The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 May 1906

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5 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    19 5 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PRICE 15 CENTS. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. MAY 8, 1906. DAILY ISSUE NO. 5669
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      614 5 mmB p. o. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Auscralia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading ibsuod for China j Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LIHES. Onboard 'for China) 1906. 190H Oceana
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      757 5 -Itjocmscairnts. N. D. L Norddentsclier Lioyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well -known mail steamers of j this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen, Hambnrg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, C-onoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said, Baaa, Aden, Colombo, Penaiig, Singapore, Hongkong, Ehun^hai,
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      867 5 i^DDritisruifius. I DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. U.MiU COMTKACT WITH THM NbTHEB'.AN ,'H JnDTA GoVXaMM«NT. Agents At Slnßaporc, Ship's Agency, late J Dac.idel.-. ft Co., 2-3 Coltyer Quay. The undenneationea dates ar« only approximate. steamars Prom Bzs«ctcd Will be Deseatcheii tor on Dc Curpentier Billitou May 8 Bilhton, liatavia. Ju.va-co.iMt, Baasaaaajsj,
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      620 5 Pacific Mail Steamship Co Occidentn.l and Oriental ste?.mship Company AilD Toyo Kisen Kaisha lObibntal £8 Cot VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU. mo-TBoncAL Boon only lin< takii.- 'I"- aana SOUTHEBII KOLJK bok ithoPatiflc ria HONOLULU, OAHU, ob> ths m tarsile aa4 beautiful i. Ua« >f the I'acihc. > t-.iuuK'.:
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      617 5 jUforrttsfmnuß. Hongkong and tsnangnai Banking Corporation. Paid-up Capital $lo,'>i>o,(>oo Bisikvb FonD Btorling ßeserve $10,000,000 1 SU^er Reserre....* M.5W.000 1 jO W)O Rbbbkyb Liability or Propeibtol.B 110,000,000 coubt of l>ibbctc>bs. A. Haupt, Eh*j Chairman. < Hon. Mr. C. W. DtOKSOfl Deputy Ciiaibman. E. (iotrz, Esq. I lion li. Skjcwan. i 0.
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      438 5 SINGAPORE AND KRANJI RAILWAY PROM AUGUST. mo 5 Train Bet«k.« ror Week Days and Sun ,y S "*l-*i"» Trai""on hs v Singapore ''..f:- BukJt Panianß J j WoodUndt J I I rohorc(A B.Phr) 740 IU ur> i i < •us (AbuiJakarP^r)./ Woodlands HomndFcd SlSBS<3lil£ SINGAPORE ApplicJlions for aJv<rUi.-n:.-::t ip^te It.
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      134 5 Life 1 7.' ICOi 1 A^nU NOBEL'S Explosives do, Ltd G1 A-::<.W BxiMhi Imui ct Geligi Dyn \i'\v.(\ Blasting Oelatlna DetoMtan, Gaiety Fu5M Electric Blasting Appuatus TtM n:if«rtarad va Q .•.> bmi topMitfci Li^'ii taad i impmd by th« nuaiont, .vau are thereferv t*> hi oi superior quality au«} p'reij.
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    The Singapore Free Press. TUESDAY MAY 8, 1906.
