The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 May 1906

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    Masthead
    20 1 THE Singapore Frees Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PRICE 15 CENTS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 190 H. DAILY ISSUE NO. 5665
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      618 1 p. &^o7 BTBAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Autcralla, India, Aden, Egypt, Medlttrranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Golf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamen will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Ourioard 'for China) 1906. 1906 Oceana May Devanha
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      728 1 auucittscmrntg. N. D. I Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamers of this Company pail fortnightly from Bremen, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naplea, Alexandria and rice veraa) Port Said, S"oz, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki and
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      839 1 &DDmisrmcnis. DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU. Umuib Cohtsact with thb NarxnM*i.ANDB Inixa Ootbbbtmbht. Agents at Singapore, Ship's Agency, late J Daendels Co., 2-3 Coltycr Quay. The undermantionod dates are only approximate. Stsaißcn From Expected Will be Dcsostchcd for on ('ainphuvs Hatavia Apl 30 Batavia, Java-coast, Sjmar.m^, Soeralmia. M;ik.i--Bar, Amboina, Banda, Boeroe
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      600 1 N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. Ltd. A sbjssJbi FOKTNKiiITI.V ißrviss k maintained UrtHw-n Japan an<l Kurop»: ''V the IssVsPBBJ NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. L'M>rK Mail (,'ontkm'ts with thk Imi-m JAPA N BSB <i< >YE KN M ENT. ,S|M'<ially desi^iu'd for tli" Company's BsBSfSSSI S.-i v iic, BfJSJSSsi throu^h<jiit
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      658 1 Sliljnitsrinniisfiongkong and ISnangnai Banking Corporation. Paid-itp Capital 110,000,000 rbBbutb fubd 1 Sterling Reserve 110,000,000 h,,,^ 000 Silver Reserve....! L.500,000 j 1f 500 000 Rbsbuvb Liability ov Pbopribtors. $10,000,000 OOVBT Or DIKBCTORS. A. If ai 11. l-:,. Chairman. Hon. Mr. C. W. Dickkon Depctt Chairman. E. Goktz, Eeq. Hop R. Shbwan.
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      496 1 THE NEW DRINK TANSAN CONTAINING ALL THE Invigorating properties OF AND 1-, A DELICIOUSLY FLAVOURED CiINGEK-ALL II 18 MBBTIMO uiiii HUGE SUCCESS. EVERYWHERE. Sole Agents, CALDBECK MACCR.ECOR Co.. Singapore and Pluuttff. Banque de l'lndo-Chine. C'atital Kkakcs l4,oM,Mt)...(£Mt\tM] Rbbksvb Fcwii l,7MlMt...<sma > «M) Hbah Ovkh.k Paris Ix>ndon Bunkera Tli<: Tni-in <>f
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      328 1 Now Zealand Insurance <Jo. FIRE A MARJMS. SaUo-ii^ c.j» Ul •••.ii.ii. «t Pad If Gefllßl t 7"~ .»o'» U.n. iiiri) Liability or iin»»»Moi.i;Biiej. Fire anj M irmi RiFka of every defeiription uudei rit>n ,<t Lowest uireut Hutta. ADAMBOM, QtLWTLLAM A 00. UL, <J«a»)r«i' /*i?Pn<s X'« u f/«rtt ArnhifMiiagc (I ÜBUNASO
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    The Signapore Free Press. THURSDAY. MAY 3 1906.
    641 2 The Signapore Free Press. THURSDAY. MAY 3 1906. I!, ie Aal Ha Ptm Mm Nq .r'-. ripM m-intot^ UmMR4S]F .i ur.Sfihed ».y 8 Mot rfT'-pt?* draw. l'Wdc-<l to H«Mi ••>■!•.> a:i.! l^w. 1 1 aver ili^ ■atiwi <>t uny tmttAry sin. nil baajratafal to aajothar a it wUm people ol
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    329 2 1 li«- Imp. (JurUiau mail Meaner BtMl having I l»-tt I't-iiitii^ this innriiii)^ at am mnv Imeipadai tn .lll|\f li^n* t.»-IH«.MoW at 7 Mil 'Jin- M M- aMapaajr'a itaaaMf BaJaMi l»-it L't>|i>lui><> at I Ml \»-nt.-l'l,t\ j.li-1 may M >\- Melai here <>v WMH uj'«riiiu>f. ii. [I. r' ill lio-k«-\
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    THE LOCAL BAZAAR.
