The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 May 1906

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PRICE 15 CENTS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAYS MAY 190(>. DAILY ISSUE NO. 5667
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      644 1 'atrocrtisemcnUs, p. o. BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Thronsrh Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. < nt*.r ir d 'for China) 1906.
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      807 1 N. D. L Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well -known mail steamers ef this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen, Hamburg \ia Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton. Gibraltar, Gronca, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and \ice versa) Port Said, S"ez, Ad.n, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki .aid
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      759 1 aoimtisnunus. DE KONINKLiJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU. UnOBB CONTBACT WITH THM NITHBSI.AN lUDIj. GOVKKHHTCT. Agents at Singapore, Shin's Agency, late J Daendels Co., 2-3 Coltycr Quar The undermentioned dates are only approximate. SUamcrs From Bx&eeted WiU b« Deseatehsd for 00 Do Eercns Banean Ayl Bandjermasoin, Kota Baroe, Moeara Djawa. Samaliii'l.i. Tarakan, Kerouw.
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      681 1 Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes de France Tdo^iiiphi. i_is— _r_nnifl_-TB Tlie mail stf.iiuers wr.ll 1»;;ivh Sin^intore on or a)«>ut the und'M incntioß»;d tl.it' OJTWARD. ROMSWABD. l!^u<» IMI Salu/ie May 7 Kni<-- 1 Simons May 7 Oceanien May 21 Poljn^Hi^n May 21 Tour.mo Jrm« t < ';il»*donien June I Tonkin June IS
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      670 1 fltJUfiiisniirnia. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. P_iD-irp Capital $lu,«>->0,0(,'0 Ras-BTB Fund Btwling Eeswve $10,000,000 t rAA SUver Reserve....s i,500,000 V l 0 Rsasßvs Liability ot Pmpribtors $10,000,000 COV-T Or DIKBCTORH. A. IIAUfT, Khq CiIAIUMAN. Hon. Mr. C. W. Dickngn Uepity Chairman. E. Goktz, Esq. Hon R. Shkwan. C. R. Len/mann.
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      778 1 A Good Speculation SPECIAL RACE CLASSES COMPOSING SPLENDID DEFINITION BOTH PERFECTLY FIELD AND POWER ACHROMATIC. COMPLETE IN LEATHEB CASE. Price $6, $8, $10, $15. Inspection invited. KATZ BROS, Ltd. UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LTD. THE LORDS OP TRF, AEiJIRALTY HAVF. I Of) THE TWENTIETH YEAR IN SUCCESSION AWARDED IMPOf. TA.\T
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    The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1906.
    866 2 The Singapore Free Press. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1906. J 't<a««l by ,t\f*en” -I ob» h*4 tnr g«:n 5 Urrr ttktti'A Tr.itli hn f/tmttm r**r~i** draw. 1 ■■•ni, *jn»lf» at l An. -inn: phi* „f t|,, Radical puho „f re■.Hi.:ti.mi ..utlHs political influence ot Ihi healthier Mfi -ti..u- the nations i»
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    831 2 U<C«I C. N Walts, Sherwood Forester*, if J>n iiii. i.-l to lie Brevet Colonel. i The .iuli»u of Johore km just u[»p]ie<l for membership of the Aero Club The resignation <f Capt X I'ence of his commission m the S K. E (V» is MMf*«4 Mr M A. «»reig m
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    TOPICS OP THE WEEK.
    1236 2 Q" ti.jm,/ 1,., mi in •.< noidrt e»t farrago librlli. JUTENAL. All's well that ends moderately well," uiight be the summing up of the Algeciras Conference, now, luckily, a thing of the past. It might bo easily have been <|uite the other way, if t In-Jt.i.
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    THE "BENTONG" ENQUIRY.
    925 2 FtETHEB EviUEMCK. Archibald Oooke, Chief Engineer of the Beutong, m reply to Mr Everett, said he did not say that gunner must have been asleep again m a conversation with Captain Howe Kor did he say this will be a good lesson la local companies for they'll
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    MINOR OFFENCES BILL.
