The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 May 1900

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
  • 18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, 2nd MAY, 1900 DAILY ISSUE, Xo. 18
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 769 1 J* O Office. C •liver Quay. gg Wharves. Keppel Harbour j O STEAM NAVIGATION Co Steamers for CHINA. JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA. ADEN, KGYPT, MARSEILLES. GIBRALTAR. MALTA, BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also for China Coast, and
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    • 699 1 pHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. *TPHK following are the dates on which the Co.'* Steamers may be expected here, viz OUTWARD. HOMFAVARD. For Hongkong. Sham.- For Marseilles and Mai Japan Ports. London. 1900. igoo Moyune Msy 21 Yangtsze May ai. Ping Sup. May 24. Chmg W> June Ij. j
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    • 1011 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under Contract with ihb Nkthkrlamds India Govirnmimt. Agknts at Singapore. Ships Agency, late I. DAKNDELS Co.. 2-$ Coixvkr Quav Tllh I NIJKRMFVTIONI-.n IMTK.S \RK ONLY API'ROMMAIK. From Expected Will be despatcned lor v. d. I'arr.t Sourabaia, April 30 I'alembany M;<y 2 v. d. Lyn B'massin April
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    • 286 1 Fraser Cumming Oin< bs 7c Battery Road. Sawmills; Jorioic: lihaiu. Hftica wokk.s Siranjjoon and Batestier. Timber Merchants. PRIME HAKD-\VOOD,cut bf our onn men in the i>e.-t distiicts, ami steam s.twn o any siz--WORKED TIMBERS. rioonn K lioad, J r 1 accurately plarn^ci ton^ued and grooved by I the beti machinery,
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    • 717 1 UONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-Ui' CAPITAL liooooooo RESERVE FUND RESERVE LIABILFTV OF PROPRIETORS f $10,000,000 Coukt nw Uibbctobs. N. A Sibbs, Esq.— -Chair mam. R. Shbwan, Esq.— DKHUTy Chaiiman. R. M. Grait, H*|. I H. W. icABW, Esq. K. Gokt/, Esq. I L). M. M, sus Esq. A. Haupt,
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    • 453 1 1 JAMES WATSON COS SCOTCH WHISKIES. Wr VALUIIN TH| MARKET. Flag Brand, 10 years old. $12 per case, duty extra. (Specially Recommended.) Oi 8 per case, duty extra OMIAINABI.K HUM UtTAIL IM.A.FRSOK J McALISTER Co., tftA SOLEAGEMS. PETER SYS' WONDERFUL SPECIFIC"" IS riih only remedy at p.esont known as an
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    • 275 1 pACIPIC MAIL STEAMSHIP |< COMPANY UCCIDENTAL AND OKIEIITAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. I AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA CORIMTALS.S.CO.) Kra nr( and Germany by trar AtUn ic in# o^hrabovekr 3 0 Fra CiSCO y l StMmerfc Toother Kurcpean points at prorortion^'e ratt* bpecuir-duced rates grar.ttJ to Officers of ih« Army, N v .l
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  • 1634 2 The Singapore Free Press. WEDNESDAY MAY 2, 1900. lUit i.? r.-^«. < r iv i .wed by inKuei.'e I l4bffai»j M«r- patriot Truth h«n g irio<.« pr» l'>4r*4 to RcJirion, I ot»'»t. i.'ln. AM jwell»wiihen to J*pM will '>< gteat. \y pleased to l.rar t!*t the splendid new battleship <ih>
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  • 201 2 Several appointments that had been made for this afternoon and evening in connec- tion with the visit <•( 11. If. S. Terrible have had |Q be abandoned, in consequence of a death on board Um \<ssel. The deceased was an A. B. nam d C iould, who had
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  • 155 2 A < lOWI Si II Fm I s. This morning in the Supreme Court, be|r>p His Honour Mr. Ju>tice Leach, the case of the Crown v. Paul %%A otheis regarding (.!;<• possession of certain lands situated at Tanjoag Katong wa^ heard further. I he facts of the <
