The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 April 1906

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1 6 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PRICE 15 CENTS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. APRIL 14, 190(5. I>V[LY ISSUE NO. 5650
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      665 1 P. O. BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Autcralla, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Porta, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Porte. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL BOM O%**ard .for China) l»0t». lyOri l>elhi Apl II
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      724 1 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GETIMAN MAIL LINE. The fa«t and wo!l-known mail steamera of this Company »»il fortnightly from Bron»6i>, biunlmrg via R lui, Antwerp, bouth•repton, Gil«rnh«;, liaooa, KHplos, (oonn^tion Port Said, S".ui, (JuiouiU>, Penang, tiingHpor.\ Hongkong, Sbanghai, Nug<iaaki and KoU> to Yokohama and back. They are dun in
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      751 1 auuiuisi nu.iiij. DE KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. UHDBB CoHTmACT WITH THB NBTBBKLAJID9 INDIA OOVBBRXBIIT. Apents at Singapore, Ship's Agency, late J Daendeln Co., 2-3 Coliyer Quay. The anaermentioned dates are only approximate. S'Minera From Hxcected WHI be 1> .patched f or O n Brouwer HengkaliH Apl 1« Bengkalis. Sink. Pafcaa 8a.0.-,
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      672 1 iS'JUUMVAAKT MAA i'SCH Ar'FY (UTBAMSHIF COMPANY.) "nDBRLAXD." fortnightly Hail Service between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, S.Ttxr. ±nd Genoa. i?t*«uK'ni ure du« on or a '.out the undermentioned -.<• s Outward Boasaaavi OiaaA \j n k. WilJ. i-i in .\,,j 11 K. WUleai li \j.i n Prfss Bib aril S
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      657 1 JUlicrttsfiucuts. Hongkong and bnangnai Banking Corporation. Pajd-tp Capital $10,000,000 RasskVE Fund Bt»rlinjr Reserve $10,000,000 1 SUver Reserve....! :<,500,000 fl< j00 000 RSBBRVB LIABILITT Of PBOPBiaroßs 110.C00.000 Oor/BT or Dibbctobs. A. Haupt, Esq Chaibjtan. Hon. Mr. C. W. Dichsvs Dkpltv Chaikmax. E. Gobtz, Ewj. 1 N. A. HiKus, Eh.]. H L<
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      518 1 KATZ BROS, Ltd. ARE NOW SHOWING A NEW STOCK French^ Bedsteads MAHRESSES d« j. SHEETS CURTAINS JL-U J'^ g'"^ l^ P 'LLOW (AVES AT M4— I ALL SIZES MODERATE J f Al IN STCCK PRICES. *J 'f-^iw^f' RtADY F R use. SIZES: 6 i 2ft. X 3 I 2ft. lizin.
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      376 1 lioyal Insurance Company. Wn Life Tor&J Mm y S D *f*,722,885 IN* TitE V/ORLT). The London ar-d Lancashire Fire Insuranee Co. Clpitkl £2.127.5<K» t212,7«0 HB.'-BLvai! ♦.i.073,580 800 ~EAD A Ck).— Aspcu Canton lnsi *-ince Office, Limited, Hongkong. Capita:. Bm sc u/<id lir.SO^.fMX^. Amot 5? ?A;r-oi' 500,00* Bmbk?i Tvm |1.«OO,(KH». i'winu
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    Domestic Occurrences. Death.
    46 2 Domestic Occurrences. Death. April 13tli, at Owwl ffnf iUL, „u. \».>uy vf acut-- dyaeiit^ry, RIXtOTI Ovsurva HtSTti:, ntf--d I*. I 1 Ide&t nun of Kutniner* Hunter Kttq, of Tjrwinoiitb, director general inanairw of the North KuKteru IforfaM BBgfaMriag \Vork-> Ltd, VVallseiJiloii-'i^iK 1 nil E md-.i html
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    The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1906.
