The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 June 1906

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    19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PRICE 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE IS, 1906. DAILY ISSUE NO. 5703
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      627 1 antorrtisrmnus. p. o. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANT. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Porte, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or About MATT. LINES. Otuvard 'for China) 1 1. «nha June
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      786 1 &oucrtisi meats. N. D.L Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fa«t and well-known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremnn, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said, S- e/, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki
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      798 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Uhdbb Coktbact with thb Nbthmi.anuh India Oovimmint. Agents at Singapore, Shin's Agency, late J Daendels Co., 2-3 Co! lyer Quay. The undermentioned date* are only approximate. Steamer* From Exacted Will be DestMtched for oa V Hogendorp isingkawung Juue 17 Billiton, Pontianak and Singkaw.-in,' Juue 19 V.
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      539 1 STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY (STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) NEDERLAND." Fortnightly Hail Service between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Sabang and Genoa. Steamer 1 are due on or a^-j-.i* tti»; undermentioned date* >u* want H r t- w. 1 1 Kon. li«ip-ntfii .lunu 'j:; I'rifUM-* S..j.tiii Jim.' 28 K. Will. hi 111 July HK. WillielsmUM
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      569 1 3&urttisrmnit9. Hongkong and Snangnai Banking Corporation. PAiD-rp Capital 110,000,000 RaaßkTß Fl M) Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 7 rAn SUver lu*ervo....| .'/500.000 |I oo oo Rsbbbtb Liabilitt or PBOPBrBTOBS $10,000,000 COl kt ok Him th— A. Haupt, E«] Chaibmaw. G. H. Medhurht, Esq.— Deputy < h aik.m an. E. Gobtz, K-| A.
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      536 1 _3totJrntsrmrius. "EACLE" CEMENT. IX M m. PORTLAND CEMENT OF THE Highest Quality. m QUOTATIONS FROM Cbc Borneo Company, LIMITED. Koyal Insurance Company. Fire Lit© ToTax. Iktbstbd Funds £9,722,885 THE LARGEST FIRB OFTICB IN THE WORLD. nor STEAD A Oo,— l gents The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. Capital £2.127,5<»0
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    The Singapore Free Press. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1906.
    2260 2 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1906. I l»-f ffiail the Trr«» the People* rifht m&inUl% llpt> i 1 1 i«i, tr' T'nrim.- }irecT<' -Iraw, t Hafcgma, wvnitv tmt I^.. Ii m witli <i roiisiJi-raLle seune <>f r.-,i.-! fii.it thos« wh'i cau m soin^ <l««^'rp»f i.-iii-»- fJie iuimeii»t; ilauipTH
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    SERIOUS CARRIAGE ACCIDETN IN CAIRN HILL-RD.
    216 2 SERIOUS CARRIAGE ACCIDETN IN CAIRN HIL L-RD. Mrs J.T.Lloyd, and two daughter* i M r Addonbrooke and Miss Bthal filajjj driving down Cairnliill-rd shortly baton yesterday when the syce paw ill" hat with the whip; the animal Iwlted reach n Orchard-rd. iii front of the Kling stahl.carriage struck a lanjp-post
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    GIRL SOLD FOR $230.
    126 2 On .Saturday morning bafota Mr i laaaasaar Howard asked haw t. kidnapping <• i«»*. and auelderlv Chin< oHTjiagaa iut.mt vaa aland ia ;> defendant, Inspector Howard explain aaaaasd was aßaaad la haw v.: I i tiv..|v wan old Car ":Mo. l,uf sbc ii. thi-. h.ii bwadbawoaoMMMaaioa
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    THE REPORTED RESTORATION OF WEIHAIWEI.
    104 2 THE REPORTED RESTORATION OF WEIHAIWEI. DEXIA.L lit Illi: BBITIttH >K»VEftS'MtN !l l:i.i\ 1..- p-OJ> -lII'. I thai wli. was m i 1 beta to the IVikiag tdagraa v iiij thai Bif Eraatl Bal m had < b c.uf.v.it. f.ir Urn raatonUiaa ul i' I M !vu,,tjL.-.l thai ii" c 'litir.ii
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    A CONCERT AND A PLAGUE OF INSECTS.
