The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 June 1904
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Title Section18 1904-06-15 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1904. DAILY ISSUE NO. 509518 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement753 1904-06-15 1 O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon I Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Thi-onub Bills of lading issued for China Coast, Peisian Gulf, Continental, and American Porte. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Chuean Juue 26 Bengal Aug753 words
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Advertisement791 1904-06-15 1 NDL Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamers of this Coinj.>ai!y sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, aVntwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore. Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagaaaki and Kobe to Yokohama and back. They are dne m Singapore on791 words
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Advertisement1239 1904-06-15 1 arju-rrtiscmcms. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From April 11th, 1904, and until further notice. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. DOWN. AIR AU. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. SINGAPORE cf.,.6.25 7.32 10.00 12.35 2.10 3.22 4.54 6.00 a (6.32 7.39 10.07 1242 2.17 3.29 5.01 6.07 Newton rf,6 331,239 words
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Advertisement568 1904-06-15 1 Hubfitisfinnits. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. Paid-up Capitai. 810.000,000 Ebhbkvb Funic Starling Beaerve 810,000,000 SUver Reserve.. ..B 6,500,000 j 81b.000.000 Rbsbbvb Liability op Pbopbibtobb 810,000,000 Coubt op Dibbctobs. A. J. Raymond Eaq,— Chaibman H. E. Tom kins Esq Dbpctt Chaibman. E. Gobtz, Esq N. A. Sibbs, Esq Bon. W. J.568 words
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Advertisement603 1904-06-15 1 2loUrrtisrmnus. The Liverpool <fe London and Globe Insurance Coy. Inhtitutko 1h36. Havinjf l*Ben appointed Agents for the abovementioned Compiiny. we are now prepared to issue Poluies of Fir- Insurance at current rates of premium. BRINKMANN A Co.. Agents. June 22.ti 1-15 Phosnix Assurance Company Limited, of London. (EBTABI.IHHBD A.D. 1782.)603 words
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Advertisement229 1904-06-15 1 Iloucrtisrmrius. APENTA The MUai Xu/uni! Aperient Water. For continuous use by th< Bilious, Dyspeptic, Constipated Gouty, and Obese. Ot all Chemists and Druggists. May 27 RIGAUD'S or EXTRACT! r£*alsßß^HLaL^*i*.y4sfaßß^BßE-*i**r VaWH^^^r ml %LO The only perfume of white riolets which is strong, permanent and fully equal to the delicate freshness of229 words
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Article, Illustration2092 1904-06-15 2 The Singapore Free Press. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1904. lit i. I'— lw>p,'c'» ritht mainla-D. I "I.trfr+W.) by r»in; .;ri'< I rati i.-r ~lf»iwis rrrcrpt. draw. ■a» Kri.ci- Li i aß« aaa Rasas Tuerb B*ea*fl t., Is- a t.c» fre.pient laxity m the ad hi renc" t neutrality, m so far2,092 words
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Article68 1904-06-15 2 An American Officer returneil from Mindanao ib reported as baring expressed the opinion th-.t a was BORMBaae i mv the M >ro*r vera pacified. As one exam-dc be pointed to tha bet th.t though the BimpaUn light, ia which hit.s.n Amer ens were killed, oeeurreal orar a month68 words
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Article111 1904-06-15 2 The following properties were disposed of by snctioa at Powell A Co's saleroom vestenlav anernoon i Land and shophouse No lv Clyde Terrace, are. L 025 s.| ft. held nodor (lovemment Lease r .V v ;r ,s lr ,sl March ,s v *»< p**** •1 L.ugbt by N111 words
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Article102 1904-06-15 2 x BxpMttion will shortly be able to witnea i ttote\ scm ssiou ot rwaasßßognsphic pottßajhaj the executsoaof <,%.-.- two 1.u..) r .l nrinssais ,t «R. A -I. or: time ag i Uos-gkcMi photogß^pherpaid avis" to the Vawroy, and came to it ii Hrraii-'-ii i v» i!, him102 words
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Article104 1904-06-15 2 This Bsoraißf* on the iiifiniaaliiai '-1 In- B rvant •t the <»i.iiun aad S;,int F.,r„„ r W; K|llll in. .ned fa* a-aapnuj a Retail Liqtior Shop al N.-\ni:trk.:.i.| iieeordißig ta Howard'f iratrßnaatl be risited tha shop <. n theothn to** and found it bid no l-.-ene.-. si104 words
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Article139 1904-06-15 2 1 (j' .ir» trom portioßßßal tii,- r>-y,n ..t th" I >•• t m and Austral roa la pnb- >i i.-.'.-tu. BJRd that thfs^ con!.' .lily ..l,tai;.,sl by iiivitini: then: a \.!e.le. l.'it f.,r rt ta i the tuail l* a"-! i c which inrol*rea tbe139 words
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Article182 1904-06-15 2 'I his BattCaßatsJ il.--.r- Jl.wartb. Kr-ki:,.. Ltd appe^p-l to answer :t ►uiiini .n-. C*as*rgßsTtg 'u\n w.'b .lnvina B**f*MSa** wblcL did ll' MRaBBB its *n -moke. i P C. II deposed II the engine was k'ivmg off much smoke m Hii*h-st on Ma Mr C'ar-.cr. who sf*pes.red for Ml182 words
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Article391 1904-06-15 2 The Ancient Settl.-m-ii' lias had ipuite a In-. tsßaaafr! lately from a legal poini of view. Th* Chief Justice, tbe Attorne) Qane* ral. the Hon W. J Napier and four ath*f lawyers being here m oonnoctio* with the Assizes. The Chief Justice returned to Singapore on Tuesday evening, having391 words
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SPECOA; TELEGRAMS.