    1108 6 The Singapore Free Press. TUESDAY MAY 8, 1906. JA■ X I .•!>■: I -v. With reference to Mr Wu.ium I)i>m\> letUr refuting and correcting •■•^rtaiu nnv.on- tjptioutor missUUrin»at(» puhln<hed m IVuau.; m the matw <-f the latsftM <>f th* tVrtam Estate, it »l'*e- u><V appear that anuhmg cau profitable 1»-
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    833 6 The Mtt.iuiir liraco no« m p-jrt is <<|Kx:iailv Htu.d up for rarrviug h««iv» muhioery. Her derricks ir»- extremely powerful aud <-apaM" of hftin_' ih*? h<Mvi»««t weiu'fit|{ri^'a<l!"r <i.nera! 'I II BKm, U. 8 Annv. hai i*-^ii iu<«ulled ;ii Ijovernoff of ;h»* HflVu prorince the I'iiilippiuei iv »u<:<-e?!»i<»n t" «ieueral \N ix»d
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    A QUESTION OF REPAIRS
    364 6 Mr Coehlo, the Stamford Koad piano tuner, appeared m the Court of Kwj'i^sta yesterday at* plaintiff, cliiiniug $100 INHIH fioin a bicycle and ricksha repairer named Woiiy Ah Peng, whos" «hop i^ at No. Sout'n BndfC Road. Mr l.'oehlo had a. rickisha wliioh was the pi
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    FIBRE PLANTS FROM UGANDA
    221 6 Iv the Coi.n ol li.-.)iie-<t- jraafardaj, Mr Carlos J S<;hirnifcr, v.ho iai'l tint ba Vaa the Manager of a rubber planting syadioßßl srboM i-M.ttes are iv Johore. dej;...««.l tli .t t!x- v\ U Ji. cate ha-1 a uur^n under Ins cboiae, IoOBOMi at*J!7 Bonsaaaoa ßead. This
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    597 6 1M M HL jadbl >leran arrived Jjt.-re from Kuauuu tins manimg sritl th<- Tisalni iu--.tr of l'ahan-.'. the llrituh resident, and Messrs \Vray and MH.'Mkind Jhe Mcrau returns to KuaDt.iu t..-ni>n w The gaahaat fkkUi ii Hpoaais! Is lea;*.- tor Hongkong 10-sßorro* She v p.iiute-1 the fiirli'in_' mr" .j Urn
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    THE COMING THEATRICALS
    211 6 The nr.it performance* by an amateur ■In ni.it i- company m the Victoria Memorial Hall uu May li*. '22, and '26th will be worthy of the event. The play chosen is that witty njd laughable comedy His Excellency the Governor,' th» tneinu of which is an epidemic
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    THE ASSIZES.
    308 6 Pomgi Dm nw is Tamau Yesterday afternoon, before Mr Justice r'i»ber, Joseph Kodrigues. a Kurasian, formerly employed an a police detective, was arraigned at the Assi/.es on n<> lean then six counts, three <>f tttmwj, and the rent of using the forged documents a* -/enuiue He pleaded not
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    SUPREME COURT.
    234 6 THL TtMI'LE iyVM Iv the Supreme Court tan morning, the Aetaag Chief Justice. Mr Juitu* Law? pro.;.*dt l witu the bearing, adjourned from fortnight a-... vi the action by K.V.AC. Chettv aud I'fJ' Anuaiualay Chettv aud eight other defendant*, vi the money-lending order tor *)».***> aud interest The
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    TEUTONIA CLUB.
    32 6 TEUTON I A CLUB. I'he Committee and Members of the Teuton** Club g lV e a Fancy Dress Ball cm June 25th tv .^lebrate the ..UtU anniversary of the Cl»lrs founaatiou. MINES.
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    79 6 \e*Wrdav afternoon Messrs H. I* Coßhlan 4 Co be d a very successful land sale at therr mart The principal properties offered were the shop properties known as Nos 23 *4 /I! 2 "^J I Lane Tbere'wL r V mtf f nd the P^Perty wa. sold fbr .»»>.OW> the purchaser
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      841 6 sTo^« 9* Stobmisem rnts NEW' M4YNAHD CO, Ltd. NEW The leading English NEW Cheniittta have opened NEW b BRANCH DISPENSARY. NEW 59*.3. North Bridge Road. May s p 2 The Bankruptcy Ordinance. 1888. i Iv the yupix-uie Court of the .Straits Settleuients. ■MUBR ot Sinuapokk. IN HANKKirT( V. No. o."
