The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 December 1901

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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, 12 th DECEMBER, 1901. DAILY ISSUE, No. 4355
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 721 1 r~ a Office. Telegraph St. Cw Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co, Steamers (or CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON. INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN. EGYPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued (or Ptrttan Gulf, Continental and American Porti, also lor Ck.na Coast. MAIL LINE. OUTWARD HOMEWARD
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    • 836 1 Pacific mail steamship COMPANY ACCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL O STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND rpOYO KISEN KAISHA (ORIENTAL S.S. CO.) VIA INLAND SEA OF IAPAN AND HONOLULU. Through Passage Tickets granted to England France, and Germany by all trans-Atlantic lines of steamers, and to the principal cities of the United Slates or Canada.
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    • 630 1 d DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Umdir Contract wit« tbi Net mil lauds I>Dia (jotirmhhit. Agbn\W*s a' Singapore, Ship Agency, lati I. DAENDELS Co., 3.3 Collybr Quay Xwt THB UMDIRMIKTIOIIID DATES ARE O»LT APrROXIMATI. Btean*][»l From B«pect*J Will be despatched tor on anDl< ilf m u Batavia Dec. 10 Billiton, Batavia,
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    • 729 1 fTONGKONQ AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $*****000 RESERVE FUND.— w Sterling Reserve f 10,000,000 Silver Reserve 3,750,000 1'3.75i0,000 RESERVE LIABILITY OP PROPRIBTORS J •••—••I lojjoo^ce Court or Diuctou. K. Shkwan, Kiq._ Chaikmai. Hob. J. J. Bell-Irvino,— Deputy Chairman. H. E. Tumkivs. Esq. I R. L. Richabdson Bag. A. Hkvn,
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    • 517 1 Ideal Mlflf jgg^gfeg^ Enriched 20 per cent. j^SSw wlth Cream fwS^i Sterlll2ed Not Sweetened. jggpggj A Perfect Substitute for Fresh mßS^^ Milk. N° A R 1 K I JFgU N WN "RE INSUR ANCR SOCIETY OF NORWICH AND LONDON. K»T tILIS HID 1797 FOR FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. Amolut Insured /;i««
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    • 481 1 ,--n RIGAUD'fc K&nanga, gj OF JAP W §9 TOILET WATER J Rigaud'i KanangaWr JJL J u i^a ter has the mam n N aCbsbl he aiun i n««ef of M r^H Japia and i soothing and ft^^^^^H cooliDg iaion m the skin, P^^^. ;t^lM rcliev :> mosquito bitot, lif 1
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  • 1260 2 The Singapore Free Press. THURSDAY, DEC EMBE R 11, 1901. u,i»w4 br mflucncc »r4 unhriWd n .irrt M^ot Troth Hef (loflm f r> u| 1/1 THE. attention of the entire «i tanity is earnestly directed to the fail nat a general public meeting has been I nd for to-morrow aftrrnoon
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  • 304 2 Public meeting (Victoria Memorial) Town Hall to-morrow afternoon, at 4.30 p.m. His Excellency Sir Frank Swettennam will be present. General Dorward is leaving VVeihaiwei to take command of the British garrison at Shani'ha i The Imp. German mail steamer Stuttgart having left Hongkong on the nth instant at noon, may
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    • 42 2 A Triple Boer Failure. The Gallant British Twenty. Commandant Mariti, with a strong force, thrice attacked a garrison of twenty men, holding a grain depAt north of Calvinia. between the ,27th Nov. and 4th Dec., when he abandoned the attempt.
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    • 33 2 The Boer casualties were sixteen. FRESH RELIEFS FOR THE CAPE. The Daily Mail states that the despatch of fresh troops to the Cape on a large scale will commence shortly. (Later.J
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    • 21 2 Bruce-Hamilton's column, after a night march, surprised and captured practically the whole of the Bethel commando.
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    • 13 2 A HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE PRISONERS. Seven Boers were killed and 131 taken prisoners.
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    • 18 2 Louis Botha, with a large commando, is reported to the north east of Vryheid.
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    • 17 2 Baron Richthofen has entertained Marquis ho at a banquet. London, Die. 12th, 1901.
