The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 January 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEX CENTS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1907. NO. 5,871.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    134 1 H i> ExoeHeaev the Govern .r ratoroed t<> Siuyaji'iv jrvatorfay. Tlm H i^lnp King Alfred w ith the Admiral im board also returned yesterday, and the Admiralty collier ICorowtoi is m p»it. Major General Parrotl tal btM appointed Uw Creuetal (JrHcer >inuiaudiug m the Straits— Tage 4.
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    THE GLAMOUR OF BRIDGES.
    853 1 Why ii ir, one tiniHjiniiuiJiMii.il Bridges |i,.\.' always e\m nci>ed so strong a l, iuatioi t t the sons c —it ml dau^hteis <>t uji'ii J 1,,-te ig, of ;i 'leal to i»e Mid iis to 1 lie roiiMinv «>f their concept ion <>t,<- of the
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      172 1 THE STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR GO. CARRIAGE WHEELS. Re TYRED Best Quality Rubber Only ALL SIZES OF ENGLISH AND DOUBLE WIRE SHAPE IN STOCK REPAIRS TO MOTORS, &c, &c, CHEAPEST AND BEST 15, BATTERY ROAD. DAHL'S MILK. As a guarantee of the purity and quality of this well known orand of
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      317 1 Entertainments. French Cinematograph FmAISID ALIKE liV PUBLIC I PBMB. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION Entire Change of Programme Every Saturday. At the Tent. Beach Road, at 7 9 p.m. An excellent entertainment of new Films, by the most up-to-date Machinery. GRAND LIVING PICTURES Historic, Romantic, Scenic, and Comic. Interesting to Young and Old.
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      174 1 HOTELS. Hotel de l'Europe Game Tiffin ON WEDNESDAY, 9TH INSTANT, at I p.m. AUSTRIAN STRING BAND Fresh Fass Beer Iced. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77 BRASS BASAH FOAD. THE PROPRIETOR. has much pleasure :n announcing the Arrival of the first and only VIENNA DAMEN CAPELLE LADIES ORCHESTRA. which lim evei nailed I
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      73 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. The Bharata ur: the berth for Penang Rangoon and Calcutta on the 10th Page 7. The Straits Steamship Co's sailing programme revised Page 7. The Russian East Asiatic I amer Ateonia on the berth for Odessa Page 7. Hotel de 'Europe Game Tlftin on Wednesday Title page. John
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      371 1 THE WEEK. IIOSDAT, Tills Higfa Waiar:— S.« ;.ll p MfDL M ffowowud H. E Urn I nernor ret',;:uTcksi.av. -rli High Wmktrz—4 !2 J j. A Sjgr Year S \\'KiM>l»\V. l th U'ater J !< a lA9 y. Thcusday. 10th Hi<M \V.tt-r:- «.1O a a B I M ul Hjuie-.vard dlaaei
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    MALACCA.
    234 2 The Children of the PortiiSchool were agaiu entertained i v Christhn«l 9lfc l>ev It wa# rece.l^l I>.^ a mlnwm <-i i» Oftwttsi iv r-linesaof Pride" and i Cmeily m t entitlr.l 'A Cup of Coffee"' In spite of the bad weather there were many parsons present, among whom were
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    REVENGE AT ANY PRICE.
    171 2 Manr resident* m Singapore have Ivt-u ;»t .•nt* time or another ann«>ve«l I -ra.viup cattle nuisance an-1 have found n<» reined? avf'tiust the owners of the destructive beasts, who when the da u. j ;.eealrnlv me up and lead their cattle off. and will <]oubtlea* be
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    FIRE AT MCALISTER'S.