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Article59 1904-06-15 2 "WIRELESS" WITH PORT ARTHUR Consular Installation at Chefoo A Japane.st* Protest [Bpa*ial t.. tha Hiam\ftia Free Press.") Hongkong, J,. tw. 14 j 0 pm An iust i11,ti,,,, of winder tlliafipij feu, been made it, Ru.s.an Co„ 8„| 1t4.. Chafoo. toeoimn.i.pciie witli Port Arthur. T,1 COMd Jus najj ma protest to59 words
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Article48 1904-06-15 2 The Btaaaaar Manchuria left Yokohama the 13th for the sce,e of op-rations, having oa board foreign a-fak-SB*, „e W ap ap r correspondent -nd m.-ml^rK „f ft, J;i m< p ;ir]l aiient. This ifl beJawad la presage the final assault '-ii P..,t Arthur.48 words
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Article71 1904-06-15 2 JAPANESE CONSULAR TELEGRAM. B* Coi ■imkhv a* .Mr Taxaka. ff. f. J. M. C**l—a« I.'. cive.! June lit/, H ]o i g p m Adi.ora! 'i'..g, reports While the Tailiok.i Man, was laying mines m tbe face of ;l '""""'"y -m the night of June 13 one mine e-xpßoded, killing71 words
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Article124 1904-06-15 2 Accordmg loth* Depesbe Colon .ale." ex* tensive irrigation works are about to be started m several provinces of the Tonkinese delta m I- re,,!, fndo-Chma These works include canal, and Urrages. In the province of Annam, near phniy a canal ia being made m order tr» dram124 words
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Article177 1904-06-15 2 A Servuv pap»*r writing on the coaling of -hips says —At Port Said the Aral* coal .-hip*, with convenient bunkers at an astoundj*l ■**> All tbe work is done by hand, the jH.wer consisting of the number "of men engaged -m the job. In China coaling is also I.y177 words
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Article274 1904-06-15 2 A Chiuer*. coolie lai***Aer named Lim Cheoh was murdered while asleep m his bouse at No IH2 Caraaaaaiaa, Penang. on June 11th. Th.- man was stabbed m the throat and neck 15 or 20 times with a small pointed knife. Ihe Imperial Geriuau mail steamer Prin/ Regent Luitpold left Port274 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement578 1904-06-15 2 autor. t.srmnus. SPECIAL MUSICAL DINNERS A T Raffles Hots.. JUNE 18th AND 25th SKATS TO HE KRBKRVED PREVIOUSLY. Sarkies Bros, Proprietors. T 1 I John Little Co, Ltd. SINGAPOREa AM. THB LATEST NOVELTIES IN STOCK IN Ollt TAILORINO DEPARTMENT. 4f a Sea I'a'i-.i-. Be*a CrsJourings, aiaiapeaaaf, nAIN POATQ I'oroii.v H'.-altb*578 words
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Advertisement702 1904-06-15 2 Co-baus abi3rrtisfnmus i AUCTION SALE OF Household Furnitorz, Handsome hand-painted Dinner Services, Limoges Dessert and Tea Services Glassware 6c. Thk PajOPBBTi "i Tut: E. B. A A. Tklmikaph i omr\*v, l.i ii. To if held at Pow-ll A Co.'a Sale-room rat-rainy, 'Jl-/ June, 1901. at 11 a BR. Now on702 words
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Advertisement114 1904-06-15 2 ko oacs aountiS'-mnus WANTED > A NI'KHKKV (.OVRJKNrss. for OB* "ll 1 1. Applj I a rreaa." June lo 2.1 i Postpcncmcnt Th*- An. ti. ,11 of t!ir« whole oi' lie ilin'ng Lauds sftid Piitajsita BfUmo*n t > The JsBFBSi Mining and Tra-Kng (...ipins ia l.i'j is postponed to T-tenilnij,114 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous135 1904-06-15 2 THK WEKK. Wm,v k .|,a> lath Hist* Water i- 114:1,,. ll J p I Vol Beaßßßt-aai sails. m Indni Zanibar Theatre. H p Thiksoav, Mth Huh Water:- M.'V.! tr.*7p Germaa Mail O-aaaard due Philharmonic Or.-h. practice, U9 p. KklD*., 17th High Water 1 a !c_'islati\e Council 2 ...v a Maa*.135 words
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TELEGRAMS.
