The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 November 1904
1904-11-02
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Title Section18 1904-11-02 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1904. DAILY ISSUE NO. n-^iJ18 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement803 1904-11-02 1 gEbrrttsrmcntg. p. "a" BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon 1 Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for Chin* 1 1 Coast, Persian Golf, Continental, and American Steamers will leave Singapore on or about V MAIL LINES. i\ Outward (for China)803 words
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Advertisement654 1904-11-02 1 afrorrtisfmciUb. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAJL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamer* of Uu* Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg Tia Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki and Kobe to Tokohama and back. They are doe m Bingnpore654 words
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Advertisement609 1904-11-02 1 SIMCAPOREAND^KRAjIJI RAJLWaT! FROM lBt NOVEMBER, 1904, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. trains on J SUNDAYS ONLY Down Trains :~z: Down Trains. sssftßL Ess 3 2Bi I I i Sa 8 Buklt Tlmah dM» 8.06 oS 2 v -'X? X! lo P> 1241 _CAbu_BakaM>|,r) 7609 words
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Advertisement741 1904-11-02 1 ?2 L **t»~ Nuv o STO °^D T E^^ HAPPU Steamship Company Hederland." Fortnlfjhtly Kail Service between Amsterdam, BatavU, vU Genoa, Sabang, »ad Singapore. Hoitbwabd Dbpabtubbj raosi Siboapobb. Stssassr* Koning Wilieui II Kov 12. Kouing Willein 1 Soy 'J»: Pr.nsea Sophie Dec 10. IT wain gin Wilhetmina l>.-. 24. B741 words
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Advertisement529 1904-11-02 1 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. Paid-up Capitai. $10,000,000 RaSBkVB FCBD Sterling Beaarve 110.000.000 Silver Beaarve... 7,000,000 j fl >uoo>ooo RaSBKVB LIABILITT OF PaopaißToaa. $10,000,000 Oocbt or Dißßcroaa. A. J. Batmubd Baq,— Chaibmab H. B. Tom 1 it B Baq Dbputt Cbaibblab. B. Gobtz, Bag Hon. R. Suiwa.i Hon. W. J.529 words
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Advertisement484 1904-11-02 1 RUBEROID~ ROOFINC AND OAMPCOURSE Ruberoid jf^F- th%^^£^ Ruberoid i s ndwTiin l lost s H c l^ ht and f urab ana will not deteriorate with age. Ruberoid norme\t her roti crack> t>list Buberoid XH3T n "^SWS«? d grees cooler than Galvd. Iro RUBEROID ROOFING. The only RELIABLE ROOFING for484 words
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Advertisement277 1904-11-02 1 Phoenix Assurance Com pan Limited, of London. A I) 17TLe undersigned Agentm for the al.^. I PMj are pi-pared t r 6 naVa m pom at cu^jett rates. STIVER Co. New Zealand Insurance Cc FIRE MARINE. Subscribed C»piUl *1 P»'< up CapiUl R«vwrve. 5 V LSMXITBU LIAKUTT of Bh**BhoLl>«KF.re and277 words
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Article, Illustration844 1904-11-02 2 The Singapore Free Press. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1904. Ncr««hall Ut f'rr»» the FeofU't rifbt mainUia, I njwni by influence and unbrib^l by gain Hct» yatrx* Truth hrr w l.»:<»i« pnecfto draw, n*l««i 10 IWiKwn, '.j* -«ltr and Uw. Thk mwmi annual Conference of the Three Admiral*." whijw sway extends <iver844 words
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Article595 1904-11-02 2 H M. s «;|..r\ .r.jes to Set ion <-, Taujong Pa^'ar. to coal to-da; W M. rt Hyacinth with Admiral Atkinson Willos. is expected bere on the •'•lli in-t. Bishop Howe is expected hen- fr<>m Sarawak t«>-morrow. Th. PI (> intermediate steamer Candia left Penaii^ at \> mon Tv -liv595 words
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Article664 1904-11-02 2 This mon\M% 1-t-r. .Mr NunD. Karl Struve of the Medical Hull was charged With beiflg m po-stwsion of raw opium, aii'l not keeping a re^inffr s:iln book. Mr << E Kiin.' prowviifed I t I •'»>. an.l M- i !.)>!»•• u.-l for LIm >J*nt.,.1.-:,' \ll:ll\' stuff664 words
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Article522 1904-11-02 2 La*t nivjht again uw a lan.'H audiene t!i«» t«>uts m Beach Komi Ever) v '>v thu i inline was carried thrunu'fi iv a most clever and tfiorougb manner, proving that all the praise which wu pissed on tkm Circus m Java aii'l Australia were thoroughly deserved. There nil!522 words
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TELEGRAMS.
