The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 January 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1907. NO. 5,88:3.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    185 1 Kni_r-t.->n, Jnuui'i, bi* '•■•*u <lestr<'\>'.] I>\ an e<irth<(Uak''. wlii.li a Ula me^-..i U >n> ooourred a M-mltv, Uihinrapluc iwwi cation liiviu.' i»e«u uitarfurad with. Sir Jamihs P<etYQ*Hi warn *moug the kille<l. The death roll is 10 >. < Pag A iiuinl>Ki ,t' V. «"> will \m <leh
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    WHITE LIES.
    822 1 Moralists theie are who hull that white lies are as H'j... ,Misit.|M as those «f the MMMty. TiiMy insi*' thatain •ion fi..m tl.e >irict hue <>f iruth m au\ eUWMH i. tide .11 tell win;. .Uv of rur !iv,-s an«l without a»v qualm-. Tli,- ..-ilv b«UM( the individual
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    • Advertisement
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      212 1 X 2 fc£H I S ANDEM A N'S Australian Wines, Hooks, Clarets i| and Muscat. I SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. (J aid beck Mac£re£or Gompany, SOLE AGENTS. DAHL'S MILK. As a guarantee of the purity and quality of this well known brand of Milk, attention is called to the following analysis
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      358 1 Entertainments. JUBILEE HALL. Monday, January 2ist at 9 p.m. A Boxing Competition open to the Ann] and Navy foe Prizes amounting t<> MOO. I'KIM.NTKH hi JACK McAULIFFE. THK SCOTCH MIDGETS. In a three rounds luixin^ tout* -t ami a new act with Indian Clul)>. Champion Trick act b\ McAalifiFe'K clerei
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      190 1 HOTELS. Hotel de l'Europe ESPLAMADE. SATURDAY, JAN. 19TH. Game Tiffin AUSTRIAN STRING BAND Iced Fass Beer. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77 BRASS BASAH ROAD. THE PROPRIETOR, has much pleasure m announcing the Arrival of the first and only VIENNA DAMEN CAPELLE LADIES ORCHESTRA. which lias ever visits! the East and will give
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    • Advertisement
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      92 1 TO-DAY f S ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction and Mortgagee's sales by Fernandez Co.. on Wednesday of leasehold and freehold land and houses Page 3. Room to let- Page 1. Empty hogsheads for sales Page 2. Lost, black Yorkshire terrier, and fox terrier- Page 1. To let desirable residences Page 3. Ebrahim Y.
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      100 1 Next Mails Due. From En«i.ahi>. Per P&O Devanha < n Friday Jan 18, with mails of Dec 28. From China. Per P O Simla on Thursday Jan 17. K*tU ALRKADY DESPATCH •>.!» FOX Ij -ND' N. Leave Singapore Due Lo don Delivered B I Dec 13 Jan 5 Jan 5
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      372 1 THE WEEK. Thursday. 17th i High Water: 0.49 a.. 0.10 p Penang Turf Club Entries clos\ noon. P. O. Mail Homeward doe. Football S. C. C. v. the Fleet C?. V. C. Fencing Class. V3u p Friday, 18th.— High Water 1.27 a., 0.54 c O Mail Outward due. S. V.
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    TUBE TO COST £16,000.000.
    442 2 Plans of th« S» hk.mks of mCIAIUI Tl VSKI The Channel Tnnn-l semi i* now rapfcUj approaching i I practical (tieeaminsj In f e werks wt miv exr^-vt to hear ii> merits and demerits (vhoed fraai Urn sounding l>oai"il of tii-' House t '.minions. A Bill
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    OUR FUTURE RELATIONS WITH CHINA.
