The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 November 1905

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    19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PRICE 15 CENTS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1905. DAILY ISSUE NOc 5540
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      687 1 gUbfrttsnup.ngP. o. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Auscrslia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Porta. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Otuatard 'for China) 1905. IK Delta Dec Delhi
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      770 1 :U>l3-rttsrmrots-NDI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. Tho fact and wo.l-known mail steamers of this Company sail fortuigLtly from Bremen Bif Rottordnm, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection M_r3eir,es, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Suid, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Sh_ingh;vi, Nagasaki and Kobe to Yokohama aud
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      1686 1 s_UiUfi:ii-.fmrmg. SINGAPORE AND KRANJI RAILWAY. FROM Ist AUGUST, 19Q5, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Train Service for Week Hays and Sundays. Extra T-amson I Sundays only. Down Trains Down Trains. AM A.U. A.M. V.*. P.M. I'M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M P.M. SINGAPORE d...M0 Ml 7.40 10.00 12.H._ 2.02 3.1 <; 4.41
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      457 1 THE STANDARD _,I.'E OFFICE Will pay £1,000 Sterling, at the age of 55 or provioua death to an individual 21 y:; r» of age subscribing £2-13-7 per month. N ito *he advantagoa of insuring m a Scottish Ohice of Guaranteed Stability and which haa stood the t of nearly Sixty
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      297 1 Ideal Milk ENRICHED 90 Vlo\ iJMmftt fei:^ WITH CREAM. A^il_% i Sterilized— Not Sweetened. LiSaS^Cß»*3i A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR FRESH MILK. International Banking Oorponttor. FISCAL AGENT 3 FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMIBIOA n CHINA AND THE PHILirPIN'E D Capital Geld ?3,2.>0,0.'0.00 Surplus Gold *3,2^0, ->3.d0 HBAI> "-FICB. 1 >.
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      181 1 Hoyal I'irj l < re 1 Co. Ta::' I Ba sn'-e Ca <I D Hongkoi «'ai Amoi sa BTa Fvnd ka al Cums.-.t lutes. BOUSTEAD A Co.— Aganlt. Now /.ealani Icsuranco Co, I I i j tai i Paid C«i ital A rtecci ->. Fire ai:d Marine Risks of ev.ry
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    The Singapore Free Press. THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1905
    1549 2 The Singapore Free Press. THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1905 1 1 Mf ni.li. ma ntalß, I Hm*| n.- prrcrpts draw, i A receal telegram makes il clear f.-r tba Aral time thai «-\_u at tin., geaeial aleetioa 11k < it vmi'.i.i.i.mv I.i- delertniued to .L. all he m la atala f/j-
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    CURRENCY IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    403 2 CURRENCY IN THE PHILIPPINES. Bspobi oe Pnaoa I onaiaai The following I "py ..1 a Baa I into force ou Baa 17 will pi general interest. All Alt hf 'lie J.lirp"..- parity "I the Philippine Curren. with the pn>\ iaiooi of 8 Ihe Act of C-m-ress approve! Mnineteen bundle 1
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    326 2 I Mms, m Ri HM.I.--L I. An interesting game was dcci.led last erenicj ou the Tanglin Ground. I^tween F anl I tl.- i--'ilt of which will be that the runners _p piiny. (>n lining op it was >*>n Ikal G aaaa without tao af their usual al left
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    FATAL TRAM ACCIDENT.
    174 2 i ni ht driver N lwrtwi ut Koehore Police Station that it abaa. ll o clock whdst the cur was neur K.iU.iu.' iridge a drunken Kling staggered again-' lb ran, un. was knocked down The c. tI ouee pulled up uu.l the Kl.ng wh.. was Iving uconscMous
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      312 2 aoticrttscmnus. rRUM TNt I_T IW-HlaOricttvoi [VJ ■HinTiff^ t pnnf 1N I ii___i i IL'. f— w. "il H II I ■lU. Kit "< THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. lIEA'i 01 I'll SHANGHAI. This British Company ISSIKS INCONTESTABLE POLICIES CONTAINING NC) SMALL TYPED MATTER. Apply Tor prospectus to Messrs.
