The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 June 1906

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    Masthead
    19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. PRICE 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1906. DAILY ISSUE NO. 5705
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      739 1 atJbcvtiscmcnts. p. 6. STEAM NAVIGATION OOMPANT. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon 1 AutcralU, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Port*, 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 LINES. <>%L..r-n I 'for China) DavaaJka June
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      763 1 aDurrtisimrnta N. D. L Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection MarHeillos, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said, S n ez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai,
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      846 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Cnd»E COMTBACT WITH THI NSXRBKLAITDB IkDIA Gi)V«HM»NT. Agentt at Singapore, Ship's Agency, late J Daendels Co., 2-3 Col Iyer Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Stcam«rs From Szpccted Will be Despatched for oa M< Uil.'iton June 1!' Billiton, Batavia, Juva-<'<>u.-t. Paniai-iaig, Soeral>aia. Soemenap, Banjoewungi, Buel«:!en^,
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      508 1 APCAR LINE of STEAMERS. The undermentioned mail steamers of the above company maintain a ten daily service between Calcutta and Hongkong calling at Prnang Singapore en route. ruutT. Tons. ('oinniandor. s.s. Arratoon Aj^ir 4.M0 E K.-y an. (.',itb»-rin<' Ai»-.ii i',7_'7 W.D. A. Thomas. h.h. Otavar^ Apear 4, <n !J.-ison «h.
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      710 1 Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. PaiD-rp Capital.... $10,000,000 RBHEUVS Fl'M) Sterling Rwterve fl0,000.0(»0 r loo nyo Silver Rosorv»....s B\iMMtts RSBBKVB IiIABIUTT O» Pboheibtojw $10,000,000 ClllltT OK DinKiT;KS A. Hai-tt, Em\ Chaihmaw. G. H. Mkdhukht, Esq. Deplty Chaikmah. E. Goktz. Kwj. A. J. Raymond, Esq. Hon. Mr. \V J. (iresiton R.
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      513 1 YAMATGIt Co. DEALERS IN JAPANESE «:CH CLASS CURIOS. HAVE JUST RECEIVED Ex. s.s. PEKIX A Large Selection of Very Old Bronze Ware, etc. 41 M!C H STREET UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LTD. THE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY HAVE. FOR THE TWENTIETH YEAR IN SiiCCJSSION AWARDED IM A( rs For the
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      85 1 Gommcrdal Union Assurance I Compariy Limited. I INVESTED KINDS I lONF. HUNDRED MILLION HOLLARS (£12,000,000) Rj( I ottolcd lor Fire, Accident and I Fiddly GtMraatct laamMMta* W. A. SIM>. M luager, E.i.steru Brau< An Anecdotal History OF OLD TIMES In Singapore, v .m the l\>und»tio:i >f tJ.p Settlement on KnhriMry
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1906.
    1449 2 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1906. ll»rr [.at-i#* !r ,th I.^t a .».<« pmrp(> draw. **lrdi.-J to Kri.i'i. i, «»altr ar.d Uk. Tauaa M*riMi mi--.i. r»-» of the Jem at Hielysfok and otlit-r place* m Poland, have proved to l»« MMRgi to Mag (>. .tn end the patience
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    THE POSITION OF TIN.
    946 2 Demand koK m Mm v am* rut Hi .h Pkick. The .lauies H. Weager writw ou the subject of tin, its high pri<-e. and its indispenMabiiitv to trade, m the following letter to the TribnH> of May 24th Sir, In your article on the position of
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    409 2 A Mippl«iueDiar\ ..r.lvr ..t 1 1 >»- K \.<\ tu Buuut Ul:lt I'"' A.i.u- Cul.iu.,l S^-retarv will move at Friday nieetiu« of Umj Legi»Uti»*e Coaactl Tli.it tins r...mcjl amoves the sum ol >7,'K)»» baiag chunr»-l oa tlie r.-veuutw o f tlie Colonj i.»r tlie ciirren! w-ar for the purpose «f
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    290 2 (0»r OifH CorrrtjHind'iit.) Kuala Lumpur, June I uloi tunalelv for the success of tins m. rain had beeu fulling U.'fore the racing anil continued for some time ,it>t-r tl,« star The going was m r.»use<|Ueno> heavy ami time, not NQ BmA There was a lair attendance The Maidkn
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    ALLKGED RASH TRAM DRIVING.