    49 2 A consolidating ordinances relating to minur offences is to be introduced into the Legislative Council. The objects, aud reasons state that the bill is intended to reproduce m connected, and systematic shape such portions of these km a* ;ire now m force and of public ability.
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      822 2 SIX PAGES TO-DAY aTforrtistmrott. KELLY WALSH. HIGH CLASS VIRGINIAN CIGARETTES AT A CHEAP RATE. HAND MADE AND FREE FROM DUST. THE STATE EXPRESS No. 555 I'A< Xl l> IX lIKKMKTICAU.V SBALED I'VIENI VAtl LM fill*. Reduced Price 65 cts. per tin. KELLY AND WALSH, LIMITED, SINGAPORE. John Little Co, Ltd.
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      22 2 *> I Drs. KEW BROTHERS I I I J DENTAL SURGEONS, J I No. U, Battery Road I I Chartered Bank Building. I
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      43 2 A iJOBE Tuboai may lt> quickly caret) by applying a flannel bundage dampened with Chare berlain's Fain Balm. A Luna back, a paia r» tta« oide or chest, should be treated m a similar man> ner. For sale l.y all Dealer*. The Dispeiury,
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      150 2 THE WKKK. Saturditj .nh High Wat*>r 1— 7.2 »a. H.X) p Hub* Clnb. Wayang Satu PS. o p. S.V.A. Rifle Club, teams shoot. 2 p. English Mail of April 12, doe. The Town Band, Reservoir 8.30 Suxdav, 6th High Water 8.30 a. p BV.A.R.C. -Ans»snJianCnp,7a; Ponk Cup'Jp. Swiuiminfc CbkV Winches.
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      GERMANY AND TURKEY.
      42 3 A Strange Statement. Received at 4.5 pni Tn« Standard »ay ß that Prirce Metternich ha* informed Sir Edward Grey that the Sultan cannot rely n D the support of Germany m the erent of a quarrel with Great Britain
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      The King in Paris.
      24 3 M Fallieres has given a banquet to Kirn* Edward at the Elysee. Toast* of the most cordial character were exchanged.
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      Repatriation of Rand Coolies
      29 3 A proclamation informing the Chinese that any desiring to return to China will l>e financially aided under certain conditions, has been published on the Kand.
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      Witte's Resignation
      66 3 Conflicting Opinions Bee. at »> I' 2 am May 1 here are two contradictory versions of Count de Witte's resignation. One is that he has been overthrown by the Reactionary clique, tbe other is that it was desired to fortify the autocracy by the promulgation of a reactionary
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      Natal Legislative Council
      38 3 Thankslfor Offered Aid The Natal Legislative Couucil has been opened by a speech wh ch expresses gratitude for the offers of assistance from the general commanding the Imperial Forces m Natal, and the neighbouring Colonies.
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      M. P. Resigns
      28 3 Possible Seat for Mr Lyttleton Dr Kutherfoord Harris M. P. for Dulwicb has resigned. It is likely that Mr Alfred Lyttelton will befasked to vtand
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      Japan's Silk Crop Damaged.
      32 3 The late frosts have done miKh damage t>> the mnlbem trees m Japan and there will be a considerable reduction m tbe amount of tbe spring silk crop
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      The Disturbances in France.
      43 3 An Alleged Royalist Plot. M Clemenceau, speaking at Lyons, says that documents have Ijeen discovered proving tbe existence <>f a plan ba«ed on instructions issued by the J'u I) Orleans, for the antiRepublican parties participating iv the labour riota.
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      Kaiser and Chancellor.
      24 3 Birthday Congratulations The Kaiser visited Count Buefow on the occasion of his birthday Tlie Count was :u the beat ut health.
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      Native Fighting in Zululand,.
      24 3 Tbe NaUtl rebels ha\e desiroveil lue iiut- -t he loyal Zulus m retaliate >-j tor tlie burniu-.' •I their kraals.
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      Fatal Bomb Explusion.
      29 3 A Kusaian haa been killed at Boio, Vmcennes, by the explosion of s l>omh whi'h he »a B carrying m his pocket A roDipanvn v. wounded
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      The Future of Russia.
