The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 February 1902

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES, SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, iBih FEBRUARY, 1902. DAILY ISSUE So 4400
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      705 1 J* 0 Office. Telegraph St. X*r Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co. Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYION, INDIA, AUSTRALIA. ADEN, EGYPT. MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, MALTA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills ol Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, ..iso for ina Coatt. MAIL LINE. I Ul
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      838 1 Pacific mail steamship COMPANY OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ANI) rpOYO KISEN KAISHA (ORIBNTA). r.S. CO.) VIA INLAND SKA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU. Through Passage Tickets granted lo K-ii-iarti France, and G-rmany by ,a!l irans-A-aintic line; of steamers, and lo the principal citie*. ol th. United States or Canada. Kates
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      602 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKET" Undir Comtbact witb thb Nbt Acfntsai Singapore, Ship Agency, late Thb UNDIRBINTIONID D.TI* J Stearr.ll From Expected I OOlabaß Bit.vi.vii F»b 18 Billiton AUSTRIiVM LLOYD'S STEAM I NAVIGATION COMPANY. I 5 Um-BH AialL CoHTTwA. 1 fIFIT*! TUB AuSTBIAfI GOTBKKMBtiT. *T*tlE iollowing are the dan oa wbicifl th*
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      932 1 VAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. 'BBBLAMDS IBDIa GOVBBMRMBT. I. DAENDELS 8 Co.. a- 3 Collyer Quav I ARB ONLT APPROXIMATE. Will be despatched lor on Billiton, Batavia, Samann-.v 1 aia Feb 21 "THE CHINESE CRISIS. FROM WITHIN" (BY WEN CHING) Edited by tic Rev. G. M. Reith, M.A. The r< markable an.i instructive
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      758 1 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI X BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL B,„««ao^. RESERVB FUND.- lio.eeo.oaa Su-rlina- Re**rve fio.ooo.ooo") .-.ilver Reserve 0000 •> f^ 7 -.0,000 RESHRVK LIABIUTY OF 1 PROPRIETORS 1 "liooooooe Court or Uibbctobs. I*. SHfWAV, Ett].— CriAllß'S. u H J? B I l Bbll-Ibviwo.-Dbh.tt Cmaiis.k h. e Taiiaißß, Es S j
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      501 1 Milkmaid miif.J I mil ill/ jI J^';* v;^^ji Guaranteed *^uJ] Cream. tk-dc «»k -Largest Sale in the World. °7. UNION PIRE IN SURANCK SOCIETYOF NORWICH AND LONDON. FOR RIRE INSURANCK ONLV. \> 01 HT Imumd L-itnLxi^ Inrrarance effected on^almri, everv dWr.fSTi property at current rates if premium THh HORNKO f
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    81 3 The Ladies Golf Championship commences on Monday the 2-lth in-** Ea.-li tie '**nsists of one round nf tan Ka.-*-Comae, and one round at Sepoy Lines j match play Entries, which are to be made t*» the Hon. Secretin i.-s of either Cluh. close on Friday th.- Hat
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    THE EMPRESS DOWAGER OF CHINA.
    199 3 According to a private letter received last mail from an intelligent and educate J official who moves among tie highest Mandarin*, and princes the Court of Pekin has already resumed its old habits. The Empress Dowager again reign-. The e is no hope of the
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    MASTERS AND MATES AT SHANGHAI.
    250 3 MASTERS AND MATES AT SHANGHAI. According to the Shmmg Ti e-, the position ol the marine officers trading in and out ct Shanghai has formed of late the sub).c'. of grave and frcqient discu-.sion among the membtrs. Thl present rates of pay are the local equivalent of 4ji2 a month
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    498 3 1 (ierman Cruiser Herthm and H.M.S R aide both r*oaled at the wharf jeati ruing and left for tha Roadi the renin**;. 1• collier St. Andrea arrive*! fr rn Cardi fl reaterday trith about Welsh coal for this port. The German Flagship Fur t Bi marck eeded to
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    BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
    691 3 In the course of a. we!!- written letter of i j Jan. 3rd, th** date aa nrhkh Ma*qnk It** was bunou ted by the Lord M lyor at tke j Guildhall, the I. melon correspondent of I the China Mail s s It is the inherent fault
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    THE COLD STRONG SCHEME.