    213 2 A A TWMir 1 Outbreak. I lock on Saturday the Sikh police eoustable <>n duty A saw Miiokf rising from behiu>l I iter iiiil 0»*l premise*, and B tut.it 1 >v showed that the smoke was the oil store which m behind. H i.er.tl offices. The A
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      534 2 advertisements. NOTIQES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE The Municipal Commissioners hereby notify for general information that on and after Ist January, 1907. the water supply to the Town will be continuous until further notice. o In order to prevent waste consumers are 1 Jeered not to leave their house wat< r services, t
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      532 2 atocrtisements. NOTICES. HE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice to Holders of Bearer Share Warrants. Notice hereby given that on presentation >f Coupon No. li at the Chartered Bank of ndia. Australia and China. Singapore, or at he office of the Company on or after sth [anuarv. li>o7. holders will receive
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      466 2 advertisements. NOTICES. LANCASTRIAN SOCIEH OF SINGAPORE. A Meeting of all Lancastrians m Singapore, under the Presidentship of Lieut. Colonel I Wright, D.5.0., R.G.A., will be held m the Drill Hall, by kind permission of Colonel Broderick, at 5.15 p.m. on Thursday 10th January, 1907 BUSINESS. 1. To pass rules formulated
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      574 2 a&\>crti9cmcnts. INSURANGES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed -ti'2.000,000 W. A. SIMS. Manager, Eastern Braucb. Au<? 29 J Royal Insurance Company. Fire Life Total Invested Funds JsVfffjMn THE LARGEST FIRE OFFICE IX THE WOBLD. < BOUSTEAI> i Co. -A. The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
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      582 2 Btocittsemcnts. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Inking Corporation. Pu!>-it Cmi v n Poire: SteiHn.: R- ,-ive %U Herserve...s 1 [Ikskkvk LrAsrun m Propkietoi.-s $i> !.T it}- Dl 1 I A. Havki G. H. Mi A..J. Ran Ll.n. Mr. W. J. Greesen K. Smewan Em\ il. Lenzmann, E6q. N A L». M. \iss!M.
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    554 3 I* la r-«i«'r (>> l In hiive \1 [*oula*n 'a demon >'i itioiH th- H.,11 tomvW the .leata-la*!! of ning thereby tl..- sysassociated w.ti Uarroni. Lodge, uiihead. Si .by. ;in<l others. This may p mWj m mi*. *-ut lf is rather premature. The efe Danish physicist perfoimed I
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    18 3 Mi«rist4 n lt theLord ;T trade unions. e«— fc«dy. fi^;;vTr». i^ J ..,t!., nk m'of- rtinir till S»«
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      21 3 When You Haw a Bad fold. You e t*ChrbeS"nT V Coi°!! ESa,lf £l-£ "««2^and cures qukklv. For safe by all dealers.
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      617 3 Hfcvcrtiscmcnte. nUQTIONS. I LAND SALE. Valuable Freehold Property vr Mk»rs H. Croskf.\ k Col Sai.k-room-Friday. 11th January. 1907 at 11 a.m. Freehold land and bungalow No. 336, off Gaylang Road -Area 8370 square feet. Jan 4 10.1 MORTGAGEE S SALE Wednesday, 9th January, at 2.30 p.m. Freehold land Situate at
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      355 3 atwcrtleemcnts. TO LET. Godom No. 41 Robinson Quay, with a landing pier. Apply to CHOP KWONG HUNG, No. 19 Market Street. _Apl I =L GODOWNS TO LET. Two spacious Produce Godowns, Nos. 5 and 6 Nanson Road, Robertson Quay, now occupied by Messrs Huttenl ach Bros Co. Moderate rent. Entry
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      319 3 Ht^ectisemcnts. TO LET. TO LET A compound house No. 31 Sophia Road with stabling and water laid on. Rent moderate. Apply ALKOFF Co., 15 Raffles Quay. TO BE LET Gilstead Cottage, No. 2 Gilstead Road. Tennis Lawn. Stabling. No. 145 Tanjong Rhu. Seaside Bungalow. Immediate entry. Desirable offices on first
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      127 3 HIGH-CLASS WORK. THE CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES. HII I lAQT\Q lourneWiKiteutLowSetExi.r.^' ,>] TJie. making it for. (Freight on a case cf Cushions to BoT.bav. only.) BEST AFRICAN IVORY BIU lARD BALLS. jfl. THOROUGHLY SEASONED. ft CRYSTALATE and BONZOLINE BALLS ALL SIZE 3 WEST OF ENGLAND BILLIARD CLOTHS A SPECIALS,
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, January 7, 1907.
    1729 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, January 7, 1907. H i I Sy issacn c ai.! Here patriot Trut'i hrr I'iedgeu to Relijjio:., L<>a:sy .J 1 aw. Tbe question has already ariseu of th< securing of tbe funds by Siam for the southern railway, the main trunk line that is to
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    61 4 H E. the Govern i yesterday iu the Wmmem, lauditij .r •ton's Pier just before 2 pui. H B compauied bv Miss Anderson au-i M M.nks. Private Swretary. A who were iu attendance at Johu^ to meet Bk K\ .'uoy wmu the H !»uial S-cret;trv. C'apt. Artlmr "> Mr K.