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      186 6 ?o:Dao* aDbcrttßctmuts To Let. Kinrara Orchard Road, partially furnished, for further particulars Apply to D TCRNER. British Diwpensarr. _Mu 7 8 M To li*t No. 1 Wilkie Roail Affi> to B. N. Klias, M;i la- -:i St :••>-! May x Amateur Dramatic PERFORMANCES OF THE AMUSING COMEDY H. E. THE
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      45 6 *H>mt» qovki>r» tyiMd life-time In hunting aft^r Aud \y the time tlwy y killeJ tWu> Tlif) ye gro^Ti a» M|| hh worms Mti.i..U-i >v«>nl<l Vikl «Uieu to. e*rtk CWnt ti < ooblc:> would be fewer i'lfn would be gay, if every one Tuok Woore' Great Piffcbxim
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      25 6 Grtmault and Cos SarsaparUl* l^anm the blood from all impurities awing from Bcros tul. Ei- /mi i Bad TjpgF. Skin Disemaec, Piaj).)o iai bored. T
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      149 6 THE WKKK. TI«SDAY, »th: High Water 10.17 a Milt Full Moon, y.» p. V. M. C A. Athletic Club Concert, m csberwood a Baud. BwUnk Gurdeni. LLTC Crovuiet WIbHBSDAY. '.»tli Hij<b Water 1 1 J 10.52 pI' 1 Mail Homeward due. LLTC Croi vet. Thlk«da\. Tittt HiKb Watts,- IMtia UJfyl
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    26 7 (By submarine teie^,. v, CHOLERA IN PERAK. Penang May 8, Reed. 1.10 p.m. {From our ovu Correspondent.^ Cholera has br Aen out m Peral.
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      Moscow Governor Wounded.
      59 7 Received May 7, l.:Ju pin. A bomb was throirn at Admiral babassof, the Governor General of Moscow, whilst he was returning from the Cathedral. The Admiral was wounded m the 1W aud his aide de camp and a sentry were killed. The assailant, who is reported to
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      Russian Governor Murdered.
      17 7 Kecd. May 8, ».4O a.iv. General JelUuovaky, the Governor of Eka'erinoslaT, haa been assassinated.
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      Operations in Natal
      44 7 Native Kraals Shelled Col. Mackiy with a lar^ lorce bait asecud■l one of the highest point on the Ukhaln.lla a range m Natal eight miles from the Ma gistracy and shelled a number ..f kraals shots were exchanged with the rebel-
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      Home at Last.
      31 7 Prince and Princess of Wales m England. The Prince and Princess of Walt* on board H M. S. Renown arrived at Port laud a.ud proceed to Bpilhead to-day
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      Mr Churchill on Colonial Policy.
      81 7 Empire-^iown Cotton Mr Winston Churchill speaking at Liverpool, dwelt on our tropical possession* and said that the Government was keenly alive to the importance ot developing them and he hoped that m future less money would be spent m punitive expeditious and more m enploitim;
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      The Somaliland Command.
      38 7 Major Cordeaui has been ap]>ointed Comluiisioner and Commander-iu-Cliief m S-uiali-lau'j Mdjor W. W Cordeaux is 2nd m ..ounuand of the 21st Lancers, served iv tbe Soudan campaign and took patt m the Battle of Khartoum.
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      The French Elections.
      40 7 Two liuudred ol the results of the French elections are now knowu, and there has n practically no chance at ali. Those arrests] m onn»x-tiou with theall«t '«.'d politico- labour plot M Fran-.-e wen* released U:«t tveninw'
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      Government Successes.
      45 7 Ke-*ive<l at 1 a lv May 8 The Ministerialists hate larg«tj All tbe MiniKter- have b*-eu r^-ele. te«J. M t>oumer. JI. Brisson, and tbe Socialisi le»t<lei including M Jaures, M Gue&de. M ISasly .ml M. use. The Reactiouaries au-1 Nationalmt> nave no grounO
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      Strikes At an End.
      15 7 lb*i uiiuers strike m the north >f Knuice j- j bbmM.
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      Turkey and Egypt.
      27 7 British Squadron at the Piraeus. Keceive<l May 7, LB pui Four British battleships, four cruisers, an 1 iMr destroyers have arrive<l at the Piraeus.
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      The King in Paris.