    326 2 H--k>». Amhli.as-k Sma«hki. Wile. -.lav •I.-in ..,M U.f..re MrColroau.au ludiitu Daiii lriw-r named Moluhsali wu•■liii-. .1 \sitli rmMy <lrivinu a tram M,iv 11 ;iu.| .ni-iii^ i .cllision with the Municip;tl hatM .utiiiul.ui -c Mr tt ii lu,-t*-.l the pNHNIi fli<- Miiui-ipilitv aul Mr Ovw MM for
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    151 2 I lie fcajtjami at st ..i..i v i. Lll ,j lja ■"■j"! <> f Mrs V GalisUu. o t the en-,. Mt toe di^tillin- plant ou the [«Lu,,| fkt •Ihwwhl li«w left five young children far with Sir Galistan much Hyoipntliv m tVIt The iiuniul mwtiUK of (he Siu.-a^fW. UiU
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      151 2 SIX PAGES TO-DAY AUTUMN GOLD Cigarettes. (Of somewhat of ,ha ame description as Three Castles", but a larger size, more cho.ee tobacco, and handmade, by W. D- Id H. O Wills, of Bristol and London). Expressly prepared for CALDBEa MACGREGOR Co. JODELITL PRESERVES SOFT WOODS WHITE ANTS, TEREDOS and DEQAY.
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      443 2 go t)au3 gtibmisfm nits HOTEL de I'EUROPE. AUSTRIAN STRING ORCHESTRA I'NDER CONDUCTOR Mr. G. MUHLBBRGER IS EXPECTED PER S.S. "BAYERN DUE ON THE 29th INSTANT. HOTEL de I'EUROPE SYNDICATE, Proprietors. j« ♦♦^♦♦^♦♦gj REPAIRS to J HARNESS. t I'm: fir JOHN LIHLE Co, Ltd. Undertake all kinds of Repairs to Harness
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      141 2 \V.i,t..|.,n „,r S-.-I-. i..rjr ai a < ul, ■<l' thmm i>n\y rr*\ ■■■■■I t<> -M C -S-n.'.ji.rp Fr.-e fV--GOVtPNHENT NOTIFICATION '> '".111-i I'.IIJ |;,|1.1..r >.^l., .11.. |..j,,r,-,| 1 Qo*rrbiii-Kt <A I»i.'. Tbe >*o.]. numt 1 1 j,, M i t „;,i |„,.ferreil. Taaden kho«4A«i k44V«*a»il« ttie OaaaßU IwralSj Str:iit> S.
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      190 2 THI WMPL WIK.V»BI>AT. _'Uth Bi»h W»t«r 1...y a.. )>..ij P A <> Md.l Homeward dtio, M M Mail Uutwanl B> K?=»ird£"* 7 I(j«ii Br h H v; d tl. Reservoir, > j.. THIi^DAV. Hal Hii,'h Water: li». 4 a 1»M j, Selan^or Races. I* Si. Mail Outward Loudon Chvono-iaph show,
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      THE JEWISH MASSACRES IN POLAND.
      33 3 THE JEWISH MASSACRES IN POLAND. "greater Than At Odessa Kec. June l.». t.-R» pm. Three delegates from the Duma have jjoue Uirlystos aad rtatothoi ths Baueaeaj is greater than was that iit Odes? >
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      Action of Jewish Financiers.
      28 3 The Jewish tiuancial houses are taking the most active steps to prevent a recurrence ol ..utraL'e Barea B>taaohald has iuterviewe<l sir Kdwar 1 Olw]
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      Britain Cannot Intervene.