    285 3 Wi thai Mr II VV. II Ste\- i, tbi r tentative of the Qui laid Meat Export an i -agency Company, is well satisfied wi h the result of hai enquii iei n it; ihi ng I S,oragi I calioni lo t is eff--cl have b-
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    FRENCH RAILWAYS IN CHINA.
    313 3 The Rev me i'Kx'reme Orient has been p ibtishing a summary cf all he r.-i.viy concessions IW China granted to France or French cones isisi a- ies. The I concern resin Honf-koct* are- two small lines in K«.-.ng'ung. One is to connrct Pakln vailh a point
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    PANAMA OR NICARAGUA?
    815 3 'Pall Mall Gae.tte Corr./ Nun York, January 3. The great engineering prubtsm involved ia the choice of a n u'e for the intended Isthmian .anal Ira b*rU*g widely studiod 1)>- ths gen. rai public in America, and ihtre i so much both for and ag.iin-t lath of
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    INDIAA REGIMENTS ON COLONIAL SERVICE.
    433 3 INDIAA REGIMENTS ON COLONIAL SERVICE. Pi tm r Ths Nathrs Army is sun -..Ued upjn t > lurmsh regiments of infaal y for regu'ar garrison duty at variou, foreign stations, and there are also sia battalions Mill in Norlh-Kisl China In all, at the present ■nesaant, ny fe»-r than i^
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    444 3 VKSTERD.W "S PLAY. I.mhrs' ano Gbntlrmkn's Doihlbs. A LaSS. Mrs. I.ovell and Mr. J. 'I a'.;an beat Mrs. SsSSSSana and Mr. I't.tlty, *">— 5, 6—3. Mrs. Saunders and ,V"r. Von Burg beat Mi-s Prns. r and Mr. Darbishire, 6 —1, S *>. 6—4. Mis- Knr
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    THE DANISH WEST INDIES.
    176 3 r i ii, ,i se.l St. Tl is and St J ts I led Slat. 1 s ol the i* i. r este in the i .ken I i iniit. 1 Batt. ou* try tfie. I ran ratified -ii. il re; cled here. Uy '.iy .n^le
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    THE GOVERNOR OF WEI-HAI-WEI.
    498 3 ISM img and Tiemtaim Timet says —We note with pleasure- the na-uiua hnt ot Mr. st-wtrt l.ock'i art, < n.c, the present CAim tl SKM i > B. Hu .^k i ng.l j tn-Giv.r.. arsh pof ,V iia w.i W« are at .a .r. ,-n ,-is
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    HAIR PRESERVED AND BEAUTIFIED.
    103 3 The onl> ifli^Lic prescrvt r and n »tof< r (.t t n«* lair is KowumA M»m-m» < >il. *l ii h closely resem'iks f<■ oily m.iittr n jture proviih -s for iu ur- ishiij; and Mimulatinf{ us frowth, wkhoMt »huli I the liair btcomes dry. ilun
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    657 3 rVl>. 21. P. r KmMMU I I r I. .1 n Mr aljil M I A>1 .in-, M i I III ""I Mr-. Hurl- i Mi I I M H artaoa n,l in .1 .-.ili Ml .u,. I >'\r>. \S <.. Mot< K..r Boi U.y —Mi l
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    PRODUCE.
    116 3 (February iS I Tin $;i. Gambier ii.jS do. Cube No. i 1750 Pepper, '''lack (\>rdtnar> S'fj sn j 17 do. White, (Fair L/W—s Nutmegs nos lo t.ie lb.* edo. (Bcs to the l'.>) fo.so Mace (Banda! .0 Cloves (Amboina) Liherian Coffee 22 Tapioca, small pearl (Far v 550 do.
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    SHARE LIST. FEBRUARY 18th 1902.