      52 7 Political Conversations. The Hon. Uardinge, who accompanied the Kin_' on his Ujur, took a<lvanta'^e <>f the King's stay m I'm* to have a uumber bI Conferences with M. Bourgeois on pendin,.' international 101 The French papers sUt^ that tue coincidence r>f their views further tighten* the
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      U. S. BATTLESHIP REFLOATED.
      19 7 Heel. May n. a m 1 tie AmerKau battleship Khode 1.-lan' 1 ha-. Iwu reHoured.
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      Fighting in Zululand.
      57 7 Native Attack Repulsed. .lonef ManaHi made a rec^nuaiwikance m torce iv tlie directiou <»f Cetewayo's grave Two huudred Zulus <-hargt»d the vanguard desperately. a°s it was descending a precipitous bill. A aingle I»Wj reached a few yurd« «>1 t.ue f«»rce. but ««n nspH<^»l Sixty were killed aud
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      96 7 The l»e.Hrmg »f the <4iar«» ot i<h*utiu.' a rikisha coo'ie against F W. «*Ui«» was concluded on Satwrday hsfata Mr Column. H Worship conTict^J tmi M*:um:<l au«l liefore passing seuteuve said that riLi.-h.t SmHbi worked wr hard ami it was m weaa tUmj to deprive tbeii> of their hard-mrued far«s.
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      The Bertan Estate.
      757 7 K> Wat couiein|»>iurv tlio finaiuj OaW* ette Heems to have out -.1 his way to mticise aJverswly. tho Straits Settlement a (Bertaon Couipany Ltd. He IBgvtta seeiug the name of Sir T. West Ki<iijeway at the head of t he Board of Directors, inferring thereby something discreditable
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    THE BENTONG DISASTER.
    349 7 "■XI IHE (J'tlUl'n Ft.VKIN'.. Tt*« Osmti "t Ku-juirj s finding, delivered alx^ut. mid-lay on Saturday, was to the follow, ing effect A^to co«t*., their order was that they be divided. The report stated that the Court found for the reasons gir r .>n l^elow. the (to. Benton^
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    60 7 Iv ttm iu-nti\i >jt Aj.ril m KammßßM there were f»^2 dMaUih. of wbiiHi %'i vure on the < j'liirautme blami Of tlu: «aamW ftmaj liolera. tin- »v.ire imported BflVfml lv Lm .uj Bortml, i. 'I m il. I J'li'ln-i.- i.inrx.j i|<.>k( /Jeaths, 172: 147 took place from natural cduae> l')
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    THE KING'S CHINESE.
    1423 7 Yellow Citizbnh of oik Empibb. In the lands of onr King live some millions of loy;il Chinese. A lemon-coloured Sphinx, slightly animated, but possessing a bewildering facial restraint a beinp m whom there are neither morals nor truth, and no sense tf reverence Except for his wicked
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
    53 7 CROQUET TOURNAMENT. Play fob To-mobbow. Ducblkh Handicap. Mrs Lovell aud Mr Patchett 24. vs. Mr and Mrs Innes 1 Mrs Paunders and Dr. Siinp«on 2>. vs. Mrs Peirce and Mr Braddell, scr. I'l.iy begin* at 4 4->, sharp and players not on the ground by 4.50
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    RUGBY.
    147 7 S. C C. v. The Gakbikon. A somewhat unequal game resulted from the meeting of the Club and a fifteen of the Garrison, on the Esplanade last, evening, aud but for the fact that the Club's three ijuarters were spleud idly watched the sco re woujd uodoubt have been
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    GOLF IN MALACCA.
    100 7 The result of the April mouthly medal of the M. Cl. C, played on theSereh Links was MrH W. Firmstone 42 4o »cr Bl Mi baffl 47 tl I 83 Mr M. Ffelli.jr M >2 1". H Mr J. Howell 52 ."iS 15 !»2 Mr A Prin-lo
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    CRICKET.