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    322 4 Dr. <;. v..v MTtisl, who h..Germtny m a vell-sfoaerrti iv, i* BKfjei l.\ th- D I- si mi V. I'll-, m >U-.fd to f X!»: it will Im Idjm*J what i> t.. U'otii*- <•', t j,«- v ■n the projierty l (Jm aud were ft gift t<> tl,cm li.-m th»
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      421 4 KELLY WALSH •lIST UNUD imucf. |L JCBI PtHUSHEO Pncc *1.25. Freemasonry m Singapore. DRAGON CORONET BY F. A. KUKARI). A pQEM This work jrives as far as possible particulars F f Antiq.u- Chintz- I'lav of various Masonic Institutions m Singapore. Bl PATTH PhILPOI LaUBEKCK, Ml'-. CH.lt. Annual li»«'T »O.»i(i Wagn
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      333 4 a^vcrtt6cnlcnto. 6. R. Lambert Co. THE LARGEST CONSIGNMENT OF FRAMES AND MOULDINGS T<> BING M'OHK Has just l)een received by us. Over 100 different kinds m the latest and most refined style. All prices m frames and mouldings have been revised. Kindly inspect our specimens, Dcv STEAMER FOR SALE OR
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    NEW G. O. C. FOR STRAITS.
    24 5 :i:arino Telegraph— Router's.) M tjor General P«?rrott ha» U-e v appoiutel the Coinmiincl of tli»* Trm.»ps m tluI
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    THE MONEY MARKET.
    30 5 The release of dividends siderabW rased the monetary stringency, and it is i»\pected m L »mdard-st, that the bauk rate will be re»luce<l within a fortnight ualess
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  • THE CHANNEL TUNNEL.
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      GREAT CONTROVERSY.
      28 5 I ■pWftiag Ultr -itK-ti-'u into l\irliuChuunel Tunnel is the cans* of the nu»t acute eon- :<■ "U purtv Uue> ■thtSMßf the pri>spt^.t .itineut The Conterv^ the bill,
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      Lord Wolseley's View.
      28 5 >. the waning 'ue uttered m I—-J •ut the Jun;tri> of a c'i.auufl Tunnt-i .ic-'. deduw onh ptrawsible if MM M Un C<.ntitental line is adoj
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  • THE KING'S SHOOT.
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      Record Bag.
      31 5 Tb«* Kicg and a Urge htmm put} are j tarn rtL. 2000 bead of game M TLe X > m exwlleut u^er ten Ln-'Wn to sLcn>t»witb rccii«i«->D i record ii
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      ANOTHER CARNEGIE BENEFACTION.
      14 5 ANOTHER CARNEGIE BENEFACTION. AnDoiiucfl UmM AuJrew Carneuit? Wm uct'-n to lv? used as the
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    279 5 I Messrs I*. Bl M-: I U I> .1 M. Atkinson. P.CJI I :rein that place. tllK'UUt i^nera!. B H i -tuiil appointments made are. the nt- rul, s MrT. Sercombe S-in:!i U> I* Puisne 1 Mr U Bm DaTie* to •Demi of B TLt?! ■I Mr B Bwita Imm
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  • GERMAN POLITICS.
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      Buelow Criticised.
      77 5 Rec. Jan. sth. 12.12 p.m. Pnuce von Buelow \s manifesto has been unfavourably criticised m the German Press. The Conservatives especially object to being invited to ally themselves with the Ktdicals. The latter are equally displeased on account of the le< turing tone of the Chancellor, who enjoins
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      CHINA SOCIETY.
      40 5 A China Society has l>eeu formed m London to anjaonvafjt the study of the Chinese lauguige, literature aud history. A eries of lectures i< projected. The Chinese Minister reads a paper at the opening meeting on Jau. 28th.
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      RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
      48 5 The Portsmouth Treaty. The Tunes correspondent at St Petersburg says that during Mr Motono's absence m Paris a Commission has been investigating the exact terms of the rivers and iv the Portsmouth Treaty. It is probable decision will l>e reached satisfactory td Russia and Japau
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      Agreement Probable.
      36 5 It is understood that Russia is willing to renew the Co inmereial Treaty of l^t*"> and fraal Japan the privileges conferred on other nations under the most favoured nation clause of the recent treat!
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  • THE HAMBURG LOCK-OUT.
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      POPE AND IRISH.