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  • 181 2 A <-\i .nt---: living at the 6| milestone Thomson-road, i-* sutf«;ring from small-pox A i'.i'.iiu man, a pony <ltalrr of 107 Klann-r<ja<i, report! the theft of 1 ba^ containing 4 1 o guild'-r- Kling living at 1 Perak-rd says that lour of his bufialo'-s. va!u«- Si 70. have
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  • 221 2 A very successful repetuion of the favourite Musical Fan e "In Town was grvea la-t night at the Town Hall before a audience, including the Acting Governor. Capt. Percy Scott, H M S. TcrnbL, Capt Reynold- 11.M.5. Pi>/ue, and other notabilities. The whole performance went with a perceptible
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  • 61 2 AssiM I VTION FOOTI'ALI A friendly match was played on the S. C« C. ground last night between teams representing the Club and H.M.S. Terrible. The Club had the best of the play and in the first half scored 2 goals to o, xtpeating the operation in the second
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  • 48 2 The Secretary, Mr. W. Buchanan Smith, ha.-, received fr-jm Mr. A. R. Weigall, the Manager, the following telegram. Have cleaned up after crushing 23^ ton> of (juartz, gross yield 255 ounces re torted gold. During the month (April) th< mill ran si days only.'
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  • 85 2 We greatly regret to hear that a telegranr was received from Kuala Lumpor yestcr day morning, to the effect that Mr. Bibby's condition was practically hopeless. Ano ther telegram was received in the eveninj to the effect that Mr. Bibby was sinkinj fast." So that it seems
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  • 39 2 Among the recently reported casuattie in the Lincolnshire Regiment at Karec Sid ing, 29th Match, was that ui Capt. I. Ed wards, severely wounded in the groin. A Lieut. Edwards, this officer was in Singa pore with the Battalion.
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  • REUTERS TELEGRAMS
    • 31 2 Boers Endeavour to Capture a Convoy. Reuters correspondent at Thaband,. says that the Boers on Sunday made a determined attempt to seize a pass mountains and capture a convoy.
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    • 25 2 Boers Retire After Nightfall General Trench attacked their tlank sending troops into the precipitous mountains The darkness enabled the Boers to withdraw.
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    • 13 2 The Boer position is considered ilmost impregnable.
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    • 63 2 A Boer Force at Windsorton The Enemy Arresting Loyalists. A considerable Boer force km Mrived at Windsorton, to the northward of Kimberly and has arrested a number of lo\ i British Residents Driven from Johannesberg. Owing to M explosion at Begbic s Engineering Works, all the Britisher-,
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    • 7 2 Hamilton and Smith-Dorrien.
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    • 40 2 Colonel Hamilton with the Mounted Infantry and Smith Dornen s Brigade, marching northward yesterday from Thaban chu. was opposed by a strong forte under Commander Botha at Hantney. British Supports Moving Up. Reinforcements have been sent I
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    • 18 2 FRENCH SENDS REINFORCEMENTS General French is -trengthening Co. Hamilton from Thaban'chu, where the number ol Boers has decreased.
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    • 24 2 Mounted Infantry in Action. Maxwell's brigade has occupied Vlaksoi.terks and Schamskraal kopjes unopposed but the Mounted Infanm were engaged tor four hours.
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    • 9 2 The Japanese man-of-war Asam habeen floated.
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    • 14 2 The Crown Prince of Japan has arrived in London.
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    • 23 2 A Parliamentary Vote. The House of Commons has vote>l Xi 'jjo.ooo to complete the Uganda Railway London, jnd May, 1900.