      45 3 Ibalyiag to a a.asetioa m the House of l',iiiiui"n*. Hot Edward Urey said he was uuiii ike representations to Russia. \l>o that it was premature to ask the AdBuralt> to alter the arrangements of the visit v the British Baal to Kroustadt.
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      INDIGNATION WITH RUSSIA.
      65 3 The PIVM I'nanimous •Juu^ X), 10. U) a. in Hrn pHpers <•» all ur.v the iinp<>* ■ibility <>1 aay Aoglo-Rusttiaa um](>i>t<uidiu^ ia view "I the !iia»s;i<Ti iif Hiflimtock, aD'l -wnp^thise wit!i the l.nlxmr uiembera iv tlifir ')eui<iDil for the cauajllati -v of the proj. -»-i Ilnti^li UAVaI
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      THE AMERICAN MEAT KILL.
      51 3 It i- waortod lioni \N a«niu_t.n that the ii Ouatauttos oa Asjiieattam has .•■>u>-e.le<l l're-\d»r.t I: losotolt'i desaead to eliminate troiu the M".»t Bill the ehußM providiag for aa appeal tot] I The Pre-1- 1 ut has BOt ioiistod OB lalielhn^' the wto aad coatoato a|
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      THE ECUCATION BILL.
      38 3 The lot»iuf Adopted In Jl »uee «>f Cusbummm there hat «*»-u v_ r < I issiua -■■lutiou to adopt the ckjeare m ns^ard lo the Kduoataoej Bill, t>ut the reeolutiua w»i i- J \..i.- t<> IJI
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      THE CHINESE LABOUR HOAN
      50 3 Angry Liberals Want Chinese Deported. hV .1 .ije iv, 1" f" aai lie I' -faction with the'iovernI !>' md, hafi culmiaatti iv t depatatioa t.. ftir H. Campbell Baaaei t the ineml«rs of the H Coesaaoae, wb< aoaMadod the stoppage -ir.-n's and the deportatiou of ti.
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    The Premier Fences.
    325 3 'liir Premier HI t9fk} ipobl iv jen»*rdl term-, hut ii'l tlu't if necmmry the Government awdd h— »<fc—r rapatrati ptodaaMtiaß. i.uf if ,nhl not m .«nv CMC Igm I tbg ••> mcnt I- mv un«luly ngad Ko Juii- -1 12 l«) p'n I i. r\. fainuii liav
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    127 3 Uapi Ikirrett wntiujr from Sue/. Mfl that the M S.(i. Uisley t.-atu so far are very tit and w»-ll with •!■<• ••x<-eptiou of Suhadar Jewala •Siu^'li who. we are ttorry to l«arn, ha« Jia/J fever and a return of his old'oouiplaint. The pajjaage han »jeen a rcrv good one. and
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1557 3 The IHHM for holding athletic sports is now "vt'rasfir us tli<; schools here are concerned, aud wheu wo liavc eliminated the schools, wo have taken most of the kernel out of the nut. The results of these spirts haw on the whole Wu satisfactory, and au .i t.ii<l;inr«at
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    FAR EASTERN DOCKS.
    679 3 Tli« Shau^h.ii oorrespoadeat of the ••<:., m- I mercial Intelligence" wiiies as follow*.-- It lia<l >»ccii m.ty intention to give details of the dock concerns of Japan m continuation of nij iirtide on dock:n< and engineering couipani- m the Far East, l.ut M tin «c are not
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    INTERPORT RIFLE TROPHY.
    29 3 T" tl,. .mi. ,iili! all* .1. hllow V '»..i tli.- t -.x 1 1 _r m riptioaa ire i-l 1 0.8 I II B L iv
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOUNRAMET.