      273 3 A Pessimistic Prediction. The correspondent of the l>aily Telegraph at .v. Petersburg, predict* a renewed conflict between the Crown and the nation, and declare* that the reactionaries intend usin; all the foreign loan for the purpose of waging civil wai Count Lamsdorff will probably reoigu Kec.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1270 3 The ns Uu i meeting of this Board was held yesUi-.luy afternoon m the Municipal Office, Mr <•• Broadrick, presiding. The other members present were Di M. Rob-rUou, A. W. Bailey, Ching Keng Lee. R. Allen, W. Macbean, and R. Peirce 'Engineer) and J. Poljjlase (Secretary). Minutes. The
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    APPOINTMENTS.
    81 3 In the ««ii/.«;ite the following are uiado. Mr A. T. Bryant to be acting Auditor Ueuer.il vice Mr K. C Hill granted 11 months' leare. Mr W. OL Micbttll U> be actiuj,' Fint Magutrate. Mr L. C- UowarJ to be C'oiuuiiiuioQer Court of K< j nt-r.t B Dr CJ.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1346 3 F»idat, Mat 4, 1906. PBBSBVT: Hi* Excellency the Officer Administering the Uovernn. me t (Sir William Taylor, «.c.«i.e.) In« Hun file the Acting Colonial Secretary (E.L. Brockman.) the Act. Attorney-* Jenl (J. R. lnm\- the Act. Col. Treasurer J.O. Anthonisx) the Auditor-Qe ier»l (E. C. H. Hill.) the
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    121 3 TELKOBAPH V. SHKBWUOD FoKKM KKs The Telegraph Company, m their i>ecoiid match on the Esplanade last evening against the Sherwood Forever?, gained a rather easy victory by goals and a try to uil. Lieut. Hecke had got together a team of triers, but they were not a match
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    KAISER WILHELM, PROTECTOR OF THE MUSSALMANS.
    97 3 I Gbbmin bfIMM is Ti nj.s. Allahabad, April 25. -The Pionwr h I<ondon correspondent wire* that a Temps" incutui^ from Tuni- Rajs that the ag^russion» against Europeans there are increasingly freipient. It m becoming certain that foreign agent* are at work throughout the t-pjjion,
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    THE LATE MR LEWIS FRASER.
    101 3 A Glasgow eorrebpondt-nt mentioms that the late Mr F'raser was staving over tin- week end with hit brother-in-lan* at Heston when his death occurred. The funeral took pla<-«- at He*tou Church where an :uj j.r»---i >-»• service wan couducU^l. Among thoiw preneut were Mr I>ewm
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    A TROPICAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
    122 3 Dr .Kin.-- < '.tutlie sugu'dth iv tiie Journal of Tropical Mediciiif tliat it is probably tiui« that a Tropical Medical AfIMCMHI .should lie funnel He sUtes that tli»j uuuiber «-t me<lical niHu dirwtlv intt-reht^l iv tropical medicine a<x<»unt-> to ii:i»- •">,O<X> t and they forui the
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    STARVED INTO CANNIBALISM.
    402 3 nunu siosi nou "inn ■^tl l»K-ih'< rt..s r>\ a WhOIK TMfJS. HI lVter»l)in_'. Suud»v, April 1. An account of a r«-ujarkal>ie ol auui l.ali-»m MMI tr..in BfaaW-KoljaMk, m Urn provin«eot VakuUL. K.isteru SiUria A lueuiljer ot tb« trilw of fwlrfirg. a dj«g ra«*!. wa* io lueuiljer last
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    212 3 Wo u.r« ix»urteou»l}- iufuruied Irom llie becruUriat that tin- luaugunttiuu a| (he Cbiipel of the Mou< I»i^(iuv."ii«li.-.| Order of St Michael and St (leorire will taLu plauu ou tbe 12th June His Majtwtr The Kin^ will \<c pret>ent at the Cereinouv, which will be a SUl<> one, uud the whole
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    THE ASSIZES.