    1510 2 The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1906. X na»<-.| '„>■ it,!i-,." 1 imk V.l l,v Mrr.- j.ilrixt I t .'raw. Thk eipotfim 1 ol wholesale uii>>i-;>i escalation wlnrli iclii led tin Utoeacii and uaaoatad il r fill. "I K">L.'"i<TljliJ'. > :jf Ail ll,' .I' llijf.ljlit it w.i.i m.ide f.fli
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    221 2 r> i r n i Jan- \V T lnyU>r°sabaence in PsMßg t \l I ull s i• >~put_\ 1 •i" Mali ii' 1 lioi ClabgJ Hianip^rrn Imm bwii ui; t mA&t '.lie H MMItM 'r'liuin,.'. Aiuirlitr« ii l:u- t!^« r)i»tnl>utio|i .-omirwinoi., 11. i'.i < "r«»wn Colotuste is r I io
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    THE LATE MR. E. C. HUNTER..
    202 2 It wiUi rugrnl i!i. 11 ■■>• iaiMMl tu- l.iv .Vli*'«lf. 11L a' in*- (ieu«;ral Hospital \e»t«>r«Li\ atltrutKJii, Uuixt lii'lav, ul Mr. K. 0 Uuutev, in'^ti»-.-. ot Mr. K. 14. Hunter «>t BiMp^dN and Mr H K, U. lluiiii'i l!.n_; .ii_'.u..l SUan^bai ILiulv'. Shauirhai. at
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    CHOLERA IN THE PROVICE.
    409 2 CHOLERA IN THE PROVICE. NO SIGN OF ABATEMENT. I'-'iMUtf, April 1 I 1 eholsM "iiil)i»-rtk iu the ProMUce, ilf-j previous rrj urt^. shows 110 sign-* of al>atini.' Tlicn are fre*!i ca.ses an<l deaths dailv Mr H O. New laud, .Supenntendaut 01 F.-li.-'. and Mr K W Birch, the Resident of
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    THE VOLUNTEER CAMP.
    611 2 \pril I Hi:. «>u I iiurrda_\ eteiiiu 1 .-.t j>ui al>oui »4 fi A men and aU,ut a -L./eu Maria Uog Ml lk« i'rill Hail a n.ur. f K*»ppel Har)>-iijr Cduip. beiu:.' j'»iue«l fiv (L---v 1 bmiti by Iki Ibwa and Vofcajlai r.iu'i. at i\anatf li Bridge.
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      348 2 3tN)ntisrinrii». K E LLY &"_WALS H il si '.*> BUSHED il iT RBOBIVBD. PUCK ?3.">0 I New Novd hf MM Author ol B •MOHN GHILCOTE, m i -TLJI7 rAMRIFDi SOME CHINESE PAINTERS OF THE GAMBLER! the present dynasty u TUMRQTnNI SXith A mHmlio on OM MasU-rs I iuiMt i> a
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      137 2 ROOMS TO LET. A/Mi 1 -i-...'' f.ir M i|\ Un.r V.ili'J •f'ju'i, 1 »iii Hig> I--* T'.Ji:.i< < .urt. .ili'l M;il.|.|ik. \pj<l> to Bt.l'-HT Kiw J' A|,j p-' 1H.4 Large and veil IftgMetf Hooms suiia^lt* lorofllces, in KaQlcs Place. KKLLV A: WALSH, Ltd. I Jet 5 mwf p'2 CODOWNS TO
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      516 2 RAFFLES HOTEL Easter EVE Dinner TO-NIGHT REGIMENTAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE. TO-NIGHT. AN AMATEUR VARIETY and DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT w ill be in \hv TOWN HALL, TO'XIGHT. I'VKT J. hung* l>v Him M< '1.-ii-'i Hwin i!i....n iu-1 WunvMtfi Selw;tic»a l> I'hil'iarin -i* Mai-- i ..i-. .•*•!!<> *t4w bj Mr \.ii.-i-. ..I-.. rkbibil
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      592 2 1 Drs. KEW BROTHERS I I DENTAL SURGEONS, j No. i». Batter? iioati I Ch.'rt«r*d ''art Builiirr^ I I'ut'li Finn :n A '< < ■•l.iin m-«Ii» uU-.r MM i,..n witli fit •!->- Binjy»por« tirm I.' il>.-. I i\ ,ii •■> I-. ••-[-•••iiilly for „t A,! II S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd
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      37 2 A LI."H>CUINQ COUOH niujr rMult ill ,iminption.Chauiberuiin'ii Cough Hem -Jy n m> coughs, colds and influenza. It •••nt.un. no harmful ttubatancc and 1.1 pleauant and -..i' to take. For aale by all Dealers Tb; Dispensary General Agent:
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      105 2 t THE WBBK. X.t i-day 14th High Water— 1. 9 a. U| Pabhc and Hani Holiday. Cricket. S.C.C v S.E.C P A O Mail Outward due S.C C Kntertaiuiii> -nt To« 11 H .1 1 1 StMOAY, 15th: Hijjli Water —1.51 a 3JU j. K,i tfi Suii't.iN KDL Mail lluiuewani
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      CHINESE EDUCATION IN JAVA.
      30 3 Bataria, April 12, 2 20 pm Dr Lim Boon Keng has succeeded in establishing new Chinese schools at Serang and Soekaboemi. (Renter'* Aijcncy.) (By submarine cable.)
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      Italian Royalties at Naples.
      46 3 Enthusiastic Reception April, 12 l'i pui The King and gueen sjf Italy have beeu accorded u delirious welcome in Naples Th« inhabitants have beeu in a state of panic, aud hare beeu inarching in religious procession mailing, throughout the streets all day.
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      A City in Goggles.
      25 3 A geaeralusehas been made of uu>k-. goggles, and dustcoats. which gives Naples the appearauce of a city --;iven up t<> motorist*.
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      Ash Showers Diminish.
      13 3 ihe r.un of abhe>> and saud diminished some hat yesterday
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      Estate Education in Ceylon.
      60 3 Speaking in the House ot Commons. Mr Winston Chur hill made a detailed otatement refrarding the education ordinance now before th« Ceylon legislature, and added that further 'egialation \va« being contemplate.!. There «as no indication that the pUui»-i> failed to recogni/e their resp-jusibilities to the children.
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      The U.S. and Chinese Exclusion.
      43 3 The U. S. and Chinese Exclusion. A Bill in the House At a-hingtou a bill has been introduced iu 'he House of Deputies extensively revising tin- < hinroe exclusion *<rt. with a view to harmonising the difference* ot i Ji« Fuited sttttey .iij.l China
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      The Education Bill.
      34 3 Hostility oi Anglican Bishops. A Conference ol Aui.li <o bishops hai beeu held at Lambeth I'aLu.e, at which it «a» r\jao!v»d that unhebitdtiL_' aaaatttiaa taaaVJ b»- jiveu t'"> the education bill
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      A Radical Threat.
      56 3 The Church ami the Lords. Mr kuuciuian speaking Newcastle Mid ihal if the Archbishop ol C<tnt<?rUury ,a--'•jnipte'l t»» make use ut the House "f Lords iu connection with the Kducatiou bill as h<* did in 1 ■•v'J, iliaestablishnient would be inevitable and the Uouse of LanLi Would
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      A Coming Bye-Election.
      24 3 Mr. Bryu Boberts, the Welsh nieml»-r. has \*rv apftointtyi a county court judge. This < n-at«*> a va-.\u»« in 'he Carnaftoa dinoioa
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      Famous Showman Dead.
      16 3 Mr 1Uj1«-\ the partner ui tue Uaruum *xu-[ baile*. tiataaj daad m i
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      The Algeeiras Conference.