    476 2 Demoralised and I .'nstablt*. For seine considerable time puat ;i.-- local market h.is Ijeen suff.rin;,' from what is euphemistically c illfl depression. The boom of kouuj two veins ago lc«l ;ill tin* native firms ti> buy hugely, wtth tin- result tli.it Ifay an- still very ntucli over-stocked.
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    548 2 laeptctor Howard raided i i. i«eeaJ Kafleaaj ni_'lit .iiil arr»-»t»-'l t\v.> 'inii.iiiifii m tlif Ml >>t m «U iu_* euia iooUj Bft aaajt pi— I 111 Foi tl. ■i> i .Titr.i-, ii:e Kocbore Plate ol tbe Spori ire I. .11 bj Maj U '11..- I'lwllii:., m Orehrwtra raeaaMl practice Cut
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    PENANG NOTES.
    1273 2 I 'ell, 111/. Api 1 1 "J7tll. Tha cholera MM overia I'mviinr Welkefey has beßßthe 1 > i*-t" t »j> n t eouversati«-n Init- dm iiil,' llif pMxi week Striageat qaaraatias regulations are cafureed aluag the J *<-r.tk ,tud Kfl.ili bottler*. .4fi-l (lie authorities ait- taking every pivemiliKii
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    The Bentong Enquiry.
    1358 2 OPENED THIS MORNING. The eni|uiry mto tbe sinking ot the aa. Beu t< 1 n X l>\ the Haversham Grange on thu ni^ht ot Thurnday last was opened iv the Marine Court this ajwaaf Mr Hrvant was th« pre ■idem ot ihe board of enquiry which al-o
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      1022 2 dfcijmisrmrnts J. R. TENNENT'S Pilsener and Munich Beers ARE THE BEST. j TO BE HAD OF ALL DE\LEKB AM) HOTELS. John Little Co, Ltd. Singapore, May 1006. Beg respectfully to inform their Lady Clients that they have engaged the services of a first class Fiench Costumier MADAM CUIOU and are
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      69 2 Tlio stately Euciilyptus bends its lieud, And si-lirt and mouii,, aa if all joys had lle.l The utopy Bear <-ries Wliy huc-Ii sa.l lament P I'd liko to ku<-«- w!,.,U rqiUvd jrv...» content A!a., tbe sad uld ttep ;ay» iv iu,.Jy, U?avv »iiil oi joy. aa-J pride, and power L
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      50 2 r*"..TMi r«V»«au aud f..i»„y a(. tack* of paeumMia by tanirag ,ii omx a bottle vi v. > iliiwiam ■> CougU Ee^edy. If tbia remedy is taken ou the nr«t apyouraßce 0* a cold all dun^ei wiH be avoidftd It always cursa and MOT* «iv.ir-Uy. Sold hy ill Dealers The fettßai^,
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      157 2 TUX WKKK. High Wiitor. I i~ a Mi I'liilli.iiin. Oreh. pnwdw, 8.:{0 p h I M.tii Hoi. .!<»so«. p lWa H.in<l Krt[»l;ina'l.-. It i> Bfiit'jii:,' Kii'|nirv. 1) a. F.ioti^i 1 sn;. 'v BIMmMJa Kri.l.n. kk Ili^li Water -fj a. 74S N I) L Mtil Oi;t»ai a <liie j ej,'>i*l;ttne Coiiik
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
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      POSSIBLE RUSSO-BRITISH ARRANGEMENT.
      30 3 Hongkong, May i.l, r p.uj Reports are to hand from Peking that it is probable that an agreement has been arrived at between Great Britain and Russia.
