV rv. THK PEOPLES Off THE KMPIRE. In these articles the word English has boen used where more popular usage generally puts British or Anglo-Saxon. British is approximately accurate but sounds stilf-d, whilst Anglo-Saxon is no more complete than English3,160 words
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Article74 1900-02-22 3 A SmHMWM living at 57'j-- Norlli Bridge road, died of -mall pox yesterday morning. A Macao and another man going lo ]<•>■ chore m a rikiaai last night, Irll asleep. They were awakcac 1 by sevcfal Teochews, who surrounded the rikisßJ, assaulted its m < upantv and robbed74 words
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Article22 1900-02-22 3 Ihe usual Monthly Mrdal Competition of the above Club will take place on Saturday next, the 24th inst.22 words
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Article350 1900-02-22 3 CAMP AIGNI N G TRANS PORT It will, no doubt, cause considerable surprise lo many people to learn that 400 waggons and 5.000 baggage animals accompanied General Buller's forces m their advance to the Upper Tugela. The line of transport extended, we are told, for nineteen miles m length, and350 words
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Article365 1900-02-22 3 FI.AY ON WEDNESDAY. I.adibs Singles. Miss Craig, ice. 15.J v. .Mrs. Waddell, owe is 3 HlltlMlslll 1!. Miss (iunn, oweivibc.it Mrs. Holland, rec. IJA 6— j, 6—4. Miss Hrn terworth, owe 15 v. Mr«. Hanitsch, scr. unfinished. Mrs l.ovell, owe 15.5. beat Miss J. Gunn. owe365 words
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Article75 1900-02-22 3 (Corrected up to Febraary aaj On London Bank 4 m/s i/u,'.. demand 1/1 i Private credits 3 m/s 1/1 1 documents 3 m/s _»/o credits 6 m/s _'/o, France, demand 24.; GRRMANV, demand |grJ India. T. T i 4 5; Hongkong, daaaad di». Yokohama, Atmumi v JAVA, demand 175 words
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Article111 1900-02-22 3 (February 22. I'" |8 1. Gambier So dc. Cube No. 1 1^.75 rV; er, Black (ordinary S'porej 3.1.30 tio. White, (hair L/W=s%) Nutmegs iios to the fb.) 62 do. Co-, to the Ib; Mai L- (Banda; gj t Cloves (Amboina) 32. Libenan Coffee M 24 Tapioca, small pearl (Fair111 words
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Article221 1900-02-22 3 SHARE LIST, FEBRUARY 22 n d 1900. ——-jfta "ss Spy r Heir* A* -sto, Extern A KVIK .>. $3 Se|ler |OO 0 (4 Sj*l l£C f I Kecfiau Gold M.Co. 2 i Sellers Kla.iKCdieeCullivaf.on Co., Ud.»jo i 1 15 >oo o 'l.ooojio Un.iioucd Second Issue l 5m M» Maynard and221 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement309 1900-02-22 3 WHITE AND SOUND TEETH.-Row. LAMB'S Odonto i> the bi t and purest dentifrice being warranted free from any acid or gritty ingredients 1 it whitens and preserves ihe teeth, if 1 eradicates the formal ion of tartar, removes spots of incipient decay, polishes and preserves the enamel, 1 sweetens the309 words
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Advertisement277 1900-02-22 3 OCEAN BTBAM SHIP COMPANY. AND NEDERLANDSCHS STOOM. VAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCEAANThe Company's steamers are dt .patched from Liverpool outwards |*f t!,e Straits, Chim, and |apan, and from Japan homewards for London every ten days. The Company's steamers on the Java Line are despatched irom Amsterdam and Liverpool every fortnight for thr;277 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous71 1900-02-22 3 Weather Kepurt. 1 hebruary 21.) Taken at Kandang Kcrbju tlospita) Observatory 9. \9 >••;>-. M. Bar. red. 32 i-ah *9-% M 2q.a60 29.930 j Timperalurc 82.S 54.6 784 W»t Bulb Thermometer... jy i 77.0 76.8 Du. of Wind N.K. NX (.aim. Max. i'c nji. ■.<.. S; 8 j Mm. dr71 words
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Miscellaneous481 1900-02-22 3 B^K«sK.noN Brit.*3Ss Gewhy X 6 £S. < VfT L »»«>««»«. F«b. M KvnWhattllin Brit. 105 oivn 21 l\ K:^ S- EtasT" 0< ass- s& sjsl* BtieC Sk Dit. UU Bnti v... M,, (n KS "Jf P K.RICKHSM Ger.4SM Malchow Feb 11 HH.m r <l> HoRTjIOI r>ui. 107 Hubert o N1481 words
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Miscellaneous300 1900-02-22 3 Mttnfwa Arrr. itbb ri»n 1 uU >U, t ,ou, Mr. V Mr -Jj J I Ka.lc Mr. B *w. Lwria, I).. A'IW« d. W 1 m Mn W,Uo,.and lir.n. Mis, f.K.n.l.runer. Mr. Ossou.anJ > Mr. .tlm.4 p f r Vi Mr. Barnea, MrTl '''r 1.. Mr. Me,,,, Mr. and r-300 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement379 1900-02-22 4 John Little CO LTD. SINGAPOKE. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Consignment OF Egyptian Cigarettes FROM G. GEORGACOPULO, CAIRO. Strauss Cigarettes 100 $1.50 per tin. Felah do 100 %i. 50 do Clropatra do 100 Si. 75 do Essendina do 100 $1.85 do Mena do 100 12.00 do /anum do 100 $2.25379 words
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Advertisement1241 1900-02-22 4 H. Abrams' Horse Repository Horses. Cobs and Ponies. Ex. S. S. CLITUS. A select shipment of 44 only, specially selected for the Singapore market. Tl.e lot includes a very handsome four-in-hand of Bhvs, thoroughly broken, and all four go m Single Harness and Saddle. Tliei < are also several well1,241 words
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Advertisement397 1900-02-22 4 1 i j W A. Wafford Co. Wine and Spirit and General Provision Merchants. HAVE JUST REC EIVED A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF HAM, BACON, PROVISIONS, &c, from The Western Meat f <> San Francisco. Sde of Bacon at 30 cts. a >b. Sugar 1 ured Smi I Hams from 7397 words
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Advertisement729 1900-02-22 4 fjy tjl ■> Natu-.tl fo^lct i'reparations. JW^-^^Xfe. /x Lb lollct -I nnollne' imfiy'&.Wk^ *S| IJinolinc lojkt Ew i PAR I S E X H 181 TION 1900. WILKINSON, HEYWOOD^ CLARK, LD Ho!d- r> 01 the only Gold S\ dal award* 1 lot VmmUkea and Colors, ;.t the Fari- EdMUtio* o(729 words
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Advertisement616 1900-02-22 4 The Singapore Free Press. AND Mercantile Advertiser. Cablb Adomss,— Advertiser, S,ngap ort 1 uirHom Ntmiß.-N,,. ti. Published at 30-3, Kafflea Place, Sin^sp*.,, THE leading English Newspaper m the Straits Settlements Johore, th. Federated Native States of Perak, SeUn. gor, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the N egri Sembilan British North Borneo Sarawak616 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1504 1900-02-22 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. (living port 01 depanuie, anJ (.where known) date due here, and name of Agent*. MiH-or-W**. Inoalls, U. S., New York, due Feb. Summer, U. S New York, due Feb. Mail i»*mkhs phom Klkoib. P4RRIMATTA fie India, due Feb. 33; P. O. Koniq Albert, due Mar. 1 N. I).1,504 words
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