    126 2 A CONCERT AND A PLAGUE OF INSECTS. 'lli> I. 1 liujf," iMa\ 25tl M;s>> H« nru-iu- MaffeaM nu>\ Mis- Vttk Mr. IJNBB. I. :j 1:i LmKh r pmad wing ,i Urn Raafnim fchaaa Chib ..i-t Bight, hat Urn pr tl»'>ii'_'li 1 1 1 r i 1 1 v •ajoyahhi from
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    78 2 J Mali iii an i- a ou( 1..1 Urn .l»ii)»- M.-J.i] Coanetitiaa. I'lav nw via lor Mr .J F. Hnrnplmn, wiiij fi,.. mmmii !>-(»f M iin.l 35 f ,h). 71 Ul apol nwm lavaHi wvaafoan uifourMvH TVis coßstitatoi »i«eoH lot Urn tilioiilvi slaud for tinic At Mm
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    RAUB HOLD MINE.
    149 2 n*M«MOM i KMrfi Maoris Um fcaWiag •input EortM t 'ji xv. fa eadiag l»:tii Jim-. ■MM u'j,he.] 'i obtaiaad ."-< M Aeeonliag CaiauM mvsbmmi l E Tieli Li.iu.r ;iuj T;,r_» --!.<■ ban caDai ua Sir K.Un llivrtanl mid 'Ley WooM like t.» <lt-|»eu.l am his ooubm) isd
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      516 2 AUTUMN GOLD Gi£arettes. 31iewha of th description as Three Castles", but f a larger si*e. more choice tobacco, and handmade, by W- D«d H. O Wills, of Bristol and London). I Expressly prepared for ;aidbeck macgregor Co. SAMPLES ON A P. ICATION B"** te ««♦♦:>: I REPAIRS i TO fl
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      654 2 CoAaus aDbrrtiscmrnts TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders are invited for th« lebuilding of 22 Sbophousee jt tbe corner of King Street, SoutU Cauul Road and Boat <^uay. Forms of Tender and further particluars can be obtained ut the Offices of the Anbitcct*. TOMUNSOX k LEKMIT. 1 Raffles ,'>ijj. Jane 1$ uc GOVERNMENT
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      872 2 JTo*ams aijUcttisemcnts WANTED > oung Chinese to teach Elementary English m Ju\a. Salary fl.loo with free hotiae. Apily to LIJI BOON KENG. June 18 18.8 TO BE LET Seaside bungalow, |4I Tanjong Rhu. Entry Ist July. R«nt 83M. Apply TOMLINSON L LEHMIT. 1 Raffle* Quay. June IS uc NOTICE. Eo
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      155 2 THE WEEK. Mu.M.VY. iMh:— Htyh Water— BJl a. Ufa 1- ill n Chrono^rapli -jbow, Beatb-iu. 7 p M M M.itl Outward due. Popolur Orcheatrul Concert, p M M Mail Homeward due. Tikmjay, l!>th Blgjh WaA« r»l9 a., 8 Ijondon ohraMMfk«lw B«acli.r,J. 7 :> p lx>d(;<> Zetland Emergent, p •Selan^or Rucch.
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      MR ASQUITH AND WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.
      45 3 Reed. June 16, 4.15 pm. A band of Women's Suffrage enthusiasts interrupted a meeting which was being addresse.l \>\ Mr A*-|uith at Northampton with H*g waving Bad si ovitiui:. They were ejected Saavjqaoatlj a number of Socialist iuterruptors WOJI also ejected
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      Russian Troubles.
      43 3 Received June 17, IMB am. Strad igkliay «ad ■aokiagoftlM tovaajat j,i ■c.-ding at Bielyotocl where martial law has beea proclaim*-!. The outbreak is affecting the li nirs.^ disastrously and there has been a heavy fall m the lalw ai Kussian bonds.