      38 3 Official French Statement \pr;l 1 4' am. M Bourgeois uia.ie a. ntateiuen< in the French Ohamber *t I>ep"itie-5 id nhich he on»meute«l on the aaAtat'a. ton u»tur« I vjttlenieu' .irnv«H a.l b> <b. Cua t«?ren-
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      French Interests Safeguarded.
      33 3 Ihiß could only be secured by la.u and aja> ual conce»aionvs French tct^re.-u and dignify ';.vi been in no way imptMt^d and France'special interests in Morocco had been fully eco^nK«d
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      The Japanese Famine.
      27 3 llelp from London L ot* Lonl Mayer of London ltd.-. haude<i '■> ■lie JapatMav Lmba*sy an instalment of atoVWWP •r tha J«a»av*e famine relief fund.
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      Vesuvias Grows Quieter.
      366 3 1 aero i» general improvement in the coudiion of VesuTius. and it is Leiieve-I that the •riptioa his now spent itself. The rain ol' a h»x cvOtinues btil in roduoed i»« VMlnnH- I \jxUt\.-\ April It u.uj. l!ef>lving tu Nationalist atUick <>u the «u--'L^ate cor«ha)« fHlh t»
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    THE HUNT CLUB.
    337 3 THE HU NT CLUB. Ol MI. HAN To BL Hill' The Hunt Club at a meeting of it- members, held in the BiolmUbSJb M Good I'riday evening resolve<l to hold a gyink.hiii..i. uuuiber «.t energetic gentlemen will undertake tne u»*cessarv ■inaugcuieuts. uud t!... public may cotaai upi>u i l^eing enturtaiue
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    SACRED CONCERT.
    162 3 A I art tad organ r»-.-.'il i*iiti"M at tht Piatbjtoriat Charva <<u (V.uml Ifridaj in aid of tht TtaMtaj Paav l.'"a«l Chtaati Misnioii Church li<:k..t^ were "1 ea«li and us *.he .hurch was coDjplecwlv fill«*d the promoters of tbe atatart mn-t baai felt amply re^nd tor aaataaahtl Ihn
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    BILA TIN COMPANY.
    97 3 B I L A T I N CO MP A N Y Eht uioiul Dif«tin_' ol the *hur*holJers "I tht Bila Tia Cotittaj iththloa Thuradtj tfttraooa tl Iht tatta at Ifaasra Hnofflaadl I Co. lli-r- .rr present iie?. is J. W. Van daSaail a— Lohuiata, w l"inu.iii, A M vtii
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    U.S. TRANSPORTS ARRIVE.
    87 3 U. S. TRANSPORTS ARRIVE. ti*- Uaiaai itatai transport- MaCiaWf and Kilpatrick d.n:.-l h»r>i yesterday from New Y-rk l-.und lay il.u.:- The rttaoli lafl \.u York in Coataoaj oa l>b 1 -ii.j t)je Kilpatrici ha^ 710 troop-, on btaid wbii«t the i4i.Clellau has 2->>'>. V»>lh v>-h^el.s ure taking out supplier for
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    243 3 All v.iui!\ e^fcttat Hankow The Kditor of the Hankow Daily News has U-»U a»k<--l to atari t bat tht oohtaaat at thaatftr of tti- .l.fl. r.-ut <I.»\ ..u which the ladies of the itll'iaitißf irJJ at 'At Horn.;' under tht heading «f Mlaojal Datrj." "We -Wl hav much aavtara,* 1
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1324 3 QuicquidegutU hoiuiitea noxtri ett farrago librtli. JI'VKNAI.. Naples has had ;i herious fright, and it is nut yet out of the wjod. Some of the villages in the i....t|,i,, of the volcano have gone the wav of Hercuhtueum and Pompeii already But tkia ebullition of subterranean
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    THE GERMANS IN ANTWERP.
    1087 3 'A PIKTOL POINTKK Al THB IIEABT OK Enoi.ash.' "If in the hands of t ho French Antwerp," said Pitt, would m loaded pistol pointed at the heart of England. lattt w.is at entente cordiale"iu those d.ivs. trance was our inveterate enemy. But if Antwerp could iu
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    SHARES.