    355 3 BesSUIAOr VKSTKUDAV S PI AY. A. SiN..i k- h \m.;. 'i aoafOa(B«MajssKi i<eat Bash Ohsag ■h>-> flu- I A DoriitK- Mam. ma: Seah f^hen^' Joo and Lss Obeoa Leaf atr. keel Onu Ten Laa and Ohes Teea Ohsag J. CuAMWHmunr. Chee Cheea Keat beatief Ifaaaj Eeag >'•
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    THE SEAMAN AS HANDYMAN.
    562 3 MUSTEK MAKI.NEKS ACHIEVEMENT. With the gradual decay of the old-fashionp.l "wind-jammer" and her brawaj crew, if lus been tho fashion pj MMM circleH to decry thl ability and IMOVroefallMOi the iWMMIt flli sailor man. But the DMliaer -i i.-.lav is frequently plaaod m an awkwar.l poeitioa
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    THE WORLD'S BIGGEST SHIPS
    426 3 I 00 rosa, ii IW two aw Caaardcra, w] ire th<- .\>! tal [j fiwdaji *cril ed World Work < i}■ <■■ Mr I A. A 1 ThaM ,v combiiw. '1 C I ad*d Urn •i'.v.-iim. .-lit, r > haa -i ti < !oai. aaaj ia
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    NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
    176 3 Tlio fNfl proMU "I i!i«' injMiiv I.. 1 tlm lii»lf-_v«'ur MMoaal t" V<»i ;l,7'ij., uui ..t which there 111.11 1 l» l-ji [.;iiJ ItapMaißticNl Ilw: i:.,m|..iiiv 4 s 11.-.I :«ji.l pr"l>" r 'v Ten H. luMir;in<»» Fnud H 887,750. Sh'ps' StmcUnml KepairFund i'h»: iJn.l ivpott pr. „vi.-.l
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    MAGISTRATES' APPEALS.
    112 3 Yesterday afternoon two appeals from gh> tr.it.-s decisiouH wen- lx;a.rJ m the Supremo Court by his lordship Mr Justi.-o Fi&her. Ih the first", the details of whi-li aro not of a v. rv rea.lablo nature. Mr Montagu Hatrb apaaaJod against the conviction of 081 Laaj Man Baag, fol
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    ACCIDENT TO THE AMHERST.
    71 3 C i[.'.i in I5(-.M of the I»iil'-!i MUM v.in Hogaadorp, VMM) anivel here this moruin^' froaj Biagkavaaa;, reports at 1 pm. on tlie 17th ha *iu'hU:<l thes.s. jLMMVBt 1) iug disaMeJ m the r«'ii'i,inaU Hivpr On aBproMMBR the Aiiilutm Captebi BooU reported thai th*« vmml had
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    SINGAPORE AS A GOOD EXAMPLE.
    347 3 Tfc« Booth China MorMiie Peat," i>t< mag to t !i>; |ii ~i»'>"t ol iniji roving 1 ne iiki^lia m>t\ ice m EfoßSjkoag, remarks Hurelj a iici^liijMiirui^ ports, vhaihar Hiitish <ii j.,n -i_'ii, i-tn do '■•-rt.tm tilings better tlitn Hongkong it m Ml a vim «>r
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    NIGHT-PROWLERS.
    136 3 F.i-i aighl ;i >• .n on rounds ia Moml. i.- tw f\. ChiaaaMa ia fix: gratia I i Dr Oi i ij.. urai mnrnHmd aad tin-, m inning .uj. ired before Mr .S-<»it «.u a <liar_'f ol iTMBMM I»r <ilbl)-.' i.MV»' j- lirtof tha ho v. l miJ thai
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    SHARES.