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Article39 1904-11-02 2 The Standard mj, that Board of Trade Commi~io~n haro been sent to the North BM to eiainmo tbe damage done to the trrwlera tliat have not yet returned. It has b*en ascertained that twentj haT« Hufffivd. *ova» «eriou»ly.39 words
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Article22 1904-11-02 2 The Russian* at Vigo are the baittoswsy* 1 Kuiaz 8uvaroff. tins Borodino, tbe Orel «»d the Alexander III22 words
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Article27 1904-11-02 2 All of the KuMiatn fleet < including the four battleship* named before) hare now quitted Vigo. learing four officers for the purpoee* of investigation.27 words
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Article17 1904-11-02 2 Th«- wbufc. uf the British fleet *t Gibraltar, has cleared for action.17 words
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Article30 1904-11-02 2 A Thrill Through fiurope Apparently these proceeding at Gibraltar, which have caused a sensation in London and throughout Europe, partook largely of the character of a demonstration.30 words
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Article31 1904-11-02 2 Lori Ijausdowne but night indued a ttate-nu-nt before the Baltic fleet left Vigo, to the effect that Russia had engaged that ikej would not interfere with neutral commerce.31 words
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Article13 1904-11-02 2 Three Russian destror«ra from Tangier hare arrived at Algiers.13 words
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Article34 1904-11-02 2 It is reported from Las PaJnuu that four German uteamers, laden with coal for the Baltic Armada, hare sailed for the Cameroon*. Three British colliers have sailed for Reunion m34 words
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Article33 1904-11-02 2 Lord Charles Beresford has been to Algie rs i on board a dest rover and has had a long coo- k! ferenoe with the Captain of the Diana. V33 words
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Article14 1904-11-02 2 There are a number of British cruisen lying at AroHa B*v.14 words
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Article23 1904-11-02 2 The Admiralty announces that there an fourteen ironclads, thirteen cruisers and a con- si'1-nible number of destroyers at Gibraltar.23 words
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THE LATE Mr KRUGER
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Article38 1904-11-02 2 Tributes from Royalty A Dutch Hteamer has sailed conTeving the bodj of the late Mr Kruger to South Africa. The Queen of the Netherlands, the Prince < oiiMirt. aud utber r»valtie« have sent wreailu.38 words
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BRITAIN AND THE U.S.