    346 2 < QnMMMoi, m Urn 1)-— \Vh it^vpt to, we sh.iil f.tr" n-.»i- the mm :it v:.; m i that con much hm:rr:a: J' uml it* Government and peopl- ~t Am title to owif All .1 n..-- ior which there has I f lODI China— av\
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      404 2 advertisements. NOTIGES. G. R. LAMBERT Co. THI'ONI.V I>T\r.I.ISHMK\ I IN Till: TSOnd WIiKHK. COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY tSEXXCI m:i> MEW SPEGIMEMS 1078I O7B TTEW DC On BATTSn Ro\d WutOOW. H. TH. JENSEN, Manager. •EMPTY HOGSHEADS (54 gallons) For sale about l n <> t<> I"><> awmtbly. Ajiiu\ V i "B < ii
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      470 2 flbvertieements. NOTIGES. ESHARAT KHAN Cheapest and best Book Binder, Printer, and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed promptly. 34, Bras Basah Road. Nov 13 v.c i m I Oriental Telephone Electric Coy, Ltd. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBER* A new Directory is now m course of preparation and Subscribers are requested tv
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      300 2 advertisements. NOTIQES. H. CROSKEY <& Co. LICENSED AUCTIONESBg, No. 8 Malacca Street. Real Estate, House Furniture, Store Stocks ard Produce Valued and Sold. Loans arranged. Prompt Settlements, Moderate Charges and Commissions. Telephone No. 902. Not 27 uc NOTICE Depositors m the Savings Bank are reminded to send m their passbooks
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      514 2 H&vcrttocmcnts. INSURnMGES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE. MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. 5 hunds Bxoeed 4M2.000.000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch kmg tB Koyal Insurance Company. Fire Lito TOTAL INVESTKD Xi vi,s £Q~ J.'.ss.' i THI LAMEST VIME i>Vi 1 13) THI ITORLD. BODBTBAD I < kj The London and
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      391 2 Htocitiscmcnts, BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Ban Corporation. !.VK > I NJ) Bfci i i m Umm it ye Lkjj PfeOTMBMM n 09 m. Q H. ->lin»H";txi, B A R A H»n. Mr. U. .1 C. i; Im I. M..Ni^;.M. H. t. 'i OUBI .V i: Acting Man JWII,-»W. ADAM i bora
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    THE PLAY AND PLAYERS.
    270 3 \M» .A \n Pv.v I f!.1.-! .i.l"' v i-wenrly re- P Mi f Walr»> Tbwkrw, Mr f H pl«\ n,' the Mad Hitter, in :>: -iri<>n t Mr S,-vm«ur ,N H,- Marie St idbolu i-> Alice a .111 lor Mff a^ hut .1 winning reprem M
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    PERILS OF HUSTLING.
    138 3 the world 1- 1 A ailment m <i but it U we Americans arThi- sent.' up eongr«*aa ai aei >a riling di:.: _-nlar bourn, complete ai I t: il!n'_'- I v a%« were aou^ I nfl:ieaow .ii'jted aa lead Bg the u.itioi. ir. "Th-i- will 1^ _--i
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      53 3 Cold*. Colds are quickly cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, ninr nu the cough, relieves the lungs and "pt*nii the secretions, effecting a permanent are. It counteracts any tendency of a cold t<> result m pneumonia. It is pleasant to take. Children like it For sale
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      608 3 advertisements. AUQTIONS. AUCTION SALE Wednesday. 23rd January, at 2.30 p.m. 99 years leasehold land and feoosa known i as Nos. 19, 20 and 21, Pagoda Street. G. A. FERNANDEZ Co.. Auctioneers. Aitken Onv, SUNG, Solicitors. Jan 17 24.1 MORTGAGEE S SALE Wednesday. 23rd January, at 2.30 p.m. Freehold land situated
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      598 3 itovcrttsemcnta. AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF Unserviceable Stores TO BE HELD AT THE CAULK DEPOT, KEPPEL HARBOUB Friday. 18th January, at 2.30 p.m. A quantity of belting iron and wooden blocks iron chain cable chain iron drums files canvas hose paint kegl grapnel rope wire rope old copper brass and lead
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      603 3 a^v^fieements. TO LET. TO LET FURNISHED. No. 3, Lloyd Koail. Apply Office Hocel de 1" En rope Feb 1 TO BE LET. The large and conveniently situated praj mises recently occupied by Messrs. Hogan :&Co., near the Singapore River. Would make an excellent produce godown. A low rent will be
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    • Advertisement
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      502 3 H Red m tseal m r^% A P ure Whiskey of the highest quality .flHiriflk lt ls P° ssib 'e to produce at the price, this Blend compares favourably with many higher-priced productions. r IS Guaranteed 7 years old. White A blend made up of only perfectly r^j matured whiskies-stored
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Marriage
      43 4 Plunkett UeSouza. On January, 12th H«»7, at the Portuguese Church of "St. Joseph Singap<jre, by Kevd Father Braganza, Sanitary Inspector William W. Plunkett to Miss Clementine Florence, i eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f». R. DE Souza. Colombo papers please copy.
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  • Obituary
    Death.
    19 4 At 11 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. IStfc, m the I European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, James Sanderson McCrakett. I
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Jan. 17, 1907.