    205 3 Capital Cap Mi Isslic j'j.J Issued pai lup Value up Quotations :r>> 140,0041 1-VSU mI« t m m 6 B 5 Sg S Si S! si '-v;;:^ I::-::: T(><) 1 V IM.Ca I.ti j J;,v;:,";; i»i,sso J; j l m s.:::: i ,5r J l5 '■■'»>» HO I'l t
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      85 3 l«i/y or tilugg'mh liver is shown \>y an \ui pleasant tiiate m the mouth, coated tongue, yellow skin, had breutli, drowsy uud IWMJ t'«-«*iiiitr, and constipiition. I)oan'« dinner \.ili. «^ilrk«'ii and enliven the liwr I'lit-ir action m dheet aiid s|«'» itic th<f il<;ans«i tk> Ihw from tbi d iluf'Uiitt' o^i'iiinu
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      33 3 "I am now Misglodtdo of Strontium -Solution (I'luf-Javal with Cypridol m "Specific" *of the Skin, with great l^nnfit to mj I ['jitient*." •I'n- jikited) D. Baki-lav, md, Mkhigan I 10 M<j, 19H, 4
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      59 3 TIFFIN HOUR RECITALS WZ ARE Kivin- de»onstr»Uor tbll»hme«t dwtaf I Mkl I THE MASTER LITTLE PIANO PLAYER. ATTACHED I \Bl ifTIFUL WINKLEM7INN GRAND PIANOFORTE A GRAND PROCRAMME OF MUSIC WILL 81. PLATI i. KA< H DAI MR MTBA3I THE ROBNSON PiANQ 10., LTD. N,, GrlmavU and Ca's SariapirU'* «te»ln ll
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      394 3 -MAILS CUNMC T<i-.Mc Bkotv. IWi j'. At M.,' R I „t. .1 |AM Poatiaaak Baa If m Saaa 1 M :r\ M;,l,ur., HaacWaa In Malaan Uagg Kb^-ni; Sent; -rv j Paaaaii Ac Dm .m Pag n._' M.i.lia- 'I.- A m :i I>- i Heln 3 r>i M Pai i m
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      516 3 VESSELS nT PORT. j r ds "ass- ess l^- e2?■WH. P,, Houses, l I MltotS ESS, MI4M SST H.-^t, i.C.^'i c Bnt 'JB6 0 SanibOß SymoiCu P>lll<llß £=L ES N IrTSSuLSS 81 s. van Limopi g«t j;^ £ji LATEST t* 1 ET«S J f..,^..., „r.,, 21 i i v r>,,»
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      900 4 jltJlirrtisrmrnts. t Winchester House, Collyer Quay. ftl jlntd UfT I'-ontly erwted for T«)W. KO LOKi FW I'J Uetww RILEY HAR. KKAVKS. I. n>. M available f,, r uvi by I -uant* and atkan uaing this building. J me H 21 C E Z M Syajßl I.mW S i.^l Hnlt-yearly Sale
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      910 4 gttbfrtigftnfntt. TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders ai-e invited fjr the rebuilding of 22 ohophousetj at the corner of Kling Street, South Road and Boat Cjuay. Formn of Tender further particluara can be obtained at the Offices of the Architect*. TOMLINSON 4 LERMIT, 1 Raffles Quay. June 1 uo GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Application- are
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      845 4 gttofTttgrmnitg. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Valuable Freehold Building Land Sale. At Mes«us<. H. L. Coohlas i Cos Slakt. On Monday, and July, at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Four pieces of Freehold Building Land, Rochore, Area 7,720 s<[. ft. Lot Twelve pieces of Freehold building land, Paya Lebar, Area 24,000 sq. ft. Lot
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      982 4 Wirnisrmrnts. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Valuable Land and House Property. Bitv atl at Own Street a. Stanley Stkket, ItaOATCsW. Tuesday, 26th June, at 2.30 p.m. All tint valuable pioce or portion of land fronting Cecil Street and Stanley Street m the town of Singapore, estimated to contain an area of 2,9tit>
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      696 4 HAKONE WATER THE MOST REFRESHING AND INVIGORATING NATURAL MINERAL WATER (Bottled at HAKONE m JAPAN.) IT MIXES EXCELLENTLY WITH WHISKY, BRANDY and MILK. In case of 4 dozen pints, with crown cork. CAN BE HAD AT G. OTOMUNE Co. TO BE LET OR FOR SALE. Eugenic Villa. B* «Js<> Seran^oon
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      289 4 Mechanical /x^/ Electrical /cF^/ and Civil /*±r/ Established 1865. I Engineers. /jSP fl« General pS^ Contractors ?tS>*/ lron Founders Shipbuilders. I (Ol I Telegraphic Address I \S^ HARGREAVES I y Singapore Ipoh. I "EUREKA" SHIPS-BOTTOM COMPOSITION. The out-come of Years or practical experience and careful .scientific observation m all waters
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      238 4 FOUND. A inaU-nal inreaw m the profits' f wise meivhanU who u»e the TRAMCAkadvertisin^'niedimii- Apply to THE ORIENTAL roAIPANY. Ltl. Suite E. 1 <»ppo-it-Po-t m Mm it WANTED Billet l.y planter, over 1? year*' exp»jiienc<:. Be«t of references. H. W ASHBV. I SingHpore Post Office 1 JliDJ:'* WANTED ioun« Chinose
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    LETTERS TO AN EXILE.