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Article14 1904-11-02 2 arbicmtiou treaty with Great Britain is being i London, Nov 2.14 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement1033 1904-11-02 2 Opera Stamboul Crowded House. Great Success. THE EMPIRE THEATRICAL Co. t>F SINOAVOSE At Mr. Scah Liang Seah'a Theitre Hall No. 'M 0 Vktoria Street •WILL PKUKUKM "PRINCE NAiVIBROZ" Door* 8 p.m. Curtain 0 I.in. Sharp- Oarriiv««e II p.m. Tat Boon Tbck, Manajfintf Director. II Batwmm, Managfer. Nov 2 Opera Yap1,033 words
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Advertisement497 1904-11-02 2 Co=toai)B <3D&bfrtisnnnUg Tanjong Pagar Dock Co, Recr2ation Club. The Annual fJen^nil Meotia/ of the ;t'>ove Club will held Blair L -I-;'" oa Fridaj, 4th Nox-inU-:. li"J4. at SM !>.!!.. <• w BALmnnnu, Hon. Secretary. Nov 5.11 I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGK Sflll'.MtNT OF MILLINERY, tADIES BOOTS, SHOES, HABERDASHERY, RIBBONS497 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous201 1904-11-02 2 THE WEEK. Hisch W^ter i— 5. 10 434 i> All Jv.uU- Bay. Rowing C<ub Races >F B I Mai] H<*neward closes, 4 p £7^ Thumdat. 3rd f\ High Water 6.34 a «1 7 p I Rowing Club Races Ph«lh. Orchestra practi^ 8.30 p t\ Fitzgerald's Circus, 9 p V F»IDAT,201 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter515 1904-11-02 3 T© thi Editor. Deae Mk. Editor, —li. you Be not very careful you will find that you are not quite so immune from being tangkapped" as you thjnk. when you allow that naughty, word dam" to be used m your Topicist's" column as you did515 words
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Article186 1904-11-02 3 Poor Old Dan. How the rippling laughter ran Soon as e'er you faced the footlights and l>efore tbe fun began. 1 1 Dan, Dan How the children rained their voices, and their elders to a man— .Laughed I* hear tbe merry nonsense, such as no one could or can186 words
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Article46 1904-11-02 3 First readiogfe' oi the following bills are down for Friday 'v Couucil Defeuct- Uontril.ut.on Amendment WidowH and (JrphanH Pension Amendment Poisonts Bill Courts Ordinance Amendment. The Pilots Amendment Bill will be taken m committee and th« Wild AninmJn and Birds for the third reading46 words
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Article132 1904-11-02 3 Before the Cbiev Jerries Bik Liorci. Cox.* Wong Ah Kwong, charged with c^uimittiny an unnttural offence, was found not guilt j and sWmmj F<<ur Klinga were charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt. On Aug 4 two watchmen of the T. P. Dock Co were watching some material belonging132 words
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Article147 1904-11-02 3 Mr A. D. Brent of the Hongkong Bank has tiled a aeries of decimal exchange tablet, """V,* ot 100 at rates from 1 to 500, by utw tenths an<! on«- eighths 1 i^ %< d*** 01 phux*. A too tables* worked out twbmuuw on the name exof147 words
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Article37 1904-11-02 3 < 'onipai'iteb 62 and 64 If (J. A .in-.l Ihe Artillery Co. of the Malay s>«t^ Ouides will f prrx"©p<J to Fen Canning on H:»tur«Li» vaA 'will 1 be tovtuij-v'-l tbvrc till >ilu.i iht .'tU mat. SC- r37 words
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Article452 1904-11-02 3 Admikai. SikGckakd Noel Arrive*. H. M. S. Glory a i b) II M. S. Creasy arrived here fr >m Hongkong this morning with Vioe-Aduiii.ii Bir rird Noel on board. As is well-known Admiral Noel comes here for the annual conference, which was inaugurated last year, with Admirals452 words
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Article132 1904-11-02 3 The Ani*-rican cruiser Baltimore, commanded tptain I. UriggK, afrivwd here this mornini: from Colomlto un her way Ib Manila At the former port she made a stay of some length and will probably remain here some few days before continuing her voyage to Manila. *Tbe Baltimore, it132 words