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  • 256 2 In one of the recent attacks, the Boer* i were so surprised that they left everything behind just as it was. In one room war i found an open razor and a shaving brush with the lather fresh upon it. EvidentU that Boer was in danger of having a clo?c
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 322 2 PllOtO frames aWS I StoresGEORGE MICHAEL, 1. Robinson Ro*. HADJEE ABDOOLA I 150 Middle Ro»d, Singapore Near Campong Bencoolen. INDIAN EVE DOCTOR. THOUSANDS of testimonials from England. Cures Eyes, Rheumatism, Piles, and other diseases Fve medicines free for poor men. FebQ 9-4 ws, For Pahang, Tringganu and Kelantan. The well
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    • 861 2 TO LET FROM Ist June. No. 101 Waterloo Street. Apply EZRA NATHAN. Change Alley. May 1 uc TO LET, FROM APRIL Ist. II THE GROVE," Taniong Katong. ForparA t.culars apply to MEYER BROTHERS Mar 27 JMt_ TO LET HOLSE No. 15, Kramat Road, («i Cavenagh Road) newly repaired and painted.
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    • 950 2 WANTED A Produce Storekeeper. Apply to J.C., co Free Press. Apl 30 35 "wanted OASSAdK to Europe as companion lo.i Lady, or to Cake charge of children on voyage. H. K., C o Free Press. Apl v> 45 EMPLOYMENT WANTED by an Eurasian as Book-keeper or Clerk, having experience in
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    • 193 2 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS. BOARD AND LODGING RK(jUf' ED by m uried couple, in a liou >c "where there ,-ire no other Boarders. G. cjo Free Press,. May 2 9.5 AUCTION SALE OF Horses and Carriages AT Mr. ABKAMS' HOKSE REPOSITORY. NoKlll IiKIDQK RO\O, Monday, 71/1 May, at 5.15 pm. *TTHK sale
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 142 2 The Week. Wednesday, 1. j High Water o.3^ p. Church Work Association, Rattks OirU Sdu»4p I Thursday, 3rd I Hi^ti Water 0.9 a., 1.24 p. ft O. Homeward Mail, due. Dalhoubie R. A. Chapter, 8.30 p. "In Town," Town Hall, <j p. I^ast but one.) Friday, 4th High Water 0.4.,
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  • 1536 3 Tiesday, May ist, 1900. PHKSBNT H fc. the Officer Administering the Govern" cnt (Sir Alex. Swettenhai k.i The Hun'ble thr Acting Col. Secretary (Wafcat E^erton.) the Acting Colonial Treasurer (E M Mereueth.r;. the Attorney-General (W. R. Collyer) the Acting Colonial Engineer (K St. G Caulteild, c.l- the Auditor-General
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  • 168 3 SOLD IERS ASSAULTED IN INDIA. 1 ut Mm Sum tiY H hi Omui Obi i m it Si ah. alcutta, April 2;— A m took plice on :hree vJdier* on I BVWUMg at Th y were private-) of the Munster Fus.hers and were driving a tic a gharri. 11. w
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  • 174 3 At Ike Meeliaf held last m^U at Um Bishop'* H he purpose of starting a Club for the Catholics of SwgapOfC over '> > vert ''t. amongst others being the Chief Ju-tict, Sir Lionel Cox The Rev. H Kiset was in the Chair and opened the meeting wild
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  • 197 3 Mis Majesty the Kmpcror ol japan, vvhj horseman of repute and also an authority on the horse, recently hit upon a splendid plan ol making the prefectural governor now assembled in lokyo, attempt an equestrian MOL In the course- of a dnner at the Halace, his Majesty
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  • 110 3 A Chinaman living in Amoy-st. went to the police station last ni^ht, suffering from a severe wound on the shoulder. The man said he had been attacked and robbed of $iO by some Hokiens. who lived in the same house. He was sent to hospital. Not long
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  • 17 3 The Reception Committee' were entertained at dinner last night on board by tfu- Wardroom Officers, H.MS. Tcrrtble.
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  • 440 3 The Arrival in thr Irish Cm'itm. The Ooeen lanried at Kingstown from the Royal yacht at 1 1 30 on the sth inst., being received with the utmost enthusiasm by a gieat crowd of sprct iiirs. A loy .1 ■ddm ol welcome was received by Her
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  • 565 3 1. Badl tfood and perfect g 1 1 mm'i heart id move oines from the heart l<t.tor< it leaves iht hand, At once inspired and exquisitely pUnn'd. Kings Irarn Itiis piece ol ktngCTM from fehwM i Mi n cat 1' lac', ihe ar>K<-ls know 'tis
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  • 122 3 PLAY ON TUESDAY, May i^t. \)<J< KI.IS. Ingram and l.inton, 6 v. Ritchie and C VV. Abrarri'j, 6, postponed. Smmim Hasok if. I'.uMerworlli, 8 v. (iraham, 6, postponed. Ton,'!", f, beat Bowes. 7, 21 8. Wtggi 7 i>C3t Hollotvay, icr., 21 TIKS FOK WBOESDAY, May 2nd.