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      More Fighting- Imminent.
      329 3 MooBOW Bl very unsettled There are street .illustrations daily. Chinese Troops Fiffht Japanese Settlers. Id tr. m.ji- hay« l>een iin-re.ised iv the factory jinrters of St Petersburg Baooivad June Ih. y. J»j am. HoN "I Urn Zulu chiefs are surrendering and it is expected that the majority
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    84 3 ff/"/,? n.it.y i;. June 1 1- pui. Hongkong ipoadoat al Caaßfta aivai laal two <■ v.. ITiearoj*! Yuan Shi K^i's ,troopa who vere sou' to disperse l«indit». came t: with Japaaaai MMlBn lad afterwards attempted t irr,und the Japanese Muitarv adaMßMOatMa bal w.>r« repul»e«J v Yu^u is sending
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    CRICKET.
    178 3 I<. <;. n I j r >: i .Skuwclv w.j.t ii was plajafl ou the i;,plauade on d tui Id} resulting m a -omewhat easy wm lor the Club TWBanieai had aotoai than thirty extra- -'i'-^u them Reid took four wickflti lorH and Jones th rev tor nine. For
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    LIVING LATIN.
    77 3 So knowledge lltlN d«id laagMfi i«* needed to enable M* «l"'ipl.er the meaning of the«e lines, every word m which is go«i Latin: O nee tiugo iv ab illi Ardor pvraui iJ cout««taU Potor, ac au von. Si d«MB p»to n nf *i»n*« Or» res tv sed. \Miat
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    S. V. A. RIFLE CLUB MEETING.
    849 3 Phesk .stations to Winning Marksmen. Saturday's Brick Competition 011 the Balestier Ilauge on Saturday afternoon brought to a conclusion the most successful meeting held under the auspices of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery Rifle Club. The interest and enthusiasm displayed by shots of the various
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    SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    224 3 POPCLAK ObcHESTBAL Co.M.lki The nrbt Popular Orchestral Concert of the Season IIKHJ-1907 will l>e m the Town Hall to-nipht, at I pin. The Orchefctm will play the following piece* I the Andante from Beethoven* Symphony No. 1 the Value from the Ballet La Belle au Bois Dormant"
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    A VISION OF INDIA.
    1362 3 Mr Sidney Low has written a remarkable book. He went out to India as a Special Correspondent during the recent tour of the Prince and Princess of Wales, but this volume has very little to do with the Royal journey. The reader will uot find here
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL SPORTS.
    450 3 In the presence of a large number of friends and relatives aud the boys of the school, the annual sports m connection with th« AngloChinese School, were held (> u Saturday iv the grounds at Old ham Hall. Happily the weather remained quite fine but the raia
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    THE FOODS THAT PRESERVE YOUTH.
    845 3 A Dot roa Tblm m..w (>■■ Mai m S«m v<i TIMM .H MlM'l V-A'IKP. What n;<n Off MMMB, growjog -11. VOttU not u'ivc I rt«M r.-n»-.\ il of v..uih'r With ;i I"*!, eara Might h*ve bapt it for t»»n >.r .1 .1../-D v.-v- loagvr, In,:
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    RIPE FOR DEVELOPMENT.
    307 3 The Ppafel ohhbM«ot ti the Pacific r.»Miin.; oial Mtih-um ill t lie Orient writes to Amtrit <m Industries expressing the opinion that ooly l>v visiting the province <an one gain a toWaUy uceunite hifriwinM of the Philippine*. A in' n:; ho heterogeneous :i pcoj»le devoted to agriculture
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    SHARES.