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Article76 1904-06-15 3 The New York correspondent of the Daily Telegraph*' says that the submarine Protection Protector r) has been privately sold to Japan and m now proceeding thither on board a Norwegian ship with two American instructors. Daily Skirmishing No Big Affairs Renters correspondent at Kuroki s head-76 words
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Article38 1904-06-15 3 Bombarding Liaotung Coast Rtuter s correspondent at Tokio says that .despatches from Admiral Togo describe the operations of the fleet since June 6. including the bombardments of the western coast of the Liaotuug Peninsul 138 words
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Article42 1904-06-15 3 4 TW'" mention the bouilrardment m the viciuitv of Kaipeng, wbicii caused d.IMNi Russians with twenty gun.*- to evacuate Kin Russian Destroyers at Talienwun -'our Russian destroyers found iv Talieuwai Bay and driven back to Port 1 Arthar42 words
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Article28 1904-06-15 3 Destroyed by the Hundred Hundreds af mines were destroyed m T enwau Bay, including floating mines which were dritting int.. Gulf of IVchili.28 words
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Article16 1904-06-15 3 A I'kase calls out the Reserve-, of sixty-one districts of various Russian Provinces.16 words
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Article47 1904-06-15 3 Renter's correspondent at Toki" bb**** th*sl f the transport "Taihoka-maru," was eagag m laving mines at theentrance af Port Arthur. A mine exploded, killing nineteen and injur- ing nine The Taiboka-uiaru Brae BBRSBaaBMI but n.-t bbblmbsbj The Japanese (J ,>;-.!,..• igraSß _-ives further particulars.47 words
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Article38 1904-06-15 3 k The .lapuueae hive -*-i/.- i a Meet of juuka Kladen wi»li rl.iir aad rica afl Cliii.i and Hbave .o-nplaiiie.l to the T total that foreign Vvuercbiuts are shipping u'-"' 1- ta P.r* Arthur.38 words
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Article32 1904-06-15 3 Mr Norman Wants to Know In tbe House of Cu*BBBO*B Mr Heiin Lfet man ask"t whether th* llutish lease of Wei-hai-wei '.-nninatea immedu'ely tlie Japanese occupy Port Arthur.32 words
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Article24 1904-06-15 3 Eart Percy replicl that by the Convention of 18.* H. (ireat Britain lei-ses Weihaiwei as long as Russia occupies Port Arthur24 words
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Article25 1904-06-15 3 The Canadian Cabinet at Ottawa lias discussed the case of Lord Dundonald and has .decided. is understood, to cancel his ap|iointment.25 words
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Article33 1904-06-15 3 Aden is declare- 1 to be infected with plague ANARCHISTS IN SOUTH AFRICA In >use«]iieuc.. of re»-eut threats against Lord Milner, three suppose! I>. reign anarchists have Is-en arrested at Johannesburg33 words
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Article54 1904-06-15 3 Tlie reeult of the Ass ot Sl tk— was 1 Merry Andrew 2 Pure Gold 9 Pradella. The letting m tlie National Hunt Cup is 10 to 1 against Melayr I(X> to 9 agst R..l*ert Diai'lc NO to 8 WM Oats, KiU'las, end t>**Mrk HX) to ti aa**54 words
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Article353 1904-06-15 3 Tbe outward -ieriuan mail BoeBR is due here U*-morrow about pm. Captain hchwenkeof the ss. Xuen Tung" report- that .-n the 9th of Juue the Nuen Tung fell m with tbe schooner Sri Borneo off Pi.lav Aor. A boat from the schooner came alongside and the --.-rang said that they353 words
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Article1005 1904-06-15 3 The Investko Fortress. •A Russian Stoby. t Pi ersburg. May 21. An interesting c.Touicle of the events f the first, week's investment of Port Ar tut m a despatch from Liao-yang. It is written by Nemirovich Danshenko. the leading Russian war correspondent, who escaped from the beleaguered fortress1,005 words