    122 7 S.C.C. v X A. A match was played ou the Ksplauade on Saturday betweeu the above teams aud ended iv a win for the club. X A •Smith run out Browning b Nichol.m <4 Arthur Cantrell b HbJEbM '^4 fVrraro b Nicholas Madden c McKean b Tmnbull 1« Cattemll
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    FL ODS AT CANTON.
    117 7 F L ODS AT CANTON. KMBANKMENrs OOLLATBE. bTaVI I.iv.i Lo>i < 'untou, Apnl _'►>. (Joiisidemble >uft«frin^ ha« Ujen cauaeU iv tli«-i"i,'i-jli of QaSBsB owiu^ t<» the flijodi wiiich hmtalen pl.ic,-. .Vroiiud •Saiuamand Viugt.iL the BBMMMJi lias lieen e(U:B«ive. The etjilutnkuieuto *l>jti^ the river at Sainam have collapsc-U, despite the fact
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    PUSING LAMA TIN MINE.
    28 7 The output from this mine for the mouth of April Im was 1,180 piculs of tiu ore of au approximate value of *»)o, l*'
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    RUBBER IN THE AMAZON B'SIN
    420 7 Rubber is not product iv Chile, but iv al' the country watered by the River Amaion, coui-j.ii.-in^ large portions of Bolivia, the port* of entry for which ai« iv Chile, the Hi.Ju.try ts attracting the attention of foreign capitalist*. Thn wore elevated parts of Hrn
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    THE DUT H EAST INDIES.
    94 7 Brnaaels, Apl 6. A telegram to The Hague say. that the stronghold of Enrekang m the Celebes lias been stormed After a vigorous resistance. The enemy lost o".» killed and many wonnded. With the downfall of Enrekang organized reHist^nce m the district of Kantoe is
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    NEW STEAMER SERVICE TO THE FAR EAST.
    102 7 A number of (.-otiipauiex, iiulu<lin^ tlw Hamburg- America, Lm<\ the firm of H. illihlih IJieckuiuun m Haniljiir^, aiid the firm ••I Knyt-n iVllier m Hamburg hare a>;ree<] to Hubtttitute for the occasional service between Hamburg and Antwerp, on the «»ne haud, and Viadivotttock
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    SEVERE ATTACK OF INFLUENZA CURE.
    91 7 It give* me ur«at plennure to add u.y unMolk-it- I •••1 testimonial to the many riitaea of Chamberlain'b <.'ouj;li Remedy. I was utiffeno 1^ from very »evere attu-k <>t influenza udil bronchitis and was advised to try < 'li.i.-i. I•• < .'.iin Cou^h Keuiedy. which
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 7 Im: 1 Mi -«i 4 demuud *J 4. Private credits 3 m, a 2/4-,% credits 6 m/s 2/41 YuA.ycm, demand Bank -293' Qmbmaxt, •h-uiAui] Ijidia, T. T, 17". HosoKOMi, demand R»i di« Yokohama, demand 114 Java, 'le'.L'.«.!vl 110' Bangkok, deinantl .'.4 >'■•■• f.i.t i I '•a!i,, IJiimu^' tH.'>7 Bant
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    PRODUCE.
    138 7 I May, 7 Tin :•;>. QarnUtt 7.37 V. do. OuUi No. I I#.#Sl do. do. No. 2 „IU Popper, Black (ordinary B'porci „.';.•-<• do. White, (Fair L. W. 5p c WOu ffntmags 110 to th« ft.) H do 80 to the ft. 59 Mace (Band*) 145. Olores lAmboioA) v
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    SHARES.