      30 5 It i> wired Irom Rome tlj.it the K.ul <>i Ahmitm i>^> had aii au.lience with the Pope, wfcoariogintl the li>h Cith. -lies ami •dielioa to the Irish.
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      LODZ LABOUR TROUBLES.
      40 5 The OOtl mills at I. coutiuue to he i-K st-d. tie owners bang (I* termincil to tmusfer 1 1»— tactoriw lo the interior unless tbe woikuieu submit. '1 i>- Terrorists itdMl iWy will mur-ler the meu resumil
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      FRANCE AND THE PAPACY.
      21 5 it ii >atf.l that the Freael Qoveromeat intends t-> publish part ol the docnmeuts ■enwd at MoMigaorMoatagaiai'i
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    Admiralty May Close Ports.
    44 5 ttmjinwl J»u ">th 3.25 p I A'hnimlfv baa baaed ;i u<>Mariuers IBtMMtMf Urn powihla BJOMf naval ports at Home aud al r the uL'lit, Jurin^ the uaval m i r m tlie er^ut <«f itfiarf relations wit h auv power.
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    GERMANS STUDY JAPAN.
    31 5 Rec. J<iu. 6th 11.59 am. K\.iu- (ieriii hi f pffihf batettaiUjd lot Jap;u» t>> lt«dtr tli^ m i 1 i t 1 1- v UUlitnti of that o-'Utilrv.
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    98 5 lfn 1'. F. \Yes» lia.s reached Auurn-a iu improved health but the Doctor writes that she is still very weak the poison in her blood bu completely disappeared. The Udaei -»t thn Presl»vterian Church Se\viu;_' Party will meet at the residence of Mrs. Cook. GKktnd, o« Tnesdaj, January Hth at
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    IN THE GAZETTE.
    78 5 H E. tbeQoTersor recognise! the Consular Jurisdiction over tbfl Sti.iifs Settle!iiHiit> of Mob II. Charm;inn»\ Belgium Cousul Geiseml \i Btlgkok. TIm lmve of fcbtaea €i Mr. A. CaveiiJish, I ned I'ailft. hat boan exleoded, with Lalf -i.darv, for three months, from the 2ord. Mr. L. E. P.
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    124 5 AnctluT Malay book i> forlkeoaiing whli Messrs lil.tckwood, "lv M lUy Fowtl»" s M: George Mtxwell. Its mtaati are sl'udies ut tirst-haii-l of Hie wil.l Kfe of Mil'V.t. which l'<-"> ti^ew, eroeoiKlw, wd other great uae. The Hotel Je L'XuiOpC m uuigeineut annoumv tlmt from to. lay tlie Austrian Striuif
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    THE STRAITS CRICKET VISIT TO RANGOON.
    689 5 No rtvot.l of t he recei t visit of the St rails CrickM Team to Rang >ou would be complete without due recognition of the cordiilitv uf the welcome accorded to the members of the team, aud of the abounding hospitality bestowed upon them
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    LETTERS TO AN EXILE.
    1098 5 Dbakest Exile. We came across Sir Thomas Jackson the other Jay, }'ou remember him when he was the Manager of the Hongkong and Slian- ghai Bank He has settled down at Stan- sted in Essex, where he is a great supporter of political meetings, (on the
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      65 5 Croup. A reliable medicine and one that should always be kept in the home for immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will prevent the attack if given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears. There is no danger in giving it to
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      543 5 ROBINSON Co. i\ AGENTS ilk WILKINSON'S R7\ZORS W*K/LmJ!Sj\ are made v\ iJii^FK^ THE WILKINSON SWORD Co > Lld LONDON. To His Majesty the King the Royal Family. FINEST SWORD STEEL BTJIDES AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE KOTIL FURNITURE, Including two full sized Billiard Tables; Rachaels* Grand Pianos; Milner's Safes &c, also
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    IN PARLIAMENT.
    331 6 rat. Sir E. Si»-<iK'n ;i;A.-.l the Paiaf BaflX lor tbe Colonies from wh;tt s ur«-- I of th«» rec -i BaaM I'-.ur.ei •und if from th>* Fed>'ia'» 1 MaUj St »tes an«l Brunei, la «rhal whether the Se r^t <a .1 a -i-v of I J 1 ''■.>
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    A BRAVE SIKH.