    620 4 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Jan. 17, 1907. 1 1 ill the Fres< tl.> f l',av.r<i .y inllueice ari-1 wfcrihed y g-in Here patriot Trufh h-r 2' Pledged to R-ii^io 1. ya :y I .J law. 1 1 i«* n«>w just ab'»ut \eir sin. 1 tbc u.-w Radical aduiiuistration uf
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    692 4 more, its coi.staut reuownl, au<l ia case of war, for which alone an Army should l»e plaune<l, the matta^i t»f a cmnpaiirn, which Ml mean anythiu^ from 60 |ht ceut tt) well over 100 per cent of the origin. il strength. And ia claiiiourit)-,: th.jt tlieiv i> do claim ov
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    166 4 By liieTouiaue, Mt. lame k S:<* Ah. ire. the -uperioress of tlie CoBVMri of Urn Holy Int'aiit JvßfU .it K»;il.i liUmpur. Iturned horn P«ria uiili l.iur jouag BUM lor her 0 "iiveat. A .-oiiiiuiriic it i(.ii li t > ive<i fr.iii 1 lie Sm^Hpoiv Cult to til,- ei't--: tkoi they
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    VISIT OF THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.
    338 4 THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME Tin* Ol.'in.il Batwia i has U«en drawn up i.v the taatitmmimg \isit of the 1 1 Sul>j.-ct lv Tl. :i|.f.|. es>. t|..- tollowin^ Will h •jr.tiiih.- \\> 'J'ii.- P i < winch their (loyal Hij ii and DVCBBM <•'■ CoVM i'a!
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    67 4 mmkar I:2th Capt IV I Filllt complete |S (1Hi B. V. C \i--- themselves |>frsoii<ii!\ vljiit.ttit B. V. C. D •J«>ih :»!i-i S6ta Jamatrj 7 < »n xUv i;,u_ m i ri!. in tlie new C v Lumpoi The Head ma I'uM l»^ .i aMMpu 1.1 jl.il. Mnnioiyl < 100
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      425 4 Caldbeck Macgregor Co., WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. ii ii HAVE JUST RECEIVED. A FRESH SHIPMENT OF HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER. John Little ®> Co, Ltd. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ILLUSTRVTED CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION XO ORDER IS TOO SMALL But that it receives our Personal Attention XO ORDER IS TOO LARGE But that our resources
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      397 4 advertisements. DENTAL NOTICE. I HAVE THIS DAY RESCMBD PRACTICE. CHADWICK KEW. Dr. A. G. BUTLER, 1.D.5.. K.C.S.E. DENIAL SURGEON. 6. Battery Road. G. R. Lambert Co. i THE LARGEST CONSIGNMENT OF FRAMES AND MOULDINGS TO SINGAPORE Has juAt been received by us. Over 100 different kimK m the late>t and
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      81 4 NOTICE. All communications to the Editor should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, I and should m all cases be authenticated by the I name and address of the writer, not for publii cation, unless clearly so indicated. The Editor is not responsible for, and does
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  • JAMAICA EARTHQUAKE.
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      A TERRIBLE DISASTER.
      26 5 KINGSTON DESTROYED. •iTwl Jau. 16th, 11-12 a.m. > >i k telegraphic advices come been uwstroyed l with much l>ss of life. communication i> m-
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  • LATEST TELEGRAMS.
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    92 5 B X i' V«j. who aril mi. I Mi Sttuidtv WM tU r., meet the Amir. 1-; bu« MmsmUv, be s Bermai f«r Bum>| He H'r.u-* is due at hi re. BC ChwW ar- ir«led binsman •!»>• uf criminal breack '"hrw reel the sr md »»ow B|l pi dv. Mr.
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  • THE JUDAH CASE.
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      A LONG TRIAL ENDS.
      1362 5 Before Mr. Justice Fisher yesterday BwJfwiwJ| the htwrimj of this cisc was resumed, the notwani Bmjauuel Judab being cross-examined by Mr. Fort. On Bwatesabar 1 t-th. be entered into a c 'ii-ti-act with Nsgurdha f0r 925.000 with the Basque da I'lado-ebiae, which was not entered m
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    HARBOUR THIEVES.
    313 5 Thkh 09 1210 Wo«TH OF RI'KBEU. Three Cliiuaineii ware charged before Mr (ireeu yesterday in ronnection with theft of a quantity of rubber from on board ibe i s. s. l'on:iauak. Chinese detective mid be was asleep m his room on the night of tiie 7th when a
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    A DISHONEST BOATMAN.