    406 3 Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up Value up Quotations •135.0 M ll>aai 10 10 b 12. jo mlm i MO.OOt l4t) J 10 o neiiem |tOO,M# tioO.ooo 10 M Bru- Hj lJsel'ef* 1200,000 ftl lft 10 X.: M I1&0.0M WjMt 10 li Em IS SO s*lm gIiOUOW 244.306
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      33 3 Any irritating or dibitgnrng tskin dis^use as quickly relieved and permauently cured by Doau'a oint:n,;ut. This ointment cures piles, eczema •curry, itch, aud every skin complaint. Sold by all '•Irmiuts and pfaarmaciea. 4
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      59 3 SU PAGES TO-DAY A LITTLE DOWN. AND A L TTLE EACH MONTH. Until the Purchase Is Completed- e are prepared to Supply Any l'niiu Stocked us WE OFFER YOU a lar^e Variety of MakM tion SUCH AS:Steinway, Bechstein, Collanl a i Krmu NVinkelmann, etc. OUR OWN Teak Pianos I 500
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      680 3 MAILS CLOSK. TO-MC EROT. For Per At Foarabaya A.c. Van Kiemhdijk 7 am BoagbaafjAa Glentnrret 11 am PakoißMßJl Ophir 1 PM i'..rtSwet. V Peuang ISraft IPM Poaaag i-atpuma 1 PM i Bafta Pabaft Aln^ Ann I pm j Muar 1 Hataoea Bri Muar 2 pm i Penang k CaliMit Arrat*j«>n
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      356 3 VESSELS m p ort ESU SE Sl ia*BSS LS «5^ KSSiffSST Provi.l^ Nor 69, l^T X'S. 1, nUemUDtf Dv 119 Dahn je, J, y Recorder Jj« W««to UnoertHin Swa«rdecroon Dufc 3bh Bru-t Sats.ma Bnt 26 90 OhM j p 8. Van M^p Dot IU ft-m-n M k Tia c^; n
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      224 3 C L I A X A N C 1.1. M.v. str.. OU-n, for IV. i SA.-tleubam via t Ph E OS, for P< S^ctt.-n-liuin .ii!'l IV/i.i:i_ r B«t-J, Thri B -if for Cij^an vi.i )K>»t.-<. Haag Warn I Brit. -v. Baker, for Boagkaag Am< U Sw.itov. JaMl Ni iv. t,
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      794 4 au\jfrttscmrut«. Winchester House, Collyer Quay. t.: fT mo ndy 'rented for T< »W. I fgW l-y Msssn lIUI HAR. g^ .ij avuiial.le for Use l.y Vr- ii»i«i,' tlii- bui'dinp. I H C- E Z M S M sj| Hilf-yearlj Sale si Work. rfCTOtli HALL. J-J. m. X, j; i" r.
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      799 4 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. HONGKONG OPIISI FARM. Notice is hereby given that Sealed Tenders *ill re«-ei\ed at the Colonial Secretary's T ffiop Hongkong, till Xoon on Friday, the 31st «*_y of August, lt*Ot>. for the purchase of the Smiley known a« the Opium Farm established under The Prepared Opium Ordinance, 1891, as
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      805 4 gbbcrttgementa. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Valuable Freehold Building Land Sale. At Msshss. H. L. Coghlam A Cos Mart. On Monday, 2nd! July, at 2. 30 p.m. Lot 1. Four pieces of Freehold Building Land, Rochore, Area 7,720 sq. ft. Lot 2. Twelve pieces of Freehold building land, Paya Lebar, Area 21,000 sq.
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      703 4 StJbtrtistments. TO LEI Frutu Ist January, 190.5. iioaM No 3 ol<inHO Road, soluble for Offioe or Godown Apply to E. NATHAN, 13 Change Alky. Dec 10 To Let No. 1 Wilkie Road. Apply to B. N. Elms, 5 Malacca Street. June 8 8.7 TO LET A nice house, No. 114
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      516 4 HAKONE WATER I THE MOST REFRESHING AND INVIGORATING I NATURAL MINERAL WATER I (Bottled at HAKONE m JAPAN.) f IT MIXES EXCELLENTLY W*TH WHISKY, BRANDY and MILK. In case of 4 dozen pints, with crown cork. CAN BE HAD AT G. OTOMUNE Co. I WANTED Billet l>y planter, over 1^
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      443 4 Mechanical /v/ I Electrical Z^/ and Civil Established 1865. 1 Engineers. /J?/ GeiKral j JSZ** Contractors Shipbuilders. I *^5C\ Telegraphic Address. I G£& HARGREAVES" I "EUREKA" i SHIPS-BOTTOM COMPOSITION. I The out-come of Years of pi-actieal experience und eaix*tul scientific observation m all waters of the world. GUARANTEED FREE FROM
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    GREAT BRITAIN AND SPAIN.