    64 6 V;■ il: w•. !i:n m w liini W will h: I B: went m li- v\i-. ii all A •i- -I -til !i.« i iim i>. V When ulch B* B t ill wfc Ue i w Lit B r i B I isl;»-i lllto tliM B-
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      309 6 Eatoerttecmcnta 1 i^^VTfc^^V These tiny s a^Sl^j^^aUaja^ Capsules BH superior W^TT^Sw l 0 Copaiba, C ijilMmWmW Cubebs, andC cure C the same diseases as these drugs C m forty-eight hours without C inconvenience. •*■*>>. X Each Capsule b«art the name (MID I FOR DISEASES OF THE CHEST. I SRIMAULT'S I
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      502 6 Hbvcrtfscmenta. SHIPPING. Apcar Line. The undermentioned mail steamers of the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapor.% Hongkong Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tons. Conmi:in<l-T. m krrateoa Ape»r 4,* 10 A. E. Geatlce. s.B. Catherine Apf.tr J.7^7 W.D.A. Thomas Gregory Apoar 4 t Wi
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      679 6 Ht>v>crtteemcnto. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAU NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coa6t, Persian Gulf, 1 continental and Ameri"•mu Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about If UL LINES. Omtwmrd (for China) Delhi
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      611 6 H^vcrti£)Cmcnts. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINESteamers of the Coast Fleet. tons r«'u'- lOM i-.'. Petchaburi H9l Paklat 1657 Borneo -1 Au^hin U>.,~ Kohsichan^ 4 7 Kajah I H dMsassn 10 7 Pitsauulok KM9 PoßftOßg Han.'kok 11.*.'I 1 Srtiusen it.,7 Bajaoari 1904 Loo Bok nyn X..rat If 0 Phra >.
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      385 6 EOfctttocwcwta SHIPPING. WEI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bie. IMPERIAL .1 AJAIL I." 'J'lie fa.-t and well-known ma iijj.any sail fortui^htlv tterdam, A i Qtbrah Naj'!' kon^'. Shanghai, S y ari'i l<ack. They ar<* due iv Hagaa I undenuent OUT VV A KIJ 9OHEW I'r. Ueinrich Gneiacnau Jan 11 Beydlttz ia 25 IV.
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    INTERESTS OF BRUNEI.
    193 7 s The Dkvelcpmknt ok B.'knc© Industry. v :,>r ov the >tas i»\hiThe aff rrs of a small decaying native Vuluy Ptrnsinsula may seem nnlo the general mk. But the M wide bearing from kk* point of FV<\ Riitannica" and the avoi.i- ntent amoag tbo*e who are mto
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 7 (COERKCTEU UP TO Jail. 5.) Bank-im/s V*A demand 2 '4J Private credits 3 ui/s 2/4* credits t"> m/s 2/5 France, deuiaud Bank... 29i ijkrm any. demand 239! Tndia. T. T 178J Hongkong, demand 2} %<lis Yokohama, demand Java, demand I*l Bangkok, demand 59 Sovereigns, Bank Buying 8.53 Bank «>i"
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    PRODUCE.
    126 7 January o. Tin bojew 93 50 Oambier Gambier Culje No. 1 10.40 (iambierCubeNo. 2 Pepper Black (ordin. S'pore) buyers 18.12| Pepper. White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 34.80 Nutmegs (110 to the lb 26. Nutmegs (So to the lb.) U. Mace (Banda) Cloves (Ami >oiua) SI. Liberian Culfee Tapioc-a,
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    SHARES.
    475 7 Capital Capital Issue Paid Company. Quotation. Issued paid up Value up $300,000 3<>0,000 lo 10 IMat Tin M. Co. Ltd 15.50 $135,000 140,000 10 M M«Miwak Sold M 0*. Ltd nom §40,000 W lo I )r > Do Deferred) 3 nom S600.000 600,000 10 10 Bru»«h Uy'lia-iik- Tin M.