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      Central Asia.
      29 3 RuMia (no it is said) has a^Teed uot to interfere m the matter of Tibet and Great Britain will not interfere m Mongolia, and the uew Dominion.
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      The Nanchang Affair
      40 3 China Gives Satisfaction to France It is reported that m the Nan.haug .Settlement China admits that the Magistrate committed suicide, will pay an indemnity to France of 400,0<.>U taela, and will see that the gentry are punished.
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      THE TIBET TREATY.
      104 3 Keceived on May 2, •> pm Karl Fit/ma«irice, speaking m the House Lords, said that the trea v of Peking signed on Ap. 27 secures the adhesion of China to the Lhasa Convention, but iv no wise alters the arrangements under that treaty Britain undertakes not to
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      Tea Duty Passed.
      41 3 Tea Buyers Dissatisfied The House of Commons has passed the tea duty resolution unanimously. The Tea Buyers Association telegraphed Mr As'|uith tha». a reduction ol a peun\ \\itaVmdutely unsatistactory !«ul that they j.rei«rre«l to have tlie dut\ unaltere'l
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      The Tea Duty.
      34 3 Mr A»>|Uiih stated m the liouite ol CouinioUn \\i*.l owing to reprebentiitious made to (iovirument, it has been deci«le«l to enforce the rwluction of the tea duty from May 1 i
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      The Japan Famine
      24 3 Help from New Zealand New Zealand i- rein itt ing -'apau ti .'">• for the relief of tliuse stifterin_' from tlie famine
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      Witte's Resignation
      18 3 lleceive>i ou May J. k4«' pin Tv« resignatiou ot M de Witte is Uow generally reported.
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      Mayday in Paris
      80 3 Kiot and Excitement fans «m iv au excited «Ute ve»terd*y. liy 11 am 1 arrestn had beeu ma koJ pen><>us who would not move on A crowd utoned the ChaiueaudoiiiJ i>.irrack' dnd the puli<je charge*! and MMlri tfU p-.r-SOD«. Hitherto tlie Frorjn<es ha^e v■■•u I.>-^ij ii--turhed Many
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      The Troops Employed
      38 3 1 lie Place liepubli<|U« *cv» cleurol li\ tiie 1 avalrv. l/iit tli« p<jli<e .iu«l bWfi were <li~- < reetly handled, and but ttsw people were liurt. 7«jO arrest- have l>eeu made, includinv! 'lie <>ernian »<xial ilelei»at»-
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      The Provinces Undisturbed
      29 3 T>eTna»»tr.iti'<uK m the provtucen have been peaceful. Kain i-» aiding the authorities It is entimated that 20,000 pertou* hay« left i'aris owing to fear ot disturbance*
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      The Egyptian Difficulty
      68 3 tSir Kd ward (j rev -.n-l tii.ii tin- I.. it.: li,t<l n\> \o lh« present dec lined t<> iIMnM troin 1 .iUi.ii JVinl uj a </euentl .•m.-n' la ,i Joiul IkHiiiiUM-h '<itniui>-i»ii. lli* I'orU' ha* iutormed >v KiekolM O O>U"i 'liar ;i C'uinnupivnii »oul'J \x; d^-p.tt'li.-. t<>
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      THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
      39 3 K«<-«i%«'l at 1 pm T*i« nesult of the 'I'wo Thousaud «iuin«sai* 1 Uor#m l>au.e Aguet Colt lUarai Twelve ma The betting at the was -JU to J, I<m> to 8 and 100 to 7 respectively.
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      Persia and Turkey.
      76 3 The Porte" m a Note to the Persian AuilmhMwlor declares that m view of the tact that IslaiDism is cooivuo to the two countries, he desire* the earliest tiu<ierHUudiuK of the m lere«tij of both. He ««k« Pwrsia to i*eud CommifioDera to delimitate the frontier. The natives
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      Opinion on the Budget
      12 3 The Hntish iludget ih charactei j **1 an
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    The Olympic Games.