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      309 2 gsbrrttfifmnto. John Little Co, Ltd. Christmas New Year Cards FOR HOME POSTAGE. Christmas New Year Cards. selection will be found specially artistic and up-to-date. Prices 5 cts. to $1.50 An excellent assortment ti styles and desigrs at 5, 8, .O, 12, 15, 25, 35, 50, 65 75 cents each. Suitable
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      399 2 LOST Fiaa. 80. 15 Kiaaaat ßead, a Blaat Retreiver l.it.-h itli Alunicipal 80. 117.. Mat 18 uc Lost let ween MeAlistera, and Maynard's Dis l^nsary, one pair __,old pinc'-ne/ ghisies und chain. Apply to X S c•> ft\ Pn IB." No. _!9 11. MTABTBO aay pool of traat y E.i.opean.
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      888 2 WANTED. A Chinese Bazaar C erk Previous expeiieDca of tbe Bazaar necessary. Amm y in writinn to SYME A Co. Nov 30 GOVERNMENT OF NEGRI SEHBIUN. Wanted a European Settlement Officer on a Hilary of tISO rit.in,' lo t':>'"i I.y innual iucre-m.-iitu <.f 110 onder the Scheme for European Settlement
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      322 2 JTo caps aubrrtisfmrnts THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY. Ltd. For Copenhagen and Baltic Ports. The s s. EIDSYOhU is expected to arrive from BMgfcoag on Iha 111 Daaaaiaar, and will laaaVaa a prompt laapaaa-j for the aliove j>ortn. For fie -Ut aai paaaag _'y to THE E_ST ASIATIC i '•>. LML—
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      15 2 snee/ing Handerchief Foot-hath mustard No relief. Doctors, pama ■Heaven -.ure Heai-HM not wanted "Pbp.eujiikx Cvaa."
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      164 2 THK WEKK. Thvbsday, 3Mth High Water— o.46 a. 8 I p St Andrew's Day Beottiat Universities Dinner. 8 p S. -..tti-h Dinner. Caled. Hotel. FIII'AV. Dec I High W.it.-r -1 11 '••"•I p Queen Alesaad-a'a Bktkdn Municipal < V .mini.- -ion. I M) p SRE v Eaapeetioe_ CJLS M 9tM)
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      TOKIO QUIET AGAIN.
      30 3 If rom our o-.ctt Coi nsf outlet!.) Tokio Nov |9, Tbe Privy Council baa approved of tbe withdrawal of martial law und the restrictions on the press
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      The New Embassies
      15 3 The uew regulations regarding Embassies m Japan have been promulgated {Keuter'a Agency.)
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      M. RAINDRE FOR JAPAN.
      19 3 M Raindre who is now French Minister ut Berne is appointed French Ambassador to Toki"
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      Socialists in Austria
      42 3 Hu-iuess is at a standstill m Vienna. Yesterday tbe Socialists organised a huge orderly Pniversal Suffrage demonstration on the occasion of the opening of the Reichsrath. two hundred thousand persons participating A deputation was favourably received by tbe Government
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      Russian Troubles
      54 3 The Army Disaffected. Ihe attitude 1 the Russian Army is the nous feature of the Russian situation It is admitted at St Petersburg that the -.pint of revolt has pervaded the whole army .ioiu Vladivostock to St Petersburg In the Man. huriau forces the condition is yue of
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      A Rebellious Garrison
      47 3 1 he garrison of St Petersburg haa formulated demands involving the complete remodell- he conditions of servi..There has been a panic oa the St Petersburg Bourse resulting m a heavy fall m prices. Communication is interrupted with M w, where the telegraphists have struck
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      The Russian Financial Barometer
      21 3 >-» Petersburg the frantic selling of tfocha is continuing to-day To day- prices reached the lowest point- v.-t
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      The German Navy
      24 3 j. ids the X -peech the lieriin re»s with remarkable a.-cid insists on tbe necessity tV>r the increase of the i
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      The Kaiser's Speech
      36 3 iiernian papers lo aol -ider the h words a* to the foreign iniauy, a.s aimed attireat Bntaiu aad France The Kuglish paper•peech calmly. I^li.-viijg that il was prompted -ire to increase tbe l
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      Japanese Loan Oversubscribed
      14 3 i .(__ue»e laaa ha.. 1-eeu iai m Loadoa Plana and Berlin
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      The Anglo-Japanese Treaty
      28 3 A nd. .-Japanese negotiation- 818 I rence lo a uiutual admission ti uiedidi I it i eeeetire '.rritories of the twe oi-Utri.- I he Japaneae.