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Article213 1904-06-15 3 The following an- the handicaps and ties m m. al>ove tournament which eminences this at'.-riKntsi -ii tL*- Ladies Lawn Tennis Club grounds. Ha.vm. m- .sim.ii.s-^. J H Blcum (sar). Mrs Whitehead <2). C 1. '.'.'h t.-head (2). Mrs Bn-adri.-1.. K. (J Broad rick. A. M. Alliuaoe (4;. W213 words
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Article2201 1904-06-15 3 In the local football league Raffle-, hi the gB****l satisfaction of their supporters, have gained their second victory, at the expense of the Rangers. It would have been more satisfactory from the point of view of the general play if some other team with a win or two2,201 words
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213 1904-06-15 3 SHIPPING TRUST LOSING £1,000,000 A YEAR. It is reported, on good authoiiu, m shipping circles m New York that Mr I -may. the n.-w head of tbe Shipping Trust, has raised a small tempest among a group of stockholders m tlie Trust by reiterating his determination that llß* Baasbaap shall213 words
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Article209 1904-06-15 3 In the five-a-side football competition M. bean's team meets Curtis' team and tlihbon's meets Bradliery's this evening The Puning tbuctte says it is reported that Pr Williems, late of the Federal Dispensary, has died at Madras. Tlie IJutcli mail sleumer Kouiugiu Wilhelmina," arrived at Amsterdam ou the 14th instant.209 words
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Article93 1904-06-15 3 Books ol various kinds are published aud distributed m large numbers, but a small pre. centage only may l>e recommended, for various reasons. A very useful work lias recently be** published m Singapore, quite worthy of auvOQas's <-iref.il barneal The subjec'a (rented of are any. nm 193 words
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175 1904-06-15 3 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. "A" CI.AHH SINOLBS. Chia Hood Teck scr l-eat Li Kirn Kok n*c :10 and I gasae. i '■'>, ti :i Scow Poh liong owe 1". Ijeat Lim Xi Chiok scr, 6 2, l. "B" Ols*** SINOLBS. Sob Hock Chiang sir t«>at175 words
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Article144 1904-06-15 3 Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm m tlie relief of rheumatism is lieing demonstrated daily. If troubled with this painful dint-isse procure a >>ottle at once. One applioation relievea the pain. Sold by all Dealers. Tbe Dispansary, General Agents Several years ago my brother contracted j vere Cold, which resulted144 words
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Article33 1904-06-15 3 June I*>. Corresfvon.hmts wifhing to wake (inquiries on company or financial questions and ntatters, may do so by addressing letters to Finanos," c/o this office, and aaiin- sh.-ill have his atteuti n33 words
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Article70 1904-06-15 3 (Cokkkctsd dp re Juue 16.) Bank 4 m/s 11l dein.tu 1 1.1 1 Private crtsdit*. Bin s 1 H_ crodit* '.ins 1/11,". Fbajkcb, demand 2411 Gbbmant, demand 196, Ibuia. T. T. 14.1" HOKOKOKO, deinisud 5 dis Yokohama demand 04^ Java, demand U.S. 1 Bangkok, demand 99 Sovbbbiobs, HO.do Bank70 words
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Article138 1904-06-15 3 (Juue 15.i Tin S 71 12. Qambier M 8.70 do. Cube No. 1 34.75 do. do. No. 2 1999 Papper, Black (ct-diuary S'porei 28 35 do. White. (Fair L. W. 5 p. 0., 43 Nutmegs (110 to the ft.) 43. do. 80 to the t\) 90 Mace (Banda) 145.138 words