    161 3 Hiavt Skvten< n*. Oo Thursday, continuing the hearing of the charges on the Assize calendar, Mr Justice Fisher sentenced Yacob, one of the five Malays, charged with breaking into a house m Guppajerd at night, to seven years' imprisonment. Fifteen pawntickeU of articles removed from the house of
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    THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
    70 3 Here is an eloquent picture of the Empire m a few aentences. The King has m Asia more tli.m :<"".' oo.OOM subject* m America. 7 m Africa, iWlit i3,000,«00; m Australasia, over .'>,0ou,O0O; aJJd m Europe, over 42,00«>,00f1. Classifying them \>vo*4 .y by religion*, there are, on
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 3 (CoREECTED UP TO May, 0.) Bank 4 ins 2 demand "l\\ Private credit* m s 2/4,", credits 6m 2'iJ France, demand Bank _'!»3 Qbkmant, demand 239 India, T. T I7i Honoxoso, deinaud 1" ,lm Yokohama, demand 114' Java, demand 140; Bangkok, demand 54 •SovKKKi.i.vs, Bonk Buying MJ>7 Bank of
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    PRODUCE.
    147 3 (May. o Tin lH>K'i OambMr a 7.45 do. CuU Ho. 1 J 0 do. do. No. 2 10. Pepper, Black (ordinary Spora. m 20.75 do. White, (Fair L. W. 5p c, „2H3J Nntmegi 110 to <be n 33 do. 80 to to* t. 59 M*oe (Banda) 145. Olorw (Amboifta)
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    SHARES.
    503 3 Capital Capital I i:e Paid Issued paid up Value up Company. Quotations IItMN I4(MMM lo II WmmmakQMM.ih.U4 liMmmm •40,000 10 10 Do Do (Deferred. mlm $600,000 tioO.oOo 10 14 Brunei. Hydraulic Tin 51 Co Ltd I"2 salt--1200,00.) 10 10 Kaduu Gold M. Co. Ltd. uom $100,000 10 N Do
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      116 3 We have received a copy of No 1 of the bin--apore Tatler a "weekly journal devoted to Bpotting, mining, planting, social, home, foi «urn shipping commercial, legal aud dramatic ue»* which is being got up by Messrs E. B. Helsne and C C Sarre. Tbe paper is attractiveJv priatad and
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      109 3 SU PAGES TO-DAY THE IDEAL PIANOS r« im dunn an v ltl jeak IRON HANDSOMK MODBLB ia EBONIZKD ROBEWOOU aud NA'II.KAI. WOOD CASEH FILL a MULLIAjn ToNK. TOWCT IWCH HiMw. i mjuUIR $r5 cash. TROPICAL MODELS of PIANOS by such eminent makers as STEINWAY BECHSTEIN, COLLARD A COLLARD, WINKLEMANN, HAAKE,
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      435 3 MAILS CLOSE. To- DAY. For Mr At Penang A CalcutU Kut Sun;; .1 cm M .tl a.i a ie M dine.-, i :t cm Souralwya ie Bun Poll Guau '■> i-u Penang i Deli Natuna I pm Batu Paliat Sultana i pm Hongkong A Japan Tydeus I pm Batavia M
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      462 3 VESSELS IN PORT. M.n-of-War 2^2^ C J f 1 Ar —J From P^Whcn Se*Mew (,01. yet.. 000 Murpby Apl p,^. Uncertain Den of Kelly JJgfJ *P Hon«ko Dl W Man£ld LWUin Blax Brit -b I Baker Apl Jr. N, lstl> TTncertain S. S3 £r S'"»^ SS s;^ Ha'.hiiul UraDfc-e Brit
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      227 3 ULKAK A N C E S M-y I Protit. Nor >tr O|»»n. for P. Brandan Deli, G**r. Ay.. Lens*, for Bangkok. May 5 Kinttuk, Brit <tr. I^ewis. for Auiatetdutu, I^jndon, and Ant ei j>. Machaon. Brit str. Long, for Geno.>, M.>i^illr< and L'pool. Hyson, Brit str, Davies, tor Hongkong A