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  • 212 2 Three hundred dollars is the market price for a healthy human ear, offered by Dr. Prescott, the skin-grafting specialist, of Chicago. His advertisement brought two offers, one from a paralytic of sixty, the «er from a cripple. The fromer says would consider it an act of charity to my family
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  • 107 2 The following are the results of the third day's races The Scurry Stakes. Mr. H. S. Tann's Beauxite I Mr. Tan 800 Liai's Lyon The Champiow Grifun Handicap. The "Jo Kongsi's Ole Jo I The Seventeen Kongsi's Cossack The Ex-Grifmn Championship. Dr. W. D. William's Perak Mr. Chung
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  • 118 2 The Russian Transport Tambov with troops arrived from Shanghai yesterday, and will probably leave for Odessa this evening after coaling. The steamer Clitus is expected here bom Australia about the 14th. She brings coal and several horses for Singapore. The homeward F. O. steamer Ballaarat arrived from Hongkong
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 469 2 KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. BEG TO ANNOUNCE THEIR Christmas Show of Cadbury's Chocolate Cream m Fancy Boxes, from 20 Cents to $10 each. Exhibition Packets. F °£asket3 Hampers. o P1 h £rT S r PIU p, u^ g Handkerchi e f Boxes. Plush Glove Boxes. themum Boxes. Venetian Caskets nr X
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    • 792 2 CHRISTMAS TOY BAZAAR. ENORMOUS SELECTION ENTIRELY NEW. Dolls. BISCUIT, CHINA AND CELLIh OID FACED Speaking, Walking and Unbreakable. j Goats, Elephants, Bears, Sheep, &c. ON WHEELS WITH VOICE. Drums Pistols Buildfag Blocks M g s n k^:l; y RoDe s Puff and Dart Magic Lanterns Skipping Rope* Harmless Pistol* Furniture
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    • 315 2 TO-DAY'S AUVBKaBB«»w EAL GKRMAN MAIL LINE J. For Europe I »rial German Mail Steamer STUTTGART, I h, of the Norddeotecher Lloyd, I j oo Wednesday, tbe 11th instant, I ,t noon, "and may be expected to arrive here ou lunday afternoon, the 15th instant. She willß »robably be despatched for
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 187 2 The Week Thursday, tatb Hnjh Water 10.36 a., I l-i9 p. Mahomedan Fasting month (BuUn PuasaJ commences. Convent Bazaar, Town Hall, 9 p. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8.30 p. Friday, 13th High Water 1 1.8 a. P. at O. Mail Homewards closes, 6 a. Victoria Memorial Meeting, Town Hall, 4.30 p.
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  • 61 3 The following programme will be played by the Band of the 13th M. I. at the Gardens on Saturday an. -moon, weather permitting. March... ."Under Ihe Double Eagle".. ..Wagner. VaJse The Yeomen of the Guard "..Bucalossi. Selection..." Cavallena Rusiicana Mascagni. Adagio "Sonata Pathetique ".....Beethoven. Lancers
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  • 268 3 About fifty men of the S. V. R. fell m at the Drill Hall last night at 8.45 p.m. for the Route March, but on being assembled they were informed that it was decided to cancel the march and have out-post duties instead. Accordingly blank
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  • 624 3 A collision attended with loss of life occurred off St. John's Island at an early hour this morning. A large toogkang, laden with sago, and with a crew of three Chinamen on board, was run into by a large steamer at 3 a.m. and
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  • 1659 3 Yesterday afternoon after tiffin, the cross-ex-amination of Singaram by Detective Inspector Watcham was coi.tinucr -pa ram said he c uld not identify die cli he struck him. Chinamen were all alike. .1. identified one man at the Detective Station, but he did not
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  • 228 3 Lo U /n M ian Z> /jf News s P eci 1 d te<l the! I{r l\i 3 th> say that u n f ortunatel\ unj a I 11 contr °versy still rages wit! bcii v'l il d i ury char K e and counter-charge plat ad
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  • 277 3 V t I the a wW :eMful was the first evening oi the Ui^ pular iociet y function, held m by theY «l Wn Ha la>t ht Favoure <i hall |£J; Vcr c and the well-thronged *r*cefu T^i balcor) y nd verandahs, p^nt^^ dandabl V c lh^''*'
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  • 113 3 THE P. O. PASSENGER SURTAX." Inquiry hair^^^itcd the fact that the r-ftUUmLi/* paying more wages than before J. ,Jrfything, m fact, they are decreasing. M directors m their last report at^ the /l-^^reh this year state «O *jp**fa-%nen off, but passenger tranVA tl j exceeded that of last year in^tim.