    247 3 In 'lie Itai.ahon Kuce at Athens there were •>"•> < '.ipeti:,.!, a| who m 2»> were (Jivtk.s. seven j tiritous aud five A uiericami. The entire M iiu!< s p| |fc| course was lined ■y ipectalors and there was immense enthusiasm. Herring the Canadian won iv '1
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    THE SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE
    838 3 Hon mi Nswa Xt mm. Mwm 'wing to th.. cahl.- Ueiug interrupted bj th«: L'artli<|iialv»' t lie Mauila pan liitv»- Ut-u <1«--peudeut for u«u, np..u tM mhtt katWHB noafkaaf aad the mmtal .t tli<- Pkilippnwi. H"\\i\fi m him -iirtji rif.iLit uii-ssiij.'^- were iv<*;ive<l l.v |k* oablt
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      The Cost of Living.
      472 3 T« THF. I'DIIOR. Sir,— lt would indeed be a valuable contribution if those v/ho are deeply interested iv this question, and who is not, were to give his or her experience on the subject. I have for some years taken considerable trouble to daily jot down
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    MINT CLUB GYMKHANA.
    204 3 Tlm foUuvtßg pvogvußßwWi U-»n irnapi lor tao (f\!nkli.ui:i t.. be oaktoa Jun*- All ».-vfjit« are ujH-n evept N'us, *i ,iv.l «v I* rjv iaee tor pmtSm 14 2 and Baaar Catch --Ma ISotaaaovar h«Htbl Im- t.i.—i tlie ptibln- »Urt^r jij the Btntitl l«arn-i l»ist-l-vli^ Tilting the nug.
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    THE WAY OF THE EAST.
    217 3 Ins» km ok (li i l.i > Baton th>- BoßoliOoart oßTaaalaj a Caaav man Cheng Chui wa« charged with fabricating (alse evidence aud oscapin^ fmm ilxfodi Tko »vi,len.e «.t- that ..u ilanli 11 the Farm raJatiagß raide<l a BBuf 111 Link Ajer-st in-1 found a
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    JOE'S LITTLE FLUTTER.
    106 3 A '.I Carlo correspondent writes to .i Miiiniiii'liaiii Baaari "1 «a« m the Ca«ino on .Saturday, .'ilut ult wJien Mr Joseph Clumber lain and In-. wif« eaaM m, BBBOMat^f BBViag brok. n th«-ir journey on the way to S.iu K«ino. Mr C'lj.iiiil*rJ;iii) walkt^d up to the table
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    THE HONGKONG PERJURY CASE.
    67 3 THE HONGKONG PERJURY CASE. The Ciiusi Justice of lf--ii-_rL-.iii_r. Sir r'rancitt I'itftfott, ma tfiveu a lou# jud^uieut m an appeal 4 y ti>e eiyht Chinese ui«rchantM who were com..jittod U, IfIMP f" r p er^ llr y. m th«- Lai Hjn^ Ji.niL bankrupU:/ i*«. appeal wan dijin i-i-i. n.ll 1.
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    SEVERE ATTACK OF INFLUENZA CURE.
    90 3 SEVERE ATTACK OF INFLUENZA CURE It give* ii. h jjre»t pleasure to add m y umutlUiit. Ed testimonial to the many virtues of Chamberlain's Cou«li Remedy. I was Buffering from .i very xqvere attack of influenza and l.roncliitis mi mil ;i«J\ibed U> try Cuauiberlain'u Cough Remedy, ■fcioa I am grateful
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    THE ASSIZES.
    291 3 A St.mi with SwoitoaTH'K. Tbe AMBMi were rnutinued yesterday alteruooo by Mr Justice Fisher, when thu Hokiuu, Kak Tay, cliaryed with wounding a coolie on a Passir RtBJMMJ plan<^iti.<u witli a Hwordstick, was found guilty aud seoteuc«U l>v the.lu<l^e to two years' rigorous iiuprisoument. Ar.LK<iKl> HoUHKHRKAKINK AMI T»lfl
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    THE MUNICIPAL ENGINEER IN THE HOME PRESS.