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      942 4 '^brrttsriiimts. i 1/afT. T'i« iMaii'U <>.' dollars m tb» pi is ye ar I.t Irau »iii-i»i.. hi-' lfc«*r iidrertisins. Also ilMMcecf aaakiaqf ***J >'y not advertising m TRAttOAJH tl" «"-'>' THE ORIENTAL COMPANY, Lti> Adtwrttotag AfHaU, ?>l-bz Ro»,i u torn Roau. M.v IT IIA BILLIARDS. I im'ii '<«■ .i Bliliiird
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      818 4 at)\)friisriiirnts. S. MOUTRIE Co., Ltd. < KsTABI.ibJIKK lS7"> Pianoforte Manufacturer ■OHOKOVG AND SHANGHAI. Importers of Pianos, Organs and Every Description of Musical Instruments. (fat Jjoal far LTCEUH THEATRE, BHANOHAL nil; A.itsib M •siNGAl'oui: A'i Hanam POWELL* Co. At whose Saleroom BMM ol" t)Vif Pianos ■N now on view. A|.l It
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      963 4 Elfrmisrmrnts. AUCTION SALK Fri<f"f, IV/< M,ii/, ifO'i. i Household Furniture a t No. 7. LE< )SIE HILL (entrance m Grange road) lately occupied l>y H. D. Bassktt, £t>vtOaßSeiaiag useful well made dining room and drawing room furniture, carved Hideboarda, dinner VNsggoao, aaaiaaal mid taMes, l«droom furniture m- ludinc b«a. !<Hlstcads,
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      658 4 'SUbrrtisrmrntfj WANTED Billet by planter, <>v, ly years' exj^rience. B«st of references. 11. \V. ASH BY, iSingupure Post OHice. J.m 1- v.c. WANTED An Experience Chinese Book-keeper. Api»ly N.N.A. 0/0 "Free Prens." May I 1H.5 WANTED A a^rsaojatsssta, good Balarj bo oompelent sssa. Apply to X c o Five rMos.*,
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      761 4 surfjfrttsntu nts To let from the l.st Juno, a j;ndown No. 7 Bernam Street off A nsoii Ilo:id. area 1 2,000 w| ft, at present occupied l>y MsSSTS BjSM and Co. Apply to E. NATHAN, l:*> Oasaoa Alley. Mar 1 TO LET One newly-constructed MHksj m Ro'>>insoD Road closo to
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      718 4 f stibrrtisrmfms. THE SEA VIE* HOTEL. KATONG. intending Hoanhrs and UMIfOT at the ahove Hotel are requested kindly mrtkc thi'ir applications for Kouins as early as possible The Management will br ffIH(J to fuinish thr rooms singly or en suite (for Family) to suit their visitors, etc. There will Ik-
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    TRAVEL IN THE EAST.
    1156 5 WHY BRITISH LINBS LOSE OBOCHD. A few years ago. sajs Commercial ItUelli•jfuce, it was found necessary by foreign bteamabip owners catering for tbe passenger trade to advertise that the uaptain and officers speak English." From present indication* it looks as though British lines will soon have
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    INTERNATIONAL POPULATION STATISTICS.
    687 5 Tbe results of tbe German iviwi» of Deceml*er 1 1 I'd,') bave been wade the subject of an international fompan.-on m the recently published quarterly number of tbe Statistics of the German Empire, where they have been treat«d m detail m a very interesting manner It is
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    RED ENSIGN DISAPPEARING.