    1552 5 THE NEW ENTENTE. ißr D. M. Ganb m .kg SMajaj.) It is daily becoming ajaai aj.par-nt that the do-i ny of the British E npire is l^infj shaped by a mind of extraordinary oreitive power Though m tli" laying of tne foundations of this vast Uqparial
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    THE LIVER AND STOMACH. FACTS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW.
    321 5 The liver and stomach work harmoniously together, to change the food we e;it into blood, bone, and tissue. The stomach supplies the gastric juice whi.-h i., the albuminous part of our food, au<l the bile from the liver completes the process
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    SCIENTIUC MISCELLANY.
    839 5 Quartz Glass m Quantity—El-ctrifying the Uaa-Light— Sitting liesstns Work The Autocart« Mineral Btodttaga-— Vegetable Sponges Fog Diapera* —Tooth 1). st my. iug Saliva Ltqaid An s laal Dal The Suu s Tempi'iature. Glass from pure <iuirtzc.in bo laataj to l.Qu*)d«g.L\ vitnoal )fl«aiat(,M not cracked hv sudd<n changed of
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    DRAMATIC POSSIBILITIES.
    134 5 The Court »>l the Lord Cttal Jti^tic- has recently heard how Mr CliarJa* Mort.n Stewart Mol.ellan obtained flic idea Leah Kleachnu for thia iotuvatiag utthor i r»f dram i and fane Jm« obtained ;i ferdid of j£i:> .1 ut. w* f<>r liln-l a^.mi."<t Mr C ilaaiiaa, who ♦volve.]
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    RE-SOLING A HUMAN FOOT.
    586 5 Th* *tory of a remarlraU** xnrtfieal operatioa baa lynched IMbWM In.iii UViiin k 't..|i sN.rv »o ailranr>li—n il"*' > l wins lo i«h worth telli'u:,' to Enirlisli Na4am SJoin.- im-hl-x vouiiif mau named Ilarlry \N ilh.iii,-, t> M victim of au electrical accident whi.li n ..iil\
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    RUSSIA IN THE FAR EAST.
    423 5  -  It I'et»-r-l.ui s A|til "t The ue« rnafitiua of tl.inv-. h .n;,kiu- I ..n.l J.i.ti vow diaptaj -I- I tmty m north-east-m HlfcwU. n I— lij v.Li.h. Uml K.ihsi* «ou th- laM *ar. would haxe !.,m w.atniaaaqphnl Ik imlmjm t eoaie, hi Oe J.IJ.JI would
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      297 5 A TIMELY SUGGESTION. Ti.i- ;-> ti i] the pruiwtfsiaf^saßßßasharaa^aiy 1 ■aa ady I; i- eertaia laha 1 ad 1 SIVMt v ;i t •1 ill i i,'ive:j -r M>n -m the c< d m •me vettled m -t»-h Cjl<\ 1 ki] khia v- >-.ly ...1 appe bftV dr*n 1 ft
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      149 5 k t The Weight ol p S i he Pyramldi 2 pi] 1 -plit- W F this Mv, toauerra- T J-: It COM d 4> l r .l idat*. <► f'-' -t.^:- 6 j ache -a Littles Oriental Balm v l> 4> t: .'re a 5 c:.^:. -,r< the cure.