    455 7 Capital Capital Issue Paid r luucd paid up Value up Company. Quotations •40.000 14JH)U 10 M Do Do (Mmd| »!tt«Z •rftiO.ooo 4*00.000 10 10 BruseU Hydraulic ifcllLO F.M I' '..a!.-, $2'»0.000 10 10 Ka.Jana (JoM MCo \A,\ norn JIOO.OIHJ 10 M Do Do (IWj ZH J15U.000 '.m.ooo lv 10
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      52 7 V pieoe ol string on my finger Now what cap that Le f or (Something 1 have to rc«ueaibei To fetch to-nik'l't ti"iu the »tom Uj wiie *iid sbe'd die without it, H«w coaifb «he roald never endure; Her cough Now I know what «b« *au» .tig, It't WOODU' G*»AT
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      68 7 CHILDREN LIKK TO TAKK IT. J ijf finest qualitj of grunuluted.louf nn^ai i. Mso4 m tl*> iwanulacturo of ChanJ^rlainii Cuuyh Heiwedy, and tl« roots uned iv il-> pi-eparation it -i flavour -iu<il<>. U» uiij.ln i mji, making it a .j4ui»- pleatiaat to take, t )oildiua lib* to take it aud
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      21 7 1 li« OutcL until Mourner Koniug VVillvui 111 lef t Biugapore op April I4uud ttrriv«».J a t <itnoa y« Jiav 5.
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      56 7 Pkotect YocBACt.K and family agahut at* tacks of pneumonia by securing at once a bottle, fit Ch. am tied 4 m* C^ngU R«ui»dj- U this ><euie« 4y >a taken on t^e first appearunce ol a cold vM danger wjll be avoided- It tUways vures and c Hi-en <|iiicUy. Sold by
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      118 7 WII^L EXPERIMENT NO MORE. One of our boys is rather delicate and subject to contracting croup and colds very easily," says John Congdon, Havelock, N.Z. "We have experimented with many kinds of cough mix* tures, but have had such splendid results from asiag Chamberlain's Ccuftgh Remedj that we now use
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      120 7 THE IDEAL PIANOS f«i Am i li— 1» *w u,.v- IfaMhctan ia TEAK IRON lIANI»SOMK MODUJia BBOXBEO BOOEWOOD anl ATI'IIA I. ITOOO CABIB FILL A BBILUASI TQmm, PKEVBGT i-.i CH „.r OUftJUOLITT $75 CASH. MM 1- p;i\n,.ii'. ■|v „v TROPICAL MODELS of PIANOS br sach eminent makers as STEINWAY BECHSTEIN,
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      310 7 MAILS CLOSK. To-«(. BKOW tor IV r At PaleiiiUinj; Ku)>y vo n P Swet'h&ni A. Penang Ki^tna 1 r.M Penung Coloinl*) KmmsU M.im I ph Muar Mhl.k .Sultan '1 I'M Malacca &c >•■': n..-. ril Bataria Ac (Jiang •S-ii'» t pn Bangkok Tll ii 1 im Hhio lndragin AingT)i^>- i)
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      507 7 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-oMVar JS^fST C lnde Ar J Km For When H.M.S.ThUUe Brit FM M IV gJJ^ Sgko^ Other Vessel- Flars Tons M*st«' Arrived From Consi*n«e« For When Beechley Brit 2454 For.yth M, y MmmM, W SCSdd CWn* Dunolly Bn 212. Jo«« M..j IlMa L DMrUin ess HE £?^.s&rSa
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      114 7 KAMHfIsWifIMH AKim u>. May 7 Per M«wn Tlie Kt?si.lent of Pahan^. Mr C. Wray. The Tunkoo Be»ar of Pahany an! MmX, Me*»n* L. Wray, and A. S. McCellaiid. May S, Per Penan^.— Meaars. H. C. Do»»l.> Khoo Tian- Anu C'liee Lim U.n- G. K. Jamer BKUTH.s AT THK WHAKVKS TO-UAV
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      863 8 aotjfrttsnnrnts. f l.< iST. TiK'iwand* of doll m m the pai«t year I v fnM miipl-"'"!.' lWir i'-'««liKinj; Al«o riMBaM tf m'kinvr TF by im^ MaaHiafaw faj TRAMCARS through THE ORIIMTAL O)M--PAKY. Lti>. Advertising At{^•ut^. 52-r3 Rol/m--..n R<«d. M.rJT W. 4 I have re»aine«i hitfin«*» a« I)I N.MAN <SL CO.
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