    421 5 WHY BRITISH OWNERS REGISTER f«/.m .Suiriiir'. Qmmmmir, Aii.mii^' shipping folk there is much curiosity us to what will occur when the n^w Shipping Biil »«coircs law It it is Co apply only to En.;Jihh raft, utii i/the .omiug act -j— .«t materi ally BprfMt owners, the probability
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      644 5 Rilcy liargreaves& Co, Ltd ENGINEERS CENERAL CONTRACTORS, SINGAPORE and IPOH. MOTOR VANYanTLORRIES. Latest RELIABILITY Award. THE 16 H. P. ALBION 11 MADE the ONLY NON-STOP HUN m its class and gained Ihe GOLD MEDAL Scottish automobile club Reliability trials May. I9OS. Sole Agents, RILEY HARGREAVES Co, Ltd. A P I
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      735 5 gpotmteementi. i Pure blood makes the skin clear, smooth, healthy. Impure blood blotches the skin with pimples, sores, boild, eczema, eruption* Mr. G. W. Bartner. Keezletown. Va.. tells of the bad condition he wan m, and bow be was cured by Ayer's Sarsaparilla "Shortly sSMi leaving i.-^-. j gjgj troublsd
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      161 5 I'BOTKn >(ilikkh and family against attacks of pneumoaist by (Wearing at once a bottle of Chaiuberlmn'M Cough Raiuedy. If this remedy is taken on the hint uppearance of a cold all danger will l>e a>oide<l. It alwaya cures and cures quickly. Sold by all Dealera. Tbe Dispeniary, General Agents. YOU
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      1263 5 atobrrtisniirms. Singapore Sporting Club. PROGRAMME FUR THE SPRING RACE IOUTUIO. IflM May 22nd, 24th and 26th. FIRST DAY. T>i, *<l.itf, Al-nf -likl 1. The Maiden Pi.atk. Valu«J«<M». A Race for Maiden II. >r*- R'eigat M-t :ili.. Entrance I-U Distance, R. 2. The Lawn Stakkm. Valufs4Of». A Handicap for nil H..r>.
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      832 5 auurmsintrnts Ti.r r BY ORDER OF 'HE TRUSTIES FOR THE DEBENTURE HOLDERS 1 .s j h 1. \n s n«>NKi> VALUABLE SUGAR ESTATES '"'UK AND BATI X AWAN I N I'KoIEHTY OK Wcllesley (Penang) t state Limited. "m. M awaajaj h»k salk Blf PUBLIC AUCTION ti riu; OBOROE T<»\VN s.W.rs
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    WITH THE RUSSIAN RED CROSS.
    2686 6 TIHS FWHt AT THB SIIAH-Jio. \i. irn m Evsaf o bwus^i unsu BJ A\il'l IMA. VI .liiu'-'.iM-'.ie HuaaataJ 1... v i,,- boaaaa Lulaogiau io tii«- .i.'j. ii uncut m <run(.»cliu!iiij. ,i. jjyo i:, MuLleii. Tbiawaaal aVatiaMtbi .-oil. i -.1 ol K«- i <'i >> .iuei:,-|.>
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    HONGKONG IN THE EIGHTIES.
    699 6 The Arinv and Navy Chronicle for Man h j printv the ttecuud iuatalmcnt of a descriptive urticlf entitltnl tTaaVr tli«^ Peuuaut or j "Foreign Service m t\m Ei^htia** 1 bw Charles Olutg, who, weun«ltM>i iii.l. is ;i ivliivd lieuf^nalit ..Mlie K<>y"l N.ivv. Make tli«> following \t
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      503 6 and all th« liospitalh wore lilled to oveiHowiug, but still I mana;^eJ to x<3t a small corner for him. Hh j»r."iB<'.l mv hand and Baked m« tn look nftiT linn later <>v m GraaUvboiiaf. I left. him, BMMMltad mv w*4ftfomi ami «lr«>v«t<> Ihe old r^ajaiaaf Baat Mukdaa.' waara va hud
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      582 6 -lIN.DIi N I.IKK TOTAKI IT. »r m ii.' t. .'.i,i»; f i'iiuiiii-»:.... <•■ _i aadtaa rooU Bead ;i t prepaniica i-..i.m i i iMn.-u like totake. i Bad I .ii w.i <» .ill I>.-...". Tlj»- r»,-i.-n-.ir\ o -»nt« NOTICE 1 kl M iiVK KIM. „y Uhjv,- ,i,l bak mb, li.n
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      26 6 DYSENTERY AND DIARRHOEA. BBoWK'fl SPECIIIL. 'Jo \m had at tLe BIVOAMM Dlnr£MBABY, or of SfiKß BroWV, CJmsaOale, River ValK-y Road, Bing4|>or>>. ■A? 1 W ui^f 28J<t
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