    443 3 Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up Value up tsSBnfas». yuot.it ion Uo.oO" JJ }X •etaawfaQ M llel •00,000 1" 10 Da I 4000,000 6OO.00O 10 1" Ilni...|,Hy.li., ilk TihM Co Ltd 1150 «*>".0"0 3 I" •■dase dull B Ud 9100.000 10 1" Do I). I-, •190.000 40.999 19
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 3 1 1 kkUiiii 1 I- r<> \|ii|, j j Bank im 2 i, Imhml J 1 Pni.iit? i-nxl'is ;ui 1 ti/4,' tmiktu »m V'll im:l\ tk>nn»K' (Janl. '.rEKMANT, •)«.'Ui;iUil L'l<» Ixi.ia. T. T, J/,v j INWH ■li-iu.uil 14."I 4 YokOHA.NA, ll»IIKlU<l )1 J_ i Java, deuiau'l Bajiokok, demand 54
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    PRODUCE.
    134 3 Apnl. II T.i, i ||S Garni I*l do. Cut«» No. t do. <V.». No. i ii Papper, Black (oidiimry S"' on»i ]!»5" do. Whi»«, (Fair b. >K p.r Nat mine- 110 to «.h« fc do. Hti to tbo t». I If bos i ßand*) 14.%. Clorai (Anil>oin*> 3S Iill«t,»t.
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      29 3 Any itching «ki* di«>ariu, «udi <*• pties, ec^ama, vbUbb»to«. «winry. piinpJ*". or rtia«« <* iamcU quickly iWle>^d «nd perroaw^y cured by IjJbs ointment liM nuy U W of »U -emißtt li
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      78 3 Th«r«'«» «io.4en* of rrm^di^n mother liao tried, lf we hadn't Uwu -tioi..- 1 e\pect we'd ha\» .lie^i I For week- ttv'v U*jh ntoping ■AOi'i uwallo«»»"(tt ;i,i-.!. Ai.-l wlhid tii-i- a lot it v.alk» into the Al f t y t 1 agi«ed with my Dad, who says WuOU*' a brick
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      386 3 OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co.. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co.. Ltd. Ta« Companiea' ateamera aro deapatched from Liverpool outwards for the tttraita, China and Japan ovary week, and from Japan homewards for London every fortnight and for Liverpool monthly. One outward steamer each month extend* to Vancouver. Seattle und
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      149 3 PIANOFORTE TUNING DEPT AUCUMENTATION OF STAFF. To enable us to give our Clients the fullest wm thi^ DEPARTMENT m nr-e engaged two more EXPERT PIANOFORTE TUNERS from LONDON of high qualifications. WE CONTRACT to keep PIANOS FIRST CLASS TUNE and execute all minor REPAIRS free at the Mmm* rates MONTHLY
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      106 3 lint. i KAtaaa h ttaMan di«ca^ tuti^Li. (•lit I'luiiiiljerlaio'a I'iiiu Kulm liat •-ureti it ni.iny times and v.'A\ do mo wueuuver oppui-tunity i.fl.-i, Thib i-emeOy is a j^neial family liniment und uut only <»<>*■* ittjuickly relieve rheumatic pains but k also tun's hiuic l-.ick, still neck, sownes* at t h»»
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      216 3 CIHKCH SERVICES. Bt, Anukkw'h Caihui<i\i. Baaaw Day Mi Hoy < 'oijiiimnion I Plain.) < .3<» a.m. Huly f'onjin union. 'Choral.) 1 1 a.m. FVv.ul Matins 12 n;h,n H/>lj Oaaaaat/hav 'Plain > f>.3ii pm r'eatul Kvenjou^ an.l Meruiuu Antl.eiii 'l'liej Jj.ive lak« n away m^ Lord" Mahttr, Pataaht Rer, P. G