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      New Naval Disposition
      220 3 luiiralty has L-ttleship- from the China station t.< the Chanwhi.h will henceforth be d.\i led iuto ..Irons of which these Ive will form practically the Berth BM with ateiu- it J 'over. I Lat tr. Ml A.-piitli _pflak_Bg at B -id 'liat 'here wa- M -ul-'aiit ial
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    SHANSHAI-NANKING RAILWAY
    188 3 A t. .-grain to lb* Hongkong Dailj Pieea" Shanghai, Pud H. tir-t MBliMel the Shanghai-Nanking HaiUay was opened yesterda.- the event l»eiug •ie- ril»-.l as a great suoce*-- Then- was a v cou me of the principal Chinese officials "nd loreign resident.. l*_r_] Li nia.le an excel- li.
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    THE ITALIAN RAILWAY OUESTION.
    565 3 The D.I. m railway -inestion has reached an exceedingly serious and critical stage. Some mouths ago the State ok over the two great Snvate railway companies, aud since theu the electa iv the management of the Italian railways, a uiauagemeut formerly, as is well known, by
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    CHINESE IN THE TRANSVAAL.
    252 3 I'm P1;..1-.Ki|.N (H t.'uiMi 1 dl' 'VV ill_' |l .11 1 1•- elll -js--. !i of the •.'.loui.il I—notary,1 notary, tha 11- n A. Lyttleton, m England, r« girding Cbiaase laLathe Iran-, ial Nobody defends illegal H ad eiierge'. BMM for pre- beiag idopU i bj
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    THE KAISER'S PRESENT TO THE MIKADO.
    51 3 THE KAISER'S PRESENT TO TH E MIKADO. <m board the German Bu.il steamer Priai Lite! Priadrick, which arrived BBM 'I.i- BMB. ing tnm Europa, aie 'lie -iv superb black stallions which are _..._ng to .L»|*aii as a gift Ike Mikado fro« I Baa| bfm hare bsai Iliad _p br Ike
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    AN OPIUM QUESTION.
    77 3 The King Skua Teng, ti Canton, which C'ompauv has obtained the monopoly of retailing Breamed opium, has l*seu m arn.ir m their pasment ol Toels 110,000 to t_M «_overn:ii*_jt, and atter nni'li diacooeioa Ike paj_aanl has been Maenad I.y 'I 'ae!- 10,000 and it is reported that
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    AMERICAN PRESIDENT WARNS CHINA.
    255 3 AMERICAN PRESIDENT WARNS CHINA. An American despatch dated Washington, Neeeaaaer le\aajl President Roosevelt has sent a It nin. .1 warning to China to cease tbe boyeoll of ____ee_eaa §oee__ The President holds, as waa state.) bs .secretary of War Taft during Ua stay m Canton an-l Hongkong, that the bejeecting
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    Correspondence.
    74 3 Thb Gymkhana Mebtino. To THF F.DITOB. Dear Sir, Subscriber "m your issue of yesterday hardly understands the position. It this The Singapore Club and the Polo Club wished to have a tent at the Oymkhaua uext Saturday. This was granted to them. Any other Club would have lieen treated
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    MR EGBRTON'S WEDDING.
    162 3 II K. Walter Egerton 0 v.0., wus married on Nov iad at St Margarets, Westminster, to Mrs Sueyd Kynuersley. Although Iha season was November the sun shone brightly, aud the bells rung out merrily as the guests arrived aud the wedding party drove away. Colonel and Mrs
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    AN OUTRAGE ON THE INDIAN FRONTIER.