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Article324 1904-06-15 3 June la. J -a g- Capital. K s P J 1 it- MINES. BdatTm ...SlO 10 800,***** 10* Id Ber-u^ah Gold ord.... 10 71 75,000 15- 15; Bruseh H. Tin to 10 000,000 7* N OopengTm £1 jh 4100.000 16. Pi Jea-buMin AT.inhq. 6 5 800,000 10c Jvaoana Gold324 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement69 1904-06-15 3 Learn Shorthand at Home by correspondence. 10 weekly lessons will make you perfect. OBTAIS HIGHER SALARY Shorthand is nowadays Indispensible to c.cry. l>ody. Utilize spare time. Very moderate fee. We procure positions. Write for free Irooklet. CKXTBAI. CoKKKMI-ONIiENCB CoLI.RLOK. -Mo, Temple Chamlrers. Temple Avenue. London, E.C. June II 1 1».769 words
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Advertisement280 1904-06-15 3 OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co.. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co.. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London every fortnight and for Liverpool monthly. One outward steamer each month extends to Vancouver Seattle and280 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous69 1904-06-15 3 *p *B WEATHER REPORT. (June 1 Li Taken at Kandang Kerbau Hospital Observatory. a.m. p.m. 9 p.m. Bar red .12 Fah. 99.99* 99.796 2H.8H1 Temperature Uti.o *i*«.o *,-.i.0 Wet Bulb Therm HO.y 89.0 *iU. M Dir. of Wind S.W. So.i\th, S.W. Max. Temp, m shade 9&Q Mm. do. da fIA69 words
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Miscellaneous1235 1904-06-15 3 VESSELS IN PORT. M--o rA m a t :0: v ss ana Tons Commander* Am. Kro wu. Koningm taaaa**e Dut areaßar 9999 Cal«eyer Way j- W Sbang VeTtal HM.S. cruiser 3.J00 Moore June Hongkong Uncertain U^echt HI.S. Xim Ua t98 OFa« I„har1 „har June 10 Batavia Uncertain aV.I But enißser1,235 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement1067 1904-06-15 4 mm4imm mm^^^^^^^^^ v i NOTICB Ws» have »ppointed Messrs OcTH*lB A Oft. '<**- Agenta for the sale of Portable, Vertical, as] Fixed Engines. BoUers, Ac., for Malay Per-isß-nia, SomiOara, Biam, and Cochin Chiaa. Masai's Guthbib A Co, here at prenent a stock f oor improved Portable Steam Engines from 41,067 words
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Advertisement762 1904-06-15 4 g^bmigfrnrnts. I Furniture Sales Saturday, l*th June At Corbally Cottage." Cavenagh Road. Valuable Household Furniture &c. The pro- pertj of Dr. R. A. de Sturler. Saturday, 25/// Jum* At Tbe Adelphi Hotel, Coleman Street. 1 Hotel Furniture aW Saturday. 2ml July At No. 99 Inatitution Hill," River Valley Road. Household762 words
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Advertisement727 1904-06-15 4 gubrrtisfmnttn. A 2 ueatcd victorii m good ordfr and rondition. Apply W. A. J. <• o Free IN***. June 1« lt\i WANTED A COLLECTOR Must be able to write English, and give security. Apply by letter "8"co" Free Press June 10 WANTED Rooms for two Englishmen. Must l*e near town.727 words
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Advertisement808 1904-06-15 4 gnbfrttsfninits, WHISKY AS MEDICINE lv Ibasa slays ol *-*•< -m ilie hta-tiry i•- tin. purity and uniform <th<ien<\ of specific drugs iucludiu^ |*uttmt incdicii.es and into Lat) (subject, aa general dietetic*, it i* rather remarkable that so little attention ia jKiid l>v the BBBiliuaJ profession to the matter of the808 words
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Advertisement771 1904-06-15 4 •auljrrliSnnniis. HOUSE TO I fcT v M I'hiin^-* Allew, apatwßra. Uarbittgion," aOtoplstei/ fnrn r,li-»,l fuing BB +i(b*. Apply to WEE KAY POH. June 4 47 17, Wilkie Road. Room with board, with private family. Gentleman preferred. May 2 i Ground Floor Show Booas m Battery Road can be shared by771 words
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Advertisement393 1904-06-15 4 r3uDfrt.sr.ncui*-,. JAPANESE DISPENSARY I 1 Dr NISHIMURA I I Ofanj eviv day from H a m. to p.m. I I Consulting hours 7 a.m. to op m I I No. 14 Middle Road, I In SIXUAPOKK. mwtD.lM Dr. S. Yamamoto. JAPANESE DENTIST, No. 352, VICTORIA STREET, SINOAOPRE. Jnna 8 m393 words
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