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      107 5 "1 iii-.e several t saa ptaseribad Cypridol :md mii-i :i_v tl. I .irn BOOT I t.i\- n: i .il>l y iiiij>rpssed with Ihia 1 --m. '1 ay otbev el the mercurid pr<-ji 1 1 < >:i. my ■atMaaa is now tahhsg daily who could not U>leri.t., cptiiei nsun uiial sgeai.'
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      774 5 4to\3cr.tiscmcntLTEN DAYS' FREE TRIM. aMft lUk X not i-r'.«.v mi- •'a.lr II .Im ptM ffcj[\\l\'-y-'£2'lO to £G II M M:'w s m i"""" H 1 1 "'"lop I WHS W Packed »nd D*livmr*a Frmm ■TT BSZIIM n 1""' llc «'"'<• *t giiumotn Ml* 1 W\a nnn Second Hmnd Oyetm--1 ff
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      65 5 %N hen ■••MUM from cold aad von fear an attaik of pneiiaionij. set-ure a, U>ttle <.V Clj.miiJJ» Cou-h Kemedy aud use it .j:idiciuu»Jv. Uii-i^ i» no danger from this dueaae nlien tliia remedy i» uued. It always cures and cureb miaklv For -ale hj all dealer. Tlie Di^vensarv, < Agent*
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      696 5 c nt)brrtisfmrntt._ THE Singanoi-e Free Press" I ANTfUi ADVhKTIM:ii ••.\h. rtiaar" Sim.-ap>;v. 1 ir I'liovi. oi. Pufc *tt at No iO -i RaffU, Pl«t, Singapore p. Eagtidi Hwwtfmm m tlu» sin»ii Jokara, tho r.-«jf.rat««l NMm p.. '''Tile, Selani^ir, Sim^u L'joa^, -V---I1 Semlulnu Britiiih North r.avuk, XeflierLtnJd Indies J«t« (1 '"''i
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    THE LAST FIGHT OF A NORTH ATLANTIC WHALE.
    2600 6 By Frank T. Btr.tr n {Author of The Cruite of the Carhafot," dr.). All Ruihtx Kibbkvkd. In. roughly. ««i dog. N. 2.~»deg. \Y.. the old whaling barque Deaderaoua lay hazil* rolling to the Atlantic swell. It was nearly calm and bad been
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    THE NATIONS TEETH.
    1179 6 Dentists and the School*. Without serviceable and healthy teeth you cannot have bealthv aii'l serviceable citizenH. The public at large has hitherto failed, and lamentably failed, to realise m any adequate manner the amount of preventable evil that dental disease produces, or to realise the value as
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      603 6 -iM-crtiscmcuis. '"united asbestos oriental agency, tin TH3 LORDS OP TI3E ADMIRALTY HAVE. FOR THE TWENTIETH YEAR IN SUCCfSSION AWARDED IMPORTANT CONTRACTS P.tr the Supply of Asbestos Goods tor use m the Royal Mmry to The i.nite > Asbestos Go., Ltd., London. Nearly I.COO Miles m U.n.th of Victor," Metallic, Salaman-
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      131 6 Well Known N.Z. Chemist Heconmicnds Chamberlain's Cough Jfemeuy. 11 i F.i-.r Kl. ji. •li<;:iiMf. Ma»t«rt4>n, sujrs IV]''. v ■!.«> ones iiw Chauil^rl.iin'a Coagfa lUiiietiy ,i>> llflMMl BHlafal tot-all fur it lion H^.iill m I).-hi1 of sucli a IliuUiclDf. 1 alwajn rfi-oiiiii.eii i it." For Mtlu l>y all <ie.il<;i«. The Di«HK*riK.i.y.
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      416 6 CorrMoonDrac*. That Tired Feeling Which is so HHHV^7\ blood, result- W jff I°/ P cient vitality. 1? JB^JJhjpL The blood needs /F9r^&\L fL\ tn b« enriched *>y|^t \T™fl| and t i tali 7.i- il and for this there it do medicine m the world equal to Ayer's Sarsaparilla The MM
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