    1044 5  -  London, May, 15»CH>. Dearest Exile. 1 forgot to tell you of any books last week though we have had several rather good on* lately. "Simple Annals" by Mrs Francis I Longmans) is delightful as are aU her storiet of "Dai-set" folk. Nothing much m them and
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    A CHILL IN THE KIDNEYS.
    367 5 MAM to Tkabs or Kidnby Suffkbino Stab-lik« Painh m the Back, Dizzinksb, g Hi.i i;kli» Sight, Ikinaky Tkocblb, etc. L m Mli dden's Buildings. Cork, Inland, len years ago I caught a bad chill m the kid- neys, through getting drenched m a sto.-m. For
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    MOHAMMED'S BAJU.
    1318 5 (La. Oahhoura dk Mahomet.) Trantlated from the French. One is always learning when on one's travels. Here is a little story that I heard here (Algiers). I dedicate it to distrustful collectors, if such there be, to cunning antiquaries, and to all who love? amusing tales. M. iVrri.hon
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    HEAVY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF AUSTRALIA.
    1099 5 Swathes Vh. Mukiiiv A Bvnn un J-'iinx. The lx>xing chanipi..nshi]) <>t Au-trahii was decided at the Bzblbitioa-building. oa Satar< day evening. April Mkb, irbea VV. H tain dofeated T. Murphy, after whirlwind battle of three iouihlh, m the ptaeeaca of Ibe iii^.-m body of aaraoaa Uhl
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    384 5 Ttie prices >juf,tr..' „re rail >i f crrtnt at Clyde T> rrjr, M<trh. I. At die ot/ur mark.tt tkert may ,nuill variation* Singapore, 11th June. 19<"ti. Beans, Long j« r cattj do. Frencb J,, "Ji per jxmnd 2-. Beef Steak do. II Beau Sprout* pm- Mlly Hiim)K«,
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    HOW TO WARD OFF SLEEPLESSNESS.
    531 5 HOW TO WARD OFF SLEEPLESSNESS. I Thmn an live thinijH to l-einembcr if > ajwM t> Mai ii» overtired bnnu. A baalthv indiffaittuco to wakefulneas, couieu(r,itiou ,!f i uiiu<l uu simple thiiiu"*. rel -ix.il i-.n t boily. s't-ulle rlivtlimic bre.itliin^ .-I fraaa ai;. ragulu- aounahaaaat They raailj sotw dl Sl^-p
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    MONEY IN THE GREEN COCONUTS.
    199 5 Ucfciag vii, 1 v Drti from Hongkong a 1 Al th» fiiwi pbm, tfca pri'" „f grera anti vmIO f F< r thoutta I wkila t!j^ Butgsp M i, lj( i-i t1i...i,i!.,|. i!,.. muta tn ':> Ztmh ul! t_ v n it „v i»l I-
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