    103 3 < mn Sno i H v a _.hazi. All tiie friends of Mr A. L. D0na1d...!., f..rlueilv of the Singapore Hnn of Donaldson and Burhiaahaw, will m sorry to hear that his sou Capt l>onaldsou has l>eeu gravely wounded iv a iiha/.i outrage on
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    ASIATICS IN AUSTRALIA
    172 3 Sydney. Monday, Nov The Prime Minister of Western Au-tralia has rec.-,v...1 a despatch from the Colonial Office Bbj eeting to clauses m the Factories Act prohibiting on and after November IMI the employment m factories of any Chinese or other Asiatics. Tie- despatch, which is des.-ril.ed as
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    LOCAL BUILT STERNWHEELERS.
    219 3 Kill. 11 Vk.i_l.AVl.- _i l--l._. Ih.- two »teruwhe.-l -'...ni.T- lv i p. -eas and »'_iii II built l.v Kiley. Hargreavew A Co Ltd for tha K-.uiuklijke NlnliMil HMtaahaapi), for completion l.v the „th proximo, haaa already been MapaaehM alt.-r -at iafaatory bl then respective dc-tinations. The former
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    A GIDDY REMEDY FOR SEASICKNESS.
    382 3 A Hamburg correspondent write* to the Hongkong DatlJ Pkew lam sorry thiit for want of technical knowledge I am not able to give au ex.- t an 1 more »cientitic account ol au apparatus which is aliout to be tried here and if succensful, will
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    THE SOUL OF THE SYMPHONY.
    756 3 (By One of the Audience.) At the opening bars of the Andante the walls of the old Town Hall faded away, and m their place the soul of the seer saw the wide stretched steppes and black pine woods of Northern Regions. Over the clear
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    WHAT CONSTITUTES WHISKY?
    700 3 As this i- Andrew's day when Brit her Scots" abroa-l Ln gat her, and when the pre*.. in' o the wee drappie <>'t iv as it were, sacrament.d t.> the aae_aaMii the loHeeriaa from the London correspondent of < lej 1..v paper may in--1 :>• i precautionary
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    PRODUCE.
    138 3 .Nov :.0.. T.o H J| Grsmbter T '.>", do. OWIm Ba I II 37. do. do. No 2 11 Pepper, Bha k oi.lin_.ry S p.. „MM do. White. (Fair L. W 5 p.- H M Natmsgs 1 10 to* ha ti H do. 80 to tbe 9b .0 M_--_
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    SHARES.
    297 3 I anit i! l»sue Paid wpau VaIue upto r— »«t. mines. W« >!■ 1-. I'.. <■., [..j Ml I" 1" B>Av»kG '-.1 i" i« i),, be 10 JO H, Hv.Jr i ti t I),,* i. r.,i 1 1 Gop«gl M C i 1" 1" K«dau (iol.i 1" M Do
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    EXCHANGE.
    52 3 (Coaaaciau nr iv I Bank 1 ni s demand Privet" credits I m a cicdits t> m i -j Kkan, k, deiiniud j; Germany, demand... t*MA*T.T* ...i, Hoxgkoxu. demand Yokohama, .1.-nian.l Ja\ a, demand lUn.-.kok. demand S..VKKKIONS, Haul. I-.'ngliind mmm) I tieco unt months hills b Sim r 1,..