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  • 68 3 Corps Orders by Captain W. Ci. St. Mair, Ag. Commanaant, ."Miigapore Volunteer Arliliery, Head Ouarter Oflice, Fort Fulltrton, Singapore, May, lyoo. I i.'MM.ITIt Mil. IN(, It is notified for the information of the General Committee that a meeting of the Committee will be held in the S.V.A.
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  • 58 3 Last ni^lit the premises of the L.L T.C, were entered, and the bar ransacked. A clock, safe, Itat bands and neckties, of the Club colours, glasses, lamp chimneys, tennis balls, and the contents of a cigar box were stolen. There are m marl-.s of violence
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  • 21 3 The P. and O. Mail Bengal will leave lor Kurope at 8 a in. on Friday u« xt, the 4th inst.
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  • 1822 3 (Field.) Polo was started in Singapore on the arrival of j th<! Km^'s Own Regiment, the hr-,1 being playtd on Feb. 14th, 1890,, as we noised in the field at the time, the nicest Valentin.: that the rtgiinent could have given lo ,U new stAMon.' Singapore possessed
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  • 215 3 (From Japu"., far t .1 x Mil, April 1 I.— ln connection with the Ma->am-I :i 1.1 a rumour is afl iat hf-re to the tll-.-ct that Kumi.i has made a ntw d inand on ihe Korean 1 1 Miieni < on,;stin^ of eleven articles in all.
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  • 69 3 (CORRECTED UP TO May 2). n London Ban k 4 n> i „..l/l l<f| ruand i i i Private c -(lit.-, 3 ♦locum»rnts 3 m/b j'ol credit! J- j>u France, demaad Germany, (it-man' 1 India, T.T 14, Hongkong, denuuid Yokohama, deaaaad 4; paj JAVA, dem.-md i i Manila, deaaad
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  • 71 3 ilc. (übe W-j. i i,. He;- r, f^rdu.ary .V(iori. V'-5o do. Mfhte, (Fak L/W M45 HOfll *>i no. IBM >-j Ihc I 1 80. Ma yi 1 Tap d'-. do lain 4 0. d< i.icJ um pea-. Pearl -S-igo, small Bui 6.50 Poi.u^inar. 620 <Jf.,urr, BCMIR 890
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  • 80 3 SHARE LIST, MAY 2nd 1900. u aiUn(1 Qvmium, C*riTM.. r*U»Ur. Shark* Paid Oir. B-* I I immi MgjUj v j 2i000>000 4I4 J3 Hc-ll's \s'.. Kastcr-, |j SHier*. ;< ,f£ "•< Z*i Hear Water /Miry Harm Ltd. *,oo <»L4 IOTWOM i<x>,ooo t mm i rMKMg PagS Ug^T* tSsSt; ;»T 1
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 353 3 StearnJ Instant Headache Cure. Sifc Certain and Effective. A speedy, cettain and s«fe cure for f leadau o of all irijjms, vvhttl-.r sick, nervou bilious or li)slerical. \\->o a positive rtl.« "I Nt'iralkji 1. Perfccily Harmless' Perfectly Harmless Warranted free liom Antip)iinc Morphine, Chloral or (Jpiutn. Call o< send fur
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    • 273 3 OCEAN ITBAM SHI» J COMPANY. AND NEDLKLANUSCHii 8TOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OCF.AAN. The Company's steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards (or l'<e Straus, Ch>:a, and |apan, and from Japan homewards for Louder, every ten days. The Company's steamers on 'hr Java Line are despatched trom Amsterdam .-mil Liverpool every fortnight (or tfv:
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 74 3 'T i 1 Taken at Kan-Jane Kcrbau Haaaital Obberv^tory 1 m 3 r h. j 1. m. Bar. r» I j() yjo 39.800 29.883 Temp- 82.0 MJ 80.0 Wet Bui 1 meter... 78.5 78.8 78.2 IJir. 01 Wind W.N.W. South. Calm. Max. l'trnp. n d< 8j 1 Mm d« d«>
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    • 333 3 v LS IN PORT. namaai Ton. Commanders Arr. e I k, Kis. n.v.. 12.,., 1 ■Mi Ton. Mmm >miU Krom Connenee. A»»«*« Nor.. Amun.isen Apl. 21 M H OII I* "'s;" 1 c* IJ l;cldl W« S"*"* I r r- K:ft i Jji jj |S ll ~i -r,-- T v
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    • 335 3 C L Ah... ■I I 1 1 I in 1 JvsDl• i' t KHILT, DuC Ml Nl I 1 j<l,io. I A 1 il<»\, Brit. sir., L] f Camori Drii 1 P*tlTA« -k\, Hm. f/ c». Brii.sii :>■■, 1 1 n, via i,.)i( D mine. I 1 S 1i I.r
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 1143 4 Singapore Sporting Club, PROGRAMME FOR SPRING RACE MEETING 1900. 1/,/y .'-'«</, 94th and 20th. f FIRST DAY. f fitestiay, 2JnJ May First Racb. I n r. Mmiiin PLvrk.— Value 1300. A Race for Maiden Horses— Weight as per scale (lost.) An allowance of .'lib. 10 ex-Griftins, imported mIo thr Stmits
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    • 594 4 ORCHIDS. J. d* A. PEREIRA, Horticulturist, By Special Appointment to H. H. THE SULTAN OF JOHORE GROWER, Importer, Collector and Exporter of Orcruds. d<!rrss and Rrtid»nr<, Odey Road. KINNEY BROS. FAMOUS CIGARETTES. Straight Cut 75 cents. Sweet Caporal 50 per tin of fifty. Obtainable from McAI.ISTER* <■ >.— Agents STRAITS
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    • 544 4 IHItSforLUaPERRIIS' Q TIT fl Afr* WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PURVEYORS TO i^^^^^^^ EMPRESS OF INDIA. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. 0 JO. 1 arc -'o-t'.iri. )hy 1 ti'- very I K' Jfyf w&Brt ,r *iWj3S^« nrr ftl rt v l»-«J jc»--*J on all sides to h«- B^E^E^^E^Lr 'J^*i» 'HH John Little CO., LTD. SINGAPORE
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    • 172 4 TO BE PUBLISH KU SHORTLY Friend Tommy, AND OTHER TOPICS BKING A COLLECTION OF VERSES M Joss Chinchinjoss A P I uc THE BANGKOK TIMES. Cable,—" Times Bangkok." Till Lbumno Nbwspapbr in Si am and widely circulated \n Malaya, C ochin-China. China, the btraits Settlements and Burma. A Daily Nevspaper
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    • 238 4 AN IDEAL TONIC. SERRAVALLO'3 I TONIC. (BARK IRON WI\H BMM>!lflHßil^B\ 4j .Zi (b^HJBSQhS B^9 1 Nov 15 t th s RILEY, HARGREAVES CO., LTD. ENGINEERS Iron and Brass Founders Bridge and Shipbuilders AND General Contractors. Steam Vessels -IN SI EEL OK \VOOI>PAStfSNGBR AND I AKGf,* STEAMERS LAINCHES AND LIGHTERS Stern
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 1121 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port o! ctpanurr, an! (where knowr) date due here, and name oi Agents. M i s- ">i »it Goliath, H.M.S., Uath.im, due May (NiiALLS, U. S., New York, due May J*nl.s. t.b.d. H.M.S., >.'.< mast, due May Nui, t b.d. Jhj>., Portsmouth, due .May Ottiik, t.b.d. 11.
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