    124 3 U i« i an i;wn.. I 4 DeOtr H«ll'* Aslx".|>>s Kasr»r i A." <i>ml i Bcnawah ('told Mm* Co. I x i Chmdr.v. (iold Miring Co. Lid. j Clear Wafer I Miry Kinn I M. 1 no taw Mi Nr,vf Ltd. Im t for r«.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    99 3 I I —I'er 1 arlyl* M< Kil I I an. l ..1 hi I Mi .1 ri Mr I. I I I- fe, 1. >. 1 I I Ml I'aWet*. Ml .md Ml 1 M I 11, ind Ilal hrg I I 111. M \M.\KI. I IMK LU.
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    CLEAARANCES.
    20 3 I let..;. I I I I 1 I 1 i t*mntnm ii 1 I Naaas-at Faawmmt, t-* II i
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 3 U tl* TO I •"N I ON 8* k d 1 r*daa j l( -lot um. nts I m cttdils 6 m/*. FaANCP, 'I* man.i Germany, -ga*-g| India. T. I Hongkong, aagaaatJ Yokohama, dtman.i "i\nni Java, demand .'llll Manila, demand Sovereigns, (to baj Bank ol England Rale Discount 3
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      77 3 Mr. Wheeler Got Rid of His Rheumatism. During II'O wint«-r <>l I>'» S I «:>^ M l.iin< in my joints, in l.icl all <>\<r my \»»\y. tli:it I ««>uKI h;irdly liol>blo aromiil. v\ litii I liou^'lit i lioltliol kunlwrluin'-. I'ain JVilni Kr.n.i tin- flr>t .i|»|>lication I Innaii t>> -ft w.
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      366 3 OCEAN Jf^LK M't AM SHIP Co. AMI NEDF.RLAN' SCHE STOOM VAART MAATSCHAPPIJOCEAAN. I SS I -s. J B| Peleus i441 Prsmtthtm ...To Tantaiut :ig**n Tydeut 111 Putt .'•<■ "s 1, 1 Telemachus Till Glaucut .'m'J Pmienms HJaton Till Anten rj* .;l Memnon Agamemnon ***** Orestes .1 1'..»3 Priam Ajax "tli-VI
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      204 3 MAILS CLOSE I n-MONROW. h< r »>r Al jlombo Si < •>■!•>•<• MwOHy 9 »M l.ii u in M rill i Cliitngm 1 1 »m M< i^koiH' .v < In wdm i m B itU r.<ll t 8*W Moll I I'M M il/icca &c. Malacca PM l*i i i; v\
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      170 3 VESSELS IN PO« i Me-.-of.War and Tons ComtntnJfti An h ,i I i I ,r.| < ..i r r I I > III > I'.rit I m RaagM l ti VcsmI* F!ac«*1ona InM Arnvrj j. rom t Ant9% "m rlf r.S i Brit 111 I r It I I har'.
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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      LETH OF LORD DUFFERIN
      46 4 Thn t*»rl at Duffeiin is aaa-1. THE BRITAIN-JAPAN TREATY. 1 in J*panose .1-re-en.ent 1- for tiv-- ftnPm\ i- .unable bv a jeer's i.o"i<*e. Ihe uew-ipap*?rt» j"i" i-J eaaraa 0 saiasfnetioa aa*l sVclart that th-- at-Toe-mer.t make-- tor panee in the* Tar East
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      NOT OPEN TO CAVIL.
      13 4 Thev mj Powei can reasonably ■^iett (TO th* Treaty.
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      APPRECIATIN OF JAPAN.
      24 4 r -t a'..r.dc la ffatfJerasg mrmn Us tbe .1-apane*-**, aa* %aa aolfßan and snalaraol l^-ytaolaiaa-d EsaatoM ut the t^st und if
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      AMERICAN SYMPATHY RECOGNISED.
      13 4 manUing 1 patl of f I irtuti tjt 10' ITH
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      THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
      12 4 i Governmeni i ties At.^-io j tpai Ii- il
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      NEUTRAL BUT SYMPATHETIC.
      6 4 ne* apnf betic.
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      U. S. TH & GAINERS.