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      367 3 MAILS ULOHM. TO-VAY. tmt Per At Penan^' A Calcutta Ajx m 3 vm Penam; Deli CalypHo '.I I'M Honi;kon« &c Delki 3 pm Mal.icca \<- <'.nlyl>- im IbVmHJ K Will. -in 111 4 I'M Bagun <ii.m^ Aim VM ■aaghaaK «S Tii.- i. I hm BbMjitß M Mm Liug^a I'M .Slum
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      431 3 VESSELS IN POB T Men-of-VT*r Fl*K *"d Tons Commander, w B« Ml w Col. yet, 500 M,,, J( IV M hovWUcn Zahora S»r. yet.. »o S t ,l s wt JI Other Vessel, Fl*«s Ton, Master- Arr.ved JTSLI! AJM^ Dut 704 Dan.k 5,,,^;, 0 I" J» When j S IJcar
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      929 4 awrrtisrmrnts. i KOVNU inaitiiat mcrea^ m tlie profits »f wi^ n.->v»." ••••i nm tbe TKAMCARB M ,.\v.-rt.-«--' A f'V >lv Tl{fc: Oettßß. I.VI. OOMI'ANV, I. in W Kol iusou R..:,,i. U If 17.4 i NOTICE J'. i>_ ;i.»- latter Ho'.ili>> kk« International J f: ...liv. "ill open, iiud Tirtiu seixed
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      856 4 'atiijrrtisriiifiits. 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION Si;;...viMKt. k V Kranji Railway. Tender* ar e invited aud will be received up to loon of tbe IWI April, I ;»<" for th<> unle of ■efre^lnii.'iiti at Siun;ii'>re and Woodlands Sta--ion» of theaiovf K i iw.iy for a period of one fear commencing fr.iu Ist
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      859 4 Stobrrtisrmrnti. AUCTION S.V E ov Municipal Gas Department Stores. TO I HELD AT PoWBLL COS S^I.«ROOM. On Friday, zoth Ap il, at it a.m. Five btamed ;-li- had lainpa. 1 crystal gad tiracke f H, •*><> burner*. (No. 1 «> incandesfent C liurnera, -!••> iiyat;il dr>>y^ f 114 fancy »had»»»,
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      547 4 'dlrtirrtisrminM MOaVtUAUBB*B SALK r Valuable Cocoanut Plantation ■tfl ATE AT CPPER BEODOH. BOMAFOMI tO HK MKI.I> AT Mkwsks. rOWBLL ft Cos SALEROOM )n Tuesday, the 24th diy of April, 1906, AT 2.:J0 M. All that plan of fraaMM buai bituate in the )i«trict of Upp»-r Bi-!do!i in 1 1<»- Inland
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      708 4 flDbcrtigfinrnts. BOARD A RESIDENCE. Vmml rooniß in private f;in>ily. Mk. S. Conr«n ku. No. Wilkie Baaa\ *'..ol aii-y l<K-iility. Mar -24 J t A ""recreation hotel."" Airy Room-. ;i. ant. I'HAKKE BBOTBBHf, Proprietors. Feb 27 uc To let Sun. lo and I<>, DavaaaUn Koad. Apply to M. If. SASSOON. 24.
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      679 4 UliiiiHiwwi A VERY ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE SUPERIOR KICH GRADE TEAK FURNITURE The property of Mr. Justice Thornton, AT CHANOBBY HOUSB, CHANCBBY LANK Saturday, the 21st April, 1906, at 1..10 p.m. tfmUOj imifpti T.Mk 11. ParaH lWk Imperial Wurd-roijof. Jn.n B*-.l*te.if|.j an>i etc. H unlnoui"- Ojawiag nmm ihi f;in< v iiiriiiturw
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      65 4 THE "OLIVER" STMMRD VISIBLE TVPEWRITEI? oomn v"^, Mc V.' I Facility WITH Pcrf«ce Alignment, Neat, Clean WriUng. Silent Operat^ OB( Sole^Kc.nts:-^"""-^^-LINOSAY ATKINSON, t>ct M Change Alley. uc KWONG SENG Co., N.» "2<UI7 Oivhat-u Koart Singuporv;. OEALLRS IN BEST Grass-Clod), Embroidery, Art Oraw Thread Work. all i.ouni t Kf>H »Ktia SWATOWSPECIAL
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY.