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      335 7 Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers Press i IMorßtßg l»iilv. aul is oil >ale at <i .r!\ hoar taeh ■Kmiag (Bu»dajt Cash |-i ■-■>• Dm Ouis a copy. will In delivered it nv.i'f rad 1- 1 town off M it pivf-nvtl bj MTCI o'clock each Ful! tddfWMi at
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      605 7 On the Berth. BRITISH INDIA S. I Co, Ltd. FOR Fenan-, and Calcutta The Royal Mail Steamer "BHARATA" o:>4 tons. Commander A. J. Windebank, tn R will be despatched for above ports ,n 10th inst. at ISO p.m. prompt, making the •ovage to Penang m 24 hours. &he ha^ superior
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      142 7 STOOKVAART MAATSCHAPPY (STEAMSHIP COMPANY.) hederland: Fortnightly Mail Service between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Sab-ing and Genoa, steamers are due on or a»-out the under(jtion^d dutes Out ward Romewttd Willem II Jan 5 K. Wllh«i 1 .Tan ."> Wilbelmina Jan 9 Prins^s Sophie Jan 19 [i Reeentaa Feb '1 K.Wii)<in
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      143 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. I I PASSENGER SERVICE. By t:.. mmtA \\NIA." :i tDCKSTAtTFXX, tad I "S( ANL'IV :ind SII.K-I i I liave 111 I ill hit I" Find I throughoot by «leetricitj ■:<Jry t>u board. Betan I yt-ars.tlirough lickcis to b. ITodl I iiinl Hamburg. S i Ulitnuni.i. }-i«t!>-t N W
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      276 7 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The C Hii>:iiii*-*' steamers are d I I fr>>m I..\.ii- utwanis for th" Straits. Chil Japan e\>ry -k. Nad froai J.q ;.:i hoa* for London", kmMtm&m ami Antw-rp m and for <;^n"a. V monthly. Oaeoutward ifeeaaMr every W
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      328 7 SINGAPORE AND KRANJI RAILWAY^., FROM Ut AUGUST, 1905, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. T Train Service ror Week Days Mid S«UMlaj». j Down Trains DowmK A.M. AM. A AM singapoiip: ...g.w 1 lo.3(Mßf<iJf/ v r </ (6.07 043 7.47 1 '7 12.42 -,L 7 10 3lfcVi*"- Newton J m,.08 6.44 7
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    THE LATE MME. CANDUTTI.
    70 8 I M.mv m Singapo»H wli.> i^meuiWr tii^ five performances of M ii<\ \Vr,» C.iv.l BOaatiaßmllv c-ap»ble pianist**, wi!! h«-ir with reu'et tii.it iu>.\, t s be«»n ret'eivr- hare I !ilv"> .1-irh at ChAoirovsk. m Ku-.>.i. ai teW --il Ootohar last, Prior to laWMßflliaji to Mr. <r
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    AN ENGLISH SERVANT.
    86 8 M E Will*, an X )-,'li>'imin. Mr Jik McAoMfa »v the C irr ol K> r I >«« dllf I ■> wtv.w» us vf«a.-*i\tl s-rvat't, troin Not. 12»h r- l»-v 17th luciusiw. .t' g] a pluuitf siid tn it he was i'ru^h t he d-fVu Lint's hoots,
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    THE ASSIZES.
    66 8 IXfl To-MoRRoW T\w to aorm, mJ t t'i m t.«r a ln\^ time pi-*' ri\ pri^oaeri awaitiag trial, the I am tht* tlen v hoiag B mi p i npoa lJ liacfa lived, boJ n«t ac a «>f liw.) Emm iwm! Ju ih will plt-.tJ to six cWiyi
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    A DANGER AT PORT SWETTENHAM.
    47 8 Tlio M <i.viii n^uuliin wuioh ii i> 'ort S i hil lii nvertag a kith i] Mm Uinraj ot Port S^tjtteuh im, l>v ruum a:i 1 *mk.u4 r.ttli-r Ij.-^vi'v mi 1 1 Im, ta 1 :t is I >sel-» h ..I pt
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    MISPLACED CHARITY.
    61 8 V X- ut Di' T v z for ,i!m< :u Kirn.- '-<• i M »h;fiiuie 1 id X P M 4kunm k-^j...-' ■.f X! -i _'->*. > Fi i ■> :hang« t r^rtaiu enj I smi!l Oeta to '-very bO|Qj MrC wiiues> bis v t.» more 1-^erviuir per-
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    ALLEGED OBSCENE POSTCARDS.
    85 8 \:.TO .ETHE before Mr Colaaaa, c X »l if <•*! .pktH-p^r-; iV>ui Ottaaji xere eh iryt*«i wit g -scene ft »hes».« l>eiuif picturt A Messrs lli»* .Jel^u :ii- P«ilioe v;> i -in^ii'. Mr Bvaddel] A I I i— was B in:iv Kea B -t they were A
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    67 8 B. i the (le.ifh of B\ -.vii i Hv v .1:: i kilkni by a ej H\ f acci lent al J Hi AnVr-'i), wb > witl the Christinas H-di'livs Hills iv th- •••ur Hi' 1 l>aek -i-'f .i iv i.i. m ninif. With H^\ r ttie tir*- I Hi
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    KINTA TIN MINES. LTD.