    383 3 THE MUNICIPAL ENGINEER IN THE HOME PRESS. Tlie .>'/(»■'''"■ <>t April it l» km tlii^ BjiMMSi to llw* r»'fiih.»l ■>! tin- <i. \«in..r t.. Mactigaj tin.Municipal OaauaiaaMMr'i naitu Mr. Nm'i ■alarj Mr. R. I'lMic-v umnicipal fD^ineer of Sinifapoi'H. li.i.- r»?Biiin»-d lii^ iK>-itii»u >,\\m^ tv tli« ivfu- il '.f the QajWWBOf
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    CHINA AND MISSIONARIES.
    278 3 A OlttM B-. k M Maiiiu:It m stated that the Waiwupn ha* atul a circular notification to the VioßfVja .md Qam_ nors tliroujjhont tlie Empire to *en<l. wiih-.ut delay. i sktasW 11-t •fSjn •ii-««_'i<*ui«it, riot or anti-Christian demonstration that 1..t« occmted within the jiiiiidi.tion of f.uh of
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    A NEW ARTIFICIAL RUBBER.
    221 3 A M H«.u,;t h. m ]..it< nt.-d Fivn«;li patent. No. :U7,9t;{) an .irtiti-ial ml l- r in...ie from the f"llowillg IMiM ftiitt:i-p<;r<:ha w i .1 j. OO Hi. OaMmt or < ;ir'-.»iii». .J MttJBMM 17 U> Stof-k ri'>lcn lai |g |i >ll- i i; Tiint.l.i-1 ii|.liaJl
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    PRODUCE.
    132 3 Tin 5 Wli Gambia* m 7.2.*, do. Cube No. 1 lo«j-2i do. do. No. 2 „|o Peppei, Black (ordinary S y.»». do. White, (Fair L W ■> p*. SSffJ Nutmega 110 to m,« n M ;j;; do. 80 to th« ■>. s'j klaoeißanda) UV Glovea 3* Luberiaa Coffe« ?1
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    SHARES.
    342 3 •■Mi mmm i". i ■i%i»iii BaUii m n i, 11v A' IMM lI4M 1 Batu <i>e~ Kul.i^r r.,y. Lt,J j t 7i'o«»<» »:,o Bukit K.ij.ili Kn»-l» r «',.y. Lt.l Klutii I" M L.i.lT ti t; IJ,(x)m 1«> :.0«> Cicely RnWn»r Estitea < 'oy. LUI. t.i.O.y 3 Pt>?f. C2.10U >L'V',«M>»
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 3 (CO»»ICTBD UP TO M»J, 3.) BMk4 y*x\ demiuia 2/4 Priy-Ate credits 8 m/s 2/4; credits 6 m/t 8/4fJFbanck, demand Bank 293' Germant, demand 239* Iwdia, T. T, 174j HorroKojro, demand 10% dis ToKOHAjtA, demand 114; Java, deiuuid 140 1 ll\NiiK<»K, demand 54 S-vuKMUNs, Bank Buy ng $BJ>7 Kiiuk uf
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      39 3 It's a jjood thmK if tmWM «-iv dibpen^ with toe human stomach, for it it> altogether too puritanical m iU perference for our age m the meanwhile, it is veil to remember that Grim#ulf Pepfine Vioe -miilt-lp dyvp^fi<» J
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      45 3 The miser tat amongst gAd. I would not |.ai-t." df Hiiid. With Ip ilf-d-miiinM. tho' my lif»VV'eic to forf.ii.;J. But '<n6:i< v;. i got him tio^n, Hi«j hre.«tliK gMV start and fewer Tako alt Iv yot," he iried, f>ut jfive $1* Womif Ob*at P*ntßaiiM Ovss.