    2449 5 Bt Bih Habky Johnsto> All Rights RembrvkiV." The Morocco iuci<tent, which has forced on our auxious attention the relations between France au<l Germany, id of o>>urse but a reperevttion of other disacrt'ements between the interests of Lttin or Wolterfe Europe ou the one h an^ ami Teutonic
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    166 5 (Jh-'piu March Fuu«'bre aul the lJ^itd March in S.i»> are timiliar, lut Always in the wav ih <|nite a new c<>mjMjsitiou, and it no «l«>iiljt vei\ uioviut;. W'v hear that the Mtiuila .il'!«'in".v-- received a letter trom OloD<,'.ipo written l»y a privato of Marines, in which the blateuient ik made
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    GROWTH OF THE RUBBER TRADE.
    651 5 With reteieiuo to the growth ot the rublieitru»l«!>. Dr Bahltefa writes to "The Times' 1 follow* In N.-nr itrticieon Gr.-uh o f th* RuMnsr IVi»UH. (.übliHhed in tki Fiaancial aud C'oui ni'Tiii l .MJfiplfineut >>f M Tha limtot February J*, }< n f );it A>
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    AN INDIAN GENERAL ON FIELD DAYS.
    764 5 i.ahoie. March o tj ami Walter Kitchener. addrjH.in- tin.- Britibh officer* after a hi.; field day at Lahore. MpaajßßJltlhg the (fMalioM ol actual «.ir, -uM (ioullemt.ll You BKVa had t»o day' hard tu in rim in-j You lime l <eeii knocked alio'it. yea ha\«
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      59 5 An Anecdotal History OF OLD TIMES In Singapore, I < oin the Foandatioii of the SettUment on February toh, 1819, to the Transfer to the Colonial Office <» April lot 1807, with jo Portr*ha M* P3 and illartrttioo., ■T Charles Burton Buckley, u t^o volume*, in pa^r cw>er». ?8.50. JOHN
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    THE VITALITY OF ISLAM.
    891 6 The Soudan United MUskm ..>;,. Christians in Great Brit am ind Ir»!. la ,i (< aid in checking the spread of Mvtuuatu«]d«Bti 4 in the Protectorate of Nortlieru Nii»eria. T|,p negroes there nuinWr at faa*. t en tnillion* Lntil late jean* tlie U?rriturv »u closed, and
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    RRANCE AND YUNNAN.
    311 6 Tut V-uoi M M Bet i Mottaieur Beau, the (iovernor-Oeneral nt Intio < ui»a, wbo is is ting Yunnan or.-r tbe new railway from Tonkin, succeeded on the 1 ith ult. in traversing tbe w.joda of lower Xam-ty. where he bad to atop to spend the night
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    GERMANY IN CHINA.
    125 6 1 ben* couiets from (Vrlin an lult-reßltug i .Ji of ibe terrible events v.lnoh ut-ail. nix ▼ear* ago neoeanitateid th* pouring out of ir>>pf.i.u troops into China. Few persons are proLiaLiy aware Low lariye a proportion of tiio«e troop* ■till reiuaiu in China Great liritaia withdrew tlie
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    NEW GUINEA.
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    A CHINESE REFORMER.
    212 6 K in^ Vll Wai. who *as Premier of Chiua, iu 18P8 under the new order of tlun-.'i introduced by the Emperor Kwoug Su when the Dowager Kmpress temporarily iu.ested him with the powers of sovereignty i» payiug a visit to Australia under the augpi<e>H of the Hydney
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