    151 5 Ku L"n^ r < "Imt hired a sampan at ".he Teluk Ayer Markvt and loaded it with fruit which he intended t»> take out and sell t.u I board the worships m port. He put twelve Uiskeis of fruit valued at M 0 into the lx>at and
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    RECKLESS RIKISHA COOLIES.
    122 5 featerday before Mr Michell a Mohame dan named Dawel was charged with allow iug his riklsha coolie to travel on the t;.d wrong >i<le, of the road. Stir* geanf Stockford said that he was on duty m lli'ierv id at 5 oVliH'k one evening an. l the
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    68 5 The outputs of t be Ku mtan Tin Mining Company Ltd., and the Bent Tia Mining Cumpaßj Ltd., for the mouth ofDMember, I 1906, weie Behtt 1»'.'J.70 piTcol; Kuantau 'J7.1l pikul. m both cassa ih« small output i> due t.) the exceptionally heavy rains. The I j Kuanlan Tin Mine
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    SANDAKAN NOTES.
    836 5 {From our own Correspondent?) Coal. The first lighter of coal from the tsiliiupopon Workings arrived here on the 15th instant, m tow of the Xormanhurst." The lighter, the "Grimsbv, 1 had "217 tons on hoard, and this has been discharged 00 to the Coal Company's own wharf here,
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    126 5 Under the auspices of ilie Singapore Ludtau Cbriittian Assoctaiion, Mr S. K. SinhA who has bean studying industry m Japan, Rave an address "ii Japan at the Anijlo-Taniil School, Beranggoag Bond, <>n Tues.lav niu'ht. Mr M. <i. Miller, h. a., of the JaJMjJoCbiuese School, who introduced the sneaker of the
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      172 5 ROBINSON Co. "GOLD MEDAL" CAMP BEDS. hi* Til. HuH^ i >L- ■HKi- n_ **i Ja LIGHT WEIGHT, WATERPROOF CANVAS. 6 ft. 6 m. Long, 2 ft. 4 m. Wide. ROBINSON COMPANY. We bfg V) inform our Bk customers that tie well Whiskey M}^ U P t) the lst A p
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    BRITISH SHIPBUILDING.
    708 6 Ark We Goin.; too Fast i Siuh a revival of mercantile shipbuilding a-, us -aid to be m progress now was. of ■> cour>.-. to be expected, localise the immense capital which is fixed m shipbuilding und marine *n_:inevrinij h«i a tendency to erwlt its own demaud. A
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    RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE IN ASIA.
    203 6 R"ME, DE. 17. At the University tod y the first of a series of lecture* on religious liberty was given by Signor Luigi \a\/./ ttti. Deputy and fx-Miuinter of the Treasury. To-day's Jectur* r was on The superiority of ancient and i i.»l^rn Asia m the'doctriM
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      587 6 a&vcrtisemcnts. WANTED. WANTED A qualified apothecary, to take charge of a Tamil hospital. Apply m writing to Manager. Lingßi Plantations. Ltd., Quala Sawah. F. M. S. Btpt 20 tts u c WANTED A Competent Surveyor for British North Borneo. Apply m writing stating qualifications and salary required, to GUTHRIE Co..
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      553 6 Hfcvcrtieements. SHIPPING. rat JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Service is maintained t-etween Japan und Europe by the following NEW TWIN bCRbW STtAMERS. IM'KR Mail Contkacts with IKK IMI'KUIAL J.\l ANESK G OVEKNMK NT. Sj.f><i;i!!v deaignad fortka Company's European Servi.e. ligbtedtknMghout by Electricity, provided v.ith excellent accommodation for
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      672 6 Htocrtteemcnto. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylcn, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt f Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China C<;i^t, Persian Gulf, ontinental and American Port-. Steamers will leave Singapore en or about M 1L LINES. Outward for China) DwVaßha
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      700 6 a^vcrtiocmcnts. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINE.itcamcrs of the Coast Fleet--1 <'N- n yj. Pelchaburi 2191 Paklat |«S7 Bovaao t\ v Anghiu Koaaieaaag uu 16 7 Kajah WM Choiaia< 16 7 Pitsaunlok KHfl I'.-u^toii^ 1657 Bangkok IM S.mden 1667 Rajabari li*> 4 Lao Sok Kor.it l'j "WaMam ttOi Manila 1789
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      454 6 a&vcrtiscmcnts. SHIPPING. KM. H orddeutscher Lloyd, Bi < IMPERIAL GafltaUS MAii. The Eaal air! weii-L-novn ami] »:<«aK*rs burg vi. i i.'ott.-r.i.u;. Antv ttar, <ien. lomlx., Paaan: and m Singai»r»III).i»Tlllelition<- "ITWAKD KOKEH Jan 25 Seydlitz ii HIi Laiwif 1' X Luitpol I P B Friedri. b Ap! 4 pi itz Aj.l
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    611 7 I fitttMi M .lip.in— The Aaron and WitaltM Tbt- Bkjnrai Fountain i s.-.m Ah\> Mfanawpk Maps M ■••iu Lijfht *n<] the K\»-» CM Vuivinij lli.liuin Effects. kettle "is ;i bit of Oriental ive I eeti I^l down throiiijli an uukoowu uuiulht ;iri. > 1V..1 H N of Tokif.