      17 4 U. S. TH GAINERS. I I ipers states eta la I tha treati aad -h-- bearti** to
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      GERMAN OPINION.
      21 4 Ibe German t'r.**--* bei a-rrea that it vvitl baud to pence -r- ia a diatine* check to B aaaa.
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      AUSTRALIA ON THE TREATY.
      29 4 Mr. Barton, the Premier of the Australian Loin inou wealth, expresses satisfaction at the a^reuient, which he believes will Ik* for the benefit of Australia.
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      A FEAR FOR WHITE AUSTRALIA.
      27 4 The Australian press generally approves but .-sydney papers believe that the Treaty implies a menace to the future of a white Australia.
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      RUSSIA AND IHE TREATY.
      36 4 Kussi.in Official quarters receive the news of the Anglo Japanese treaty with t-jUaniniii."* and evtru with satisfaction, its übjects the integrity ,*f China aud the independence of Korea corresponding with Ku.-Miiu poli*-y.
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      THE TREATY PROVISIONS.
      45 4 V'n) IVMinbk- t-j tht- agiecaaant de- sthatQraat Britain and Japaa an nt,-d aoWi b- •'•.<• aea'tatoataiataiu j. an i Ifl ***-*a*aarfa geueial i*-.u_' specially intaiaafwi in aaaav IttiVH-sflhe independ-n*'.- and int.-j-rity t*t a i Koran, rualaf ateaiing equal ru*l»tj for all naf m
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      LIBERTY OF ACTION TO THE ALLIES.
      34 4 lue aa-rot-ar-enl eoaaiata <-t" six. articles, 1.1... iim: if«ta«ri« threatened by agj .by my .-ther Power, .»r by 1 tm. it will be mlaiiaaaMn toataaat mdispensa•afegoard its interest.
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      COOPERATION AGAINST A COALITION
      39 4 ICOOPE ;n* aua partial will maiatnia r ;ty ii v-n'. of either j becoming ins in w::r whh a**- I I .vine tn ona na- be 1 seat *-t Ijein-; ra tim ac 1 PV
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      NO EXTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS.
      33 4 I av... mak- -i Mparate i-.^eiii^nt witb i tber power pte- .i"l>'>ve 00 WhsH ■-.-r their ii I are in y T so Ci T •>m- t ly at fraak-
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      THE NAVY AND ARMY.
      24 4 lhc Navy Estimates amouut tu £m\£tm\finm\ The Army Eatimates are an*l provide for 420,000 men. L. ndon. Fed. I;>.''•. 1002.
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      SOUTH AFRICA.
      27 4 A liundred an*l tweutv Mounted I titantiv wh*.. tven patrolUng the Klip Kivar baaa bean t*ntra*>pe*] an.i overpowered. Tssalea **etn killed and fottyeighl wo-jij aad.
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      RIOTING AT TRIESTE.
      20 4 rii*-*r** bu bf 1. larioaa notingnt irieste, and aanrtinl ha has been pr--claimed. London Few. ijt'i, 1
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      CONTINENTAL OPINION.
      28 4 I lie Coulina ►agb racog- i-n-.v*---!! Bri- 12 I u ujz t arrai gaasei I Mtaplifyii tAion and re- j u4 ti._ F.ir »-foarabl i to
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      RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
      20 4 \f. I I-- ian I'eteig Ministrj bat be* iated j- rai at Yokohaaai ;he t Lo6ano.v de
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      THE BRITISH POSITION ST RENGTHENED.
      12 4 THE BRITISH POSITION ST RENGTHENED. I hey adui'.t taut it (***NWB*-oaaly -tr-ni»tn-
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      BRITAIN AND AMLRICA.
      22 4 \j*ia.ajunt Cnsuborne ua- stated that the stance 'A S —-Jap.tu-.s.- a^r..*?aeai tmn waMnanieated t«> Anr-ariea be- 1 *r> pnblicatton.
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      THE ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
      19 4 li* fu**thei stated that tl-t Au-jio<>-.i a^r- eanant ransaias iu l-.-ra--.-. I tmttm, Fedrmmry 14''-. room,
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      MANCHURIA.