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Article360 1904-11-02 3 Tbe trial of the beautiful Couutess Linda IVmtartini and her lover, Professor Secchi, who are charged with th«- murder of the CountesH'a hu»l.an<l. is exciting intense interest m Rome. Tbe evidence has beta <-haraot -ri^-d by a«tonisliitiL' revelation* K^uu-r- rrcpondpnt at Shanghai states Mine* i is beiu.,'360 words
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Article230 1904-11-02 3 TRANS-FRONTIER TRADE OF BURMAH. The Board ->f Trade have received, through tke India of ice. a copy of an official report on tbe trans-frontier trade of Burmah for th%year ended March 31 last, on wbuli the following particulars are Ijased i Western China There was an increase m trade "ii230 words
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Article892 1904-11-02 3 Messrs H. E. Mum Cos lialf-yesirly circular, dated Sept 30. Liverpool, lias the following interesting paragraphs. Our last semi-annual steamship circular was issued on the eve of t lie breaking out of hostilities between Russia and Japan, when instead of au all-round improvement talcing place, such an892 words
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Article265 1904-11-02 3 lv China Papers. i .-jhauirbai. Oct. H —The Ku»sian« are nfl# busily engaged on great defence work* on both banks of the Hunho. The Japanese have effected a crossing on the Hunho, about fifteen miles south- wmt of Hakim Berlin, Oct 24 —According to a Pres* report from Odessa,265 words
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Article132 1904-11-02 3 The Aktikt and the Advkktihkb C. D. Gibson, the illustrator, recently received from a soap ooriij.anj a rircalar inviting him to participate m a drawing contest for *25, the drawing winning the pr'.ae to be used by the •'•iiip-iny a* an advertisement. Gibson was n*-ttl<-d132 words
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Article1347 1904-11-02 3 w Wmm the last table of the League posisiotM appeared, there have been four matches played, none of which however affect the leaders. Raffles had to put up with two defeats, from the Nondexcripts and the V M. C. A. The R. E. made another draw, .:n<l the1,347 words
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Article16 1904-11-02 3 Tlio Red Buoy on the Tembaga Reef has drifted out of position, we are iufornn 116 words
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Article314 1904-11-02 3 The Bangkok TJnies IbMMMf the gambling order recently issued by the Straits Goteminent, ssya The e Til is one that a Uovernnieut cannot wisely ignore acd may *ell seek to find a retned^for. Here m Bangkok, where the facilities are unrestricted, gambling is the most fruitful source of crime.314 words
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Article79 1904-11-02 3 Before Mr Hooper on Saturday morning Lim Ah Kar>for ref using to pay rikisha hire got 14 days' rigorous imprisonment. Tan Kek Twang was brought up m the same Court on charge* of refusing to pay rikisha fare, and using criminal force to the pulif-r. He was fined79 words
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Article61 1904-11-02 3 (OOEBKOTUD UP TO Nov. 2 > Bank 4 m's 1/HJ •lomano I/Hi Private credits 3 m/« 1/IIVV credits 6 m* 1/11; FaxMCK, demand 243; Qskmajit, demanJ... 19";. Isdia, T. T. 149* HojroKOiro, d#m&n<l 4} d\r. TokosUxa dem..o 06 JATA^dumattil U7 BAjrasoK, demand ||tt Sotmbiom, 110.40 Bank of Holland R;ita61 words
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Article120 1904-11-02 3 Tin o*mw« -1:; do. Ou»»No. 1 it" do. do. \o. j Peppar, Black (ordinitry Jjpoitj do. White. (Fair L. W. 5p c L]l Nutmegs (HOto he fc.) .J I do. (80 to the ft.) "s. Ml Maaa (Baada) Z "1 1 f Olores (Amboina) W\ liiberian Coffee Tapiooa, small120 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement252 1904-11-02 3 The Good Housekeeper always gets good value for her money. She is not content to take anything that is offered, but is careful to know the best, and insist on getting the best. Where provisions are concerned, the Best and the Australian Stores are synonymous. Sept V mw f A252 words