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  • 312 3 E if erring to Ibe forthcoming visit to apore of the Penang and Perak Cricteams Spe :tator m the Pinang 'tte, says—Tl c official publication of the selected placers for the Singapore Cricket match, the are May, Pawns Peacock, Talma, Wicks, ZehnHer, Murray' torbes, Sproule, with the Mowing
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  • 1416 3 H. E. Sir Wwt Ridgway, Governor of Ceylon, was a guest at St. Andrew's Dinner m that Colony. H. E. was m fine veincould it have been the haggis as will be •een by the concluding portion of his speech quoted below The history of the
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  • 65 3 (CORRECTtD up lo December 12.) On London. l '/10-A Pnv*tt credits 3 m/» if 10 ft documents 3 m/s 1/10* credits 6mA 1/10A France, demand aaoi GSRMANV, deman.i Hongkong, demand... D Yokohama, deman.* loVnm Java, demand iii 4 Manila, demand.. Sovereigns, (to bny $10 7 T Bank of England
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  • 68 3 (December 12 l Gamb'er 68 ""wiefc 1 JdT/jiV: £g Ik Whte, (P», r I,w fr 50 <*•■ (8v» U. tf>« 1, /7 X»« rßand*)^.... 4 CW* rAmboin*) d uwrixn oflec <}<• J *»kr -5--;- 8 5 Pear* ♦mail **^T 11 g« r Jr.. 1 j^° Jc. r*«tr» j^ c
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 234 3 PHOTOGRAPHERS 17, ARMENIAN STREET. Telephone No. 272. The Finest Studio m charge o( skilled and experienced hands working with the latest and best appliances A U£*? iptiolM 110 08 k n finished as XMAB and NEW YEAR CARDS at onr ordinary prioen. Photos can be taken ir. oar Studio equally
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    • 135 3 OCEAN JK^ STEAM L SHIP jp^ Co. pj X7 A I!S2 ERLANI^CHE STOOM VAART MAATSCHAPPIjoSEAA^ AchiUo 7 °043 Myrmidon 7039 <W« L C lot* Priam £.*W 4672 s«rffi B jj*; lg ldom< nt M> 6764 Jjjf |LV V Jft2l ""•<**« ,6 2 J msOM 75<x> TtlamoK IT! SSIMS n^?i Princip
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 232 3 j MAILS CLOSE To.MOKKOW. S*"" 0 Ballaarat 6 am Pont.anak Will o' the Wisp «am Batavia Ice. Pionier AM Penang &:Del. Hebe JJ Muar Malacca Farfalla a Mafacca &c Ban Whatt Hin 3r M K. Pahang *c Flevo 4 PM Hortfkong Be Japan Silesia 7 km en n Pin Seti
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    • 1056 3 I SHAR, L STi DECEMBER ...h',,".,. v QfOTATIOK. Pa m »i*nh „1 < h,r.,an.J Japan, Ltd. Nominal r Ditiditos. a.., •> Deferred. Jrei £r^Jan^ A enCy< Nc^inal. I Den **«i (iold Mine Co. t. c.n Clear Water Da.ry F^ Ltd. fc^ Fraser and Neave Ud. SoT Buv*r« J lo 7
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    • 13 3 Si-lips D^ber ll. 8 Wiad Tem P- Sky Riia. HWgj^p. a0.02 \\i (jg
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 624 4 HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS .■SPECIALITY" Mining Machinery and Appliances WINDING GEARS, ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, STEEL PIPE LINES FITTINGS. The Pulsometer. (TRADE MARK). STEAMJUMP WORLD-KNOWN UNRIVALLED Please write or call and give us particulars of your ENGINEERS SINGAPORE, PERAK AND BANGKOK On Sale. I UST arrived nil sorts of
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    • 806 4 WANTED TWO Good Chinese Fittew for KaUway Workshops, Port Dickson. Wages $1.90 per day. Apply t<< .lA.MKS MeCLYMONT, Manager Dec 7 S-'l-WANTED AN efficient Compositor for job work. One able ft read manuscript. Apply P. X., co Free Press Oct I "C WANTED A SMART Eurasian Clerk who can typewrite.
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    • 921 4 Government Notification. NOTICE is hereby given that all outstanding Bills against tho Government should bo presented (or payment before the 15th of December. All Bills incurred after that date should be presented for pa /nient, if possible, some days before the 31st December. Colonial Secretary's O.iice, Singapore, 22nd December, 1901.
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    • 406 4 John Little and Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. SILVER ELECTRO-PLATE DEPT. A LARGE STOCK OF Hall Marked Sterling Silver Ware INCLUDING Bon Bon Dishes Salt Cellars Tea Spoons Muffineers Candlesticks Flower Vases Gups Rose Bowls &c. E P. Entree Dishes E P. Tea and Coffee Sets E P. Waiters E P. Trays
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    • 532 4 FASS BEER ICED!!! F«\SS BEER ICED!!! f CAN BE HAD DURING THE DAY Raffles X iffin Rooms I AND AT NIGHTS AT (Raffles Hotel SARKIES BROTHERS, Prop rietors Nov 20 15.12 The Singapore j and Straits i*OUGH DIARY 5 for 1902. Price $1.20 per copy, 1 OTtfSI.SO poet free to
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    • 785 4 To Let PROM Ist April, 1902, Os borne Honac well I famished ;on along lease. Apply to A. LOKB. iJec 6 v.c To Let. ONE room m a first class Boarding tiooac, close to Town. Apply Z. 11., c/o Free Press. Nov 16 v.c TO LET /^ODOWN No. 94Bobinson Roa«L"-Two
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