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      66 3 CHILDREN LIKE TO TAKE IT. The finest qiinlity of granulated loaf HUgar ib uiied m the manufacture of t'liuml-erlain h Cough Remedy, and the rwA* used m it.' preparation give it a flavour aiuiilar to maple tyi up, making it a quite pleasant to take. Children like to tale it
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      447 3 TII9 order of Apri! 1( k v«juirinv; all vossel* calling here from Penan^ <>r port* lietwe^u tliere aud Malao<M to be examined by the Port Health Officer lias beeu withdrawn. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co.. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co.. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards
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      77 3 THE IDEAL PIANOS i tl* l» v M v iU TEAK Ul (RON IMNI.SOMK MODELSi. KBONIZKD RUBEWUOD an. l N All SAL v... CABEti WILL BKILLIAM TONK. PERFECT TO! I il DfJKAMUTT $rs cash. .iM 1- pajMMti n*j tack TROPICAL MODELS of PIANOS by such emire.it makers as STEINWAY BECHSTEIN,
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      349 3 MAILS CLOSE. To-M*. BMW, For I'er At Bangkok < .a-.i I I am ObKWHW DttnuU- f 11 AM Batu Pahat AJflg Ami '2 pm Muar A Mala. Sri ilua r \1 PM Bagan .V Ben^kali\ Met*/ pm P-naiij,' A Deli Hel>e I pm Malacca Ac Hve I^eony -I I'M Bangkok
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      420 3 VESSELS IN PuKT. M«n-«f-War FU B *"d Tons Corn.,,, ndcr Arrr For 8«ll.w (01.y«t...«0 M,,,,^ |Vbi|BK r n „rtai,. If S sffrii Sx Ss?" SfeiHl Ir §1^ B Clan, J*5J kX V R -SyueAOo. IWtoin DeEerens JjJJJ A P -j 5 D^ entlels Sou n, hay a 1 ;f II
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      158 3 C L X A X A N C E fc> May Full W... Knt .f Tadd, for lau^'kat. May Bombay Main Jap str, Ishikawa, for Coioml«. and B'MiiKiy. Liii Sitng, Brit. utr.. L.>ke, for HuU£koug. i Hon- W,i!i I, Brit btr. Slaker. for PenanI Resident S, liinff. Dut. »tr.. Sndin,
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      924 4 *:\t>V»ri 1 isrninits. LOST. Tiw wiadaj af Jollars m the pu»t year l.y Uimi M'»-p' lil% tIH r ll()Terli in B Also raaacavof v »d»ertising hi B< TRAMCAIiStiiv-fcl. THE ORIENTAL COMI'ANY. Ltd Advertising Agents. .'ij.s;{ R o l.i n >a ll*a'l. Mtr i: IT BILLIARDS. I «re nii' kg ;>
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      917 4 f anbrvttsrmcnts» I VANTED Billet by planter, ovtr 1b years' experience, j ?«t of reference*!. H. W. ASHBY. Singapore Pout Oftice. Jan 2 4 v.c. WANTED A draughtsman, j,*ooi salary to competent man. Apply to X c o Freo Preae.', Mar ;lf» m WANTED A ludy to take charge of
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      1002 4 EUbcrtlstmrms. FORTHCOMING FURNITURE SALES. May 9th. Lconio Hill, (j range Road. May 1 2th. O. T. Hare Ewj., Dect-atted. Labrador Villa. Paseir PanJaUR. May 14th. At sale room tho boolx. silver and plated and works of art of the late G. T. Hare. H. L.It'OGHLAN Co., Licensed Auctioneers and Surveyors.
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      894 4 3tibrrusfmrutii AUCTION BALI OF 370 LOGS OF TIMBER TO HE HKI.lt AY TIIK JOHORE SAWMILLS. On Friday, the 4th May, at 2 p.m. Comprising Balow. Daroo, Meranti, Mirabaw, Chenghui, Kranji. Kamiac-lt, 4c. As, To be sold I m loth. For particulars, »oe catalo^iieti. POWELL Co, Auctioneers. Apl .17 HOGAN Co.,
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