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Advertisement300 1904-11-02 3 i^r^^^s^L^ OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co,, Lt4 AND Chma Mutual Steam NaY Co.. Ltd. The Companies 1 steamers are despatch*! frcni 00l ootwards for the Strait*. Chiu* aad Jaaasj every week, and from Japan homeward* for Lnndoa erory fortnight and for Lirorpool monthly. One outward steamer each mouth extends to Vancouver300 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous391 1904-11-02 3 bvnmj,mk MINES. BaiatTin $10 10 300,000 WHO 800 B«o*w»li <io!d nrd. 10 74 76,000 J300 Do D«f... 10 10 40,000 s 8 Bnueh H.Tin 10 1O 000,000 3 3 .x> I >nfl 1 -|,m.. n t C... jgl XI 4400,000 10.7) 10 OopeagTin ...41 41 4100.000 Kadana Hold ord. 10391 words
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Miscellaneous729 1904-11-02 3 r VBSBL S_ IN POR^ UPM.y Brit crniwr 12,000 Tu |f r J Manila') Baryalns Brit en.i w 12,000 Napier *<*d. Brnuw* Dut f (}tv J£ Bator.. Unknown Jjjj Charterhouse Brit 1278 Kin^on. A«/n p! S^** Oh.en^na, Ger 767 El.Tert O^faJ M W<Se Bin HongkonK CUrerhum 8.it2518 P. rker £J729 words
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Miscellaneous305 1904-11-02 3 ULKAIi A N C X S \..veni!<?r 2. f ,a*f-r, fOC Bangkok •»l'iiw. D* U rmalg, f..r Palembung. «orn.'>. Bnt ,tr.. Stewart. f,.r Ban^k.-k Paaaa« f.. t Rhij.. Sii aU'l Li Hi;- Koial I Sn Trinu-. I) :Mi. f,,r atoflaa port«. iiiiT. Dot. Ktr. r>u.iin. fdsk&kio Kiatna, Brit sir., Add.-uhrook^.305 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement1097 1904-11-02 4 NOTICE. I^B^nereby notify that we have dismissed ■iat biu Oir.ur, our late bill collector, from our ploy. He id no longer authorised to collect r monies m our name, nor is he uuthoribeu to nsHct any -bu»ine«fcj*in our name. GHEE SOON Co. General Store, No. 165. 166 Ovchard rd. ')ctB1,097 words
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Advertisement669 1904-11-02 4 gtjbcrtigemcjᯮ TO STEVEDORES DUBASHES. Tenders :ire invited for carrying out the work f Stevedores to tbe Standard Oil Company of tfew York. Also for The supply of Fresh Meat, Provision^, etc., to raaasja belonging to the above mentioned < 'ouii'.HlV For further particuk.rs apply to Standard On Con pan y669 words
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Advertisement632 1904-11-02 4 %J Some of the Special Advantages possessed by Oj m The Mltk clo«w <ppr.tl.Mic I. ssbshMm i*. «-.j *rt t« tan 1 <fitfc«lai. m Mttrul *!!k I H TW> pn»i4c a perteti Jki lor (kr fafMtk.ii aj Bjsi llok „,d Mremt K,,n, WlbK FOOD NO. 1 B m .ju^i,..,,,.,,,^,,,^,,^, MIlaK632 words
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Advertisement703 1904-11-02 4 j Important Auction Sale THE SINGAPORE HARNESS AND SADDLERY Co. Nos. 8 9 StAMFORD ROAD. (IN LIQUIDATION) AUCTION SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THE STOKK-IN-TRADE BfC. SATURDAY, sth NOVEMBER, at 2 p.m. Messrs. K. L. COGHLAN Co. Are instructed by The Liquidator or the above Company to sell by Auction,703 words
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Advertisement430 1904-11-02 4 199 years LAND HOUSES MORTGAGEE'S SALE BY AUCTION it Messrs. 11. L. Coghlan Co*s Mart. Mim<Unj, 14/A Soc 1 it> j. ,n All those two pieces of LAND situate m the I district of ROCHORE. l*ing the whole of the I land comprised m 2 Indenture* of L n a»e430 words
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Advertisement500 1904-11-02 4 aubrrttsrmrntt. Dah ls Milk NORWEGIAN PUriK COWS MILK STERILIZED AND QUITE HOMOGENEOUS. In preaerving nothing whatever is added to the milk to make it absolutely free from all bacteria. Guaranteed to Lo al.solutcly puro milk.-as t;ik*>u from oowt» gracing m the richest pastures of Norway. The feeding of the cows500 words
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Advertisement620 1904-11-02 4 flEbrrttsrmrntf. |U TO LET Wf Sample Rooms, and Show Rooms Apply. P ROBINBON PIANO Co Ltd. If Feb23 I A TO £ET /Wl After thorough repair*, No. 3 Lloyd Road, suitable for a hoarding house or a large family. M X Apply to N. N. ADIS. M 9-A. Rafflse Phv»620 words
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