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    EXCHANGE.
    62 7 (Corrected up to Jan. 16.) Bank4m/s 2/4[; demand 2/4) Private credits 3 in/s 2/4^ credits 6 m/s 2/5-£ France, demand Bank 2951Germany, demand 24" [ndia, T. T 17:J^ Hongkong, demand t^ dis Yokohama, demand 115 Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 001 Sovereigns, Bank Buying 8..V. Bank of England Rut«
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    PRODUCE.
    134 7 Jnnuarj 16. Tin Uiyora94.l2| Gambier 6\90 Gambier Cube No. 1 lO.J'i Gambier Cube No. 2 9.60 Pepper Black (ordin.S'pore) buyers l^. Pepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 2&2S Nutmegs (110 to the lb) 25 s'" Nutmegs (SO to tlie lb.) 4<». Mace (Banda) Si. Cloves (Amboina) SI. Liborian
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    SHARES.
    562 7 Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up Value up Company. Quotation. $30«,000 3<»o,0o0 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. Ltd ]6 $135,000 140,000 10 10 Bersawab Gold M. Co. Ltd $40,000 |4 10 Do Do Deferred) $600,000 WA.OCf 10 10 Bruaeh Hydraulic Tin M. Co. Ltd >f« £'+00,000 350,000
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      26 7 The ri Mill Medical Profession rely on Sant-il Midy to MM chronic bronuh ti» X adder troable, as well as dist'Unm from tno urinarr organs 1
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      252 7 RcoownH PhTsiciaoa preaenbe Gnixutilt'i Matieo M» the most acti't? and at the tame lime tfee most ißDotfeDsive remely ia the treatment of Acate and Cbraaic Discaargr*. The Capsule*, unlike Copaiba, 4o not caaie •rmpuoot on tae skin or produce nausea. HATICO INJECTION is used m recent MATICO CAPSULES^rechroniccises PURE for
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      622 7 HDvcrtisemcnte. On the Berth. FOR RANGOON. The s.s. "Taki Maru" is due to arrive here on or about 21st inst., and will receive prompt despatch for Rangoon. For freignt and passage. Apply to SYME &Co., Agents. Jan 16 v.c STUOMVAART WAATSCHAPPY NEDERLAND. Sabang, Port-Said, Genoa, and AmsterdamThe Diivh Mail Stfamkk,
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      460 7 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. A X D China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. LtdThe Companies' steamer* dtqpatflhsd fr.-ni Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan hoawwwdi for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and t'ur «ien'>a, Mfir-eilles, Liver] 1 monthly. Oneout*ard steamer every
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      479 7 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINSE. PASSENCER SERVICE. r.v th.- mem alaaaaaaß, Imim," Habsburg, Hohexstaufex," and the i "ScaM)IA aud Silksia." The steamer ar. aaaaaaVf built for tlie tropicn and have luxuriom- Passenger a. -coimiKKlatiou. Pfßafcdaaa QbWm aiuidship, lighted throughout by elc-ctricitj 1 ibius Uaai with inn- D ra Iflk Mard< ->»s. .at Laundry
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      403 7 Passengers for the Straits. Per P O IVvnnha. due Jan 19.— Mr A H. Au.lei>on. Mi It. W Ross. Mr an! Mn M. -Arthur. Mr A W. Diin.Mii. Mr G. ,C. Bailie, Mr J. L ov.l, Mr W. Cuofc, Ml and Mrs li. J. Hamin, Mr F. E. QalliaMW*, Mr
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    MR. AND MRS ARCHIBALD LITTLE.