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    BERTHS AT THE WHARVES TO DAY
    83 3 Tanjann Pagar Dock Board. j Ea-t Wharf. Nil. Victoria Gravini? Do.-k. Van l_i._ms.hjk. j Albert Graving Dock Castor, j Section No. 1 Battenhall. Zaida. 1_!,.n..-i. 'Au- Man ..f- Wan. 2 Glentiur.t. Arrateoa A] 3 Venetia. 4 Hincho" I 5 Sultan. Kintu -k. Charon. H-hTI
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      91 3 HOW TO AVOID TKOUBLE. Now is the time to provide yourself and family with a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to I*- needed before the summer is over, and if procured now may save you a trip to town m the night or
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      25 3 The M. M. company's steamer Ernest Simons left C doinbo at 5 pm yesterday and way b§ wpectod lpre vu M'-'U -!■> v iWut 6 au
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      356 3 I* F OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co.. Ltd AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co.. Ltd. The C-ompanies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool ontwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homeward* for I .ondon every fortnight and for Liverpool monthly. On* outward steamer each month extends to
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      73 3 THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. Climut"' AP S < IWP "**»> l Ib.a• i- BARCAIN PRICES. IHMaM UprtffM Brand 1000 i i Collard collard do Wlnkelmann ,io Hopklnaon do ,i,, BMMO. and „tii, i- fa.m<m i ami wki.i. imii i. Makt n Our Own Make Iron-framed Teak Pianos from $385
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      409 3 MAII*. CLOSK. To-aoEKOw. Koi Per *t Batavia Ac Alting 7 AM Hongkong A Shanghai Glenturret 1 I am Bangkok Deli 11 AM Bangkok <i M MM Penang a. QMaaaba DaaaiW I rm Bengkalis A Bagnn Betsy 2 PM Malacca Ac Hjß Long I M Bangkok Singoia 1 pm Souralsiya Ac
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      601 3 VESSELS IN PORT Mefl.of.War Flag and Ton, Comtnanders Arnve J Fro,,, For WhfM OtLAOM mmiimeht Nov 22 Pmt 8v Zeeduif Dal IT IWkava Ceaarevitrh Bm bahlf IMM Ale,eilT No, Pant1 A..- cruiser l.<- Vm Boi I Nov _J f t Other Vessel- Flags Tons Master* Arrived From 'tuert..,,, Alt.ng Dut
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      729 4 KATZ BROTHER.S, LIMITED. GRAND X'MAS TOY BAZAAR NOW OPEN. i T1,..,-,. „nlr ono pla-O t> go i>> an. l CBjnj toii>_elf. i Oe to tl, RECREATION HOTEL oe i.irggong I. iid. Take a v .....ir on i'r liae R ifl I*. vali i ar, ii I liiu- ym lo fie
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      404 4 FOR SALE A 'ij keesa aesier bar aastaJ Danaeaj Motoicar used for si iri.ntiis. Apply to A. L. 1 Wtm Tress. June '2r» FOR SALE The I Poat'anl 11 lying m the Koad- Leagtk l-'">ft., Biaadlk 20f>_, I m. I I 8 kn its, Tonn;.- Tom Applj to I. M
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      617 4 TO CONTRACTORS OTHERS. FOR-SALE PRI ATELY A. lalaakaa Uoekof IrcahoM land rituals ia Biagapire, ailk good sea Croats go. Araa 3S ACHES aatiflaated I al iia sUmt 30,000 TONS OF GRANITE IN SIGHT. I It is .jnitf paahaUa that large <|nant'.ty >t gmnite will l.c required iv .(.nnection witb th>proj.osed
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      359 4 TAI G YES' L— m* *ir» 4» DUPLEX STEAM PUMPS "SPECIAL" STEAM PUMPS —-SINKING PUMPSDIRECT DRIVEN OENTBIFUGAL PUMPS. Sole Agents for:THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES RILEY HARGREAVES& C" Lt° SINGAPORE AND IPOH. Km SM m 2- l-l I I MELLIN'S FOOD A HAS BEEN APPROVED TO oo *j
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      271 4 CL6ANS6 YOUR BLOOD with CRIMAULT Al C c SARSAPARILLA The original ssr- I 'Smß Mpsrilla. recotn- M sAmm mc n <he HHI last 40 years tor VJ^^Hj lymphatic disease*, I fl^H erup'.K.n*, boil-, WIAm disorder. M-^L^LWm of (he skin 7m Lm? I6HJMACLT B." \W Venesta i'A;-; 1• 1 H. 11
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      508 4 TO LET No. Institution Hill Apply t. LEE CHEN*; VAN 1 10 j Aug 29 TO LET Furninhed house, near Uiwu. I tennis court Ac. Apply t.. B. I Nor 2") 11 (j TO LET One newly-constructed building m Ro>>in_ai 1 Road cloee to P. AO. Company's < i.'.. _>
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