      15 4 Maacbaria wai an ex-re -.-iL-lud-.-J tr.*ui •...-ai*rt-.-ujeut than any'jtiicr proriaee **t CI. n a.
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      THE ANGLO-JAPN TREATY.
      46 4 l.urd Lanadowae, spanking ia tha Huaas I t !>>rds. i.-.-iare.l i*i Trj .rd to th>- u-m Agreement 1 1 Hritain and Japan that we a\ftjtra to protect Jai»an agaiaet any vunlitiun, and the ngreeascnf compelled -jt friendly count wh.jse oil- ful to lit--
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      ROSEBERY'S CONGRATULAATIONS.
      14 4 1 rtf-aji -Li wnnaly >:*jn ..ut aintrd aaaaat aa the Ai-ree- ment.
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      THE DOMINION AND JAPNESE IMMIGRATION
      37 4 THE DOMINION AND JAPNESE IMMIGRATION lhe luiiiiiai: I ••mil. I*'" vera in-tit hat ndviaasl the la*tetaaar*al oi Britisli Cofaurahai ahnl ihe passed last <es«ion containiut: elauses xciuding the Japanese •mil be di»aUo*ved unl«-- amended durin>the cimi*:'* > ;:ssi^n
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      "RUSSIA MAY TAKE MEASURES."
      21 4 "RUSSIA MAY TAKE MEASURES." Bai if peace is imp-mled, BMBsl will tak.* ine.-i-.iTv9 t*. eafaajaaid its aara terest.fansfsa ftb. tjin, iooj.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    667 4 iiivin. r*.rt of .1.-parture. an*l (wh»ro kaowa) ,lat«- «l"<- lu-r.'. -'I'd name n( Agent-. M. ii-i>l-\*.ar. vu itMiwi. laps* 1 ra aaa- aw \liki-a J»|». I'ort-Liooth. due l"«-b i'.r.-avi.-t K'i> 1 ra.nstadt <lui- I* i.,.1«1.va. lins Cr-»n*.tadt, due »i Omlt Kus ('ronstadt duo Fel. Mblrakwaao, lap., Caanaltk. st.rl.a.l
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    SPASSENGERS FOR THE STRAITS.
    122 4 IVr V. *t. K. Ai*.. Maru due Feb I'.l —Mr Irii.ro,, Hau-i,, Mr ,nd Mrs. irM aai Bassa* Mr. loan Kla... Mr. A.M. Barton, Mr. p T Kenp, Mrs A lUmilton and rhildren. Mrs' Samuelson Mr>. Mildisd Mis*. M.ldrtd Mr A* lVundall. Mis, King. Misa V.
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      416 4 HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIALITY* Mining: Machinery and Appliances WINDING GEARS, ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, STEEL PIPE LINES FITTINGS. The Pulsometer. (TR'DK MA»*K). STEAM PUMP WORLD-KNOWN UNRIVALLED j Please write or call and give us particulars of your requirements. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. ENGINEERS t 4 SINGAPORE. PERAK ANI) BANGKOK
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      315 4 Wmnmmßn'fmimmmmmmmmmmmjmmmmmmm, |t-Meoldrel'!aljle f:ltotfi pKofegoiial a x*^ J Foir,r n VVlaifeV^. J fi dm McALISTER Co -IN..AIOKK PENANG. J. .1 4 WHITE HORSE CELLAR' WHISKY. Aa usee bj T* di n b ,7>^^r^] DO PL BAD Of ALL Mai GUTHRIE Co,, Sole Agents O* t 8 NOTICE rm ij aai w
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      626 4 Per R Y K. Kamakura MaMr. I*. N H.*we-> Mr. |< h Mr. A. M Th'..r,-.vn Mr f'la.l.l *s».a. Mr. a. o. a. mmm Per N. V. K. 1,.,... M and Mr*- tt.iv*ia> Mr M Per V. K. H.r. M<- llotssaaa, Mr. an*. \t ch.1.1, Mr. M. Alien M *a**a]
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