    372 8 ihf sixth annual im'ttinj; (if th» •hmrebolderM m th»- Kinta Tin Miat>. Liniitodt was haU «>n 12th alt., at fi.l. Lonilou-v. all. E.l'.. y\r. Williatn Antrobiis LonUßg i'iesi(iin{«. The Chairman, hi tho ooonia ol hiss). li. >ai«l Lant jreai 1 ha<l the pleaMm of eonlirat'ilatitij: \on
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    394 8 Mr ,1 BroartaadMatthew*.ol theStraita S^ttleuiebt". h;h Ifii .-1m,,-!^! .t F-l!'\. i' I ::i.il laatiUile. Mi. Ei\ itee had Aith .i oapil :u tl sii am To i iv 1 bare litaaMatU iv the ritl 9 II Slei liea, au'i t.> -trrv on t!je 1.i.--;u i ii«li ir ipm i, a
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    324 8 The British steun«r Banctoria has arrived from Calcutta with a cargo of coal. H. M. S. '•l)iadem" is now back at Hongkong. The Britisli collier Mercedes oauie m from Hongkong yesterday t.» iupply coal to the tl^-t. She is a queer looking vessel of 3,000 tons, all derricks
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    CHINA FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
    154 8 Sixth List or Chixkm: Si bs< kider*. Nt previously acknowledge! $20, Ha n. am kiaa Kaag 9M UmBhag $12 Kli*-i)^'Jii;in Phong :l" Wth Ph<»uu' 5 Ki.r An 25 Kw;mg N;iin FiTg Jui Teng I U Lo Dai Song .j Jkag Phat 29 Kirn Thai Laag 10
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    MANILA'S WATER SUPPLY.
    440 8 A Hu«.« Installation the most gigantic vorki of eon-u-t mv that undertaken ta the Philippines sicce the building of the famous bigkwaj i--.*<iing to tl^e m opital m Bm§ k tfce installation of the u-w w.tUr system for the supply to the city of Manila of water
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    SIAM.
    110 8 H. If. Charge d'Affaires at Baugkok (Mr W. K. D. Beckett) ljas forwarded a copy of an agreement the Siamese Government have made with a British Concessionaire hv which the latter is granted the exclusive right, for not more than 25 years, to dredge for liv ore m the
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      30 8 i i by Chamberlain's on nature's plan, \ses the lungs and lJ cting a permanent lT tendency of a cold Iy. It is pleasant to Hi For saie by all
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      98 8 A Habit to Be Encouraged. The mother who has acquired the habit of keeping on hand a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saves herself a great amount of uneasiness and anxiety. Coughs, colds and croup, to which children are susceptible are quickly cured by its use. It counteracts any tendency
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      31 8 Apioline Chapoteaut is superior to sfeel drops or penry royal and is a safe remedey for ladies. Reom trended to remove pain, obstruction ■md tbe irregularities peculiar to the sex. 16
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      177 8 Cittlcs for h\ci\> Class tailoring. TWEEDS A large selection of MateANCOLAS designs. CHEVIOTS FLANNELS m^TTRTTXr^C A rmeats cut and made olliniliMjo under the personal superyPPTJVDQ vision of an experienced A m V Kfe West End Cutter TATTBRSALL VESTINGS Style and Fit Guaranteed. THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO., LTD. No. 1 DOCK
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      551 8 CLEARANCES. •January Malacca, Brit, st- Quine, for Teluk Anson via ports. Nord, Brit str. Prvnn, for BhufkaL Romany. Urit str, Wis-, tor Balik Papan. January Van Rielieeck, Dut. str., Wjgara, tor Deli. Korat. Ger. str Huhner, for Bangkok. Redanp, BiftML str Engelsted, for Bangkok. Natuna, Ger «ti\. Btaltoy, for Deli.
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      243 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-cf-W,r FU K *ud Tons Commander. Arrived From For m. King Alfred Bnc b'ship t,5OU Tli,ir«by Mm I EZtkofc II. sg--- ga;ss£ Saui El Kantara Foh U24 Ummmim Jan 4 rtM«Z i 1 Km Sang Brit II lu Mil t n fa H-^ko^ p"" ei Janet N.coll
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