    252 8 By the Hamburg Aineriki Liner Hnk*U- whioh M U'vv lviti^' m the n.a l>theiv mn paeWNj ihtoogh Biam«aee«, Mraad M n libaU co well-kaowa ia Cbiu.«. the former tor his work o U the I ißfj I 1 Mrs Little f Of the prominent |.nt
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    THE LATE ADMIRAL LANG.
    303 8 The mail brings news of tUe death of tli.it fine naval officer Admiral Laa fj who did to miK-h to orgaaiaa and train t!,e Chineee fleet, during the time he w;is It nt to- thai purpose b\ the l»un>h Government A home pap i sa\ Yke-Adtainil
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    BLUFFED!
    139 8 W «nir S.iv Ti was s*t*u by a polkvman walkK. bt r .».td with a larj»w c n^kiug pan aud a^ t'u^ o»»ust.il>lf »uspecte<l the 1 bad not beeu riirUtfully cone hjl 1 lam. Sty Ti could not satis iMlOffiH ftv h" v hi C"t lh« \->' so hi
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    ADPRESS TO YOUNG MEN.
    295 8 Nbw VtAK> Mmmi Fk«'M ihk Kkv. H STKK. The llev. P. N Hunter. Chapkiiu t-. the Tro<>p>. iloliwmid a New War's message to vi:.' iueu of the V. M. C. A. last night. He fgtd his itU'liti.rs uot to look upou life as a probation, a
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    THE STRAYING CATTLE NUISANCE.
    99 8 The Police have sUrted a very necettarj crusade against the Kliugs wuo allow their bullocks i> stray about the public streets and particularly the Siningoon-rd. V day morniEi: there were more than a 9thf>«? men before Mr M'.chell and as usual the greatest difficulty was fouud
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    THE OPIUM TRADE.
    84 8 Shanghai. January Hk Thirteen tirms representing all British^! iaterwted m the opium trade have addressed J a letter to Sir Pelhain 1.. Warren, H. B M I Consul, stating that their present holdiiijjs .n Honukong and Shanghai are approximately valued at 10.000,0 K) tiwh. They claim a
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    226 8 Mr H. Latham is we regret to hear indisposed, and may be coufiuel to the house t r several days. Invitations are out for the wedding of M r It. A. Mouteiro and Miss Grace Eugenic de Sou/a at the Portuguese Church ot St Joseph i at x am. on
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    OPERA IN PENANG.
    158 8 At a meeting held m the Town Hall on Jau. lU:h, wlncli was largely attended, it wa« decided to discard the proposnl to give a production of Florodora and. instead, It llagi I.t Kilie de M-idame Augot by Lecooj. The following committee wer*> appoiuted to carry out
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANE.
    126 8 The local Manager of the BoagkooK and Shanghai Baakiag CtorporatioM has racarttd the followiug telegram troiu his Head < >ftice at EXoogkoag '•Bul>jeit to ;iii«lir the I.iuk's dividend will prohaMv l>e 1'1.I"> per slmre and a baam <>t g] j^r share. A<ldetl to Silver Bawrve Fuud
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    34 8 The BMftlMftan who was concerned m the case of the cows that ran loose on the Senin^roon-rd. Mr Espuch, wishes it to be stated that he is not a Jew, but a Roman Catholic.
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    Correspondence.
    167 8 COXFUCTUS. To tiik Bonos. Sir,— The self-named O. O. T. H." continues to hide himself froift puMie view, so I dhali uof deal with him at all: but, for 1 the sake of any who ask ia what sense call Missionaries and Christiau Chinese In? Ooa> 1 fuciaaitta, I
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    THE NEW BOY.
    206 8 T. )il >'o 1 1 twisi in^ liis cap ii -i iv and ptp'mg at liis prospective euiplojer, while his mother voliililv sot forth bis psonlisi rirto— IHe bad done bis itsaihmlw at the Council lim v..,> strong, and lih'<l been v^li bronght up, thoasjh she said
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    SPORT.
    185 8 Hc< key Off. "Soccer" Platu Uwin^' to the rain at iutervals vestenlay aftern<x>u. thp Boekvj match ■mlgwl betweeu the S. C C ami the Fleet did not come off, but ;i .if *MMr M wa>| played ou the S. K. C. p*>rtiou ofthfl ground. The match was a friepdlv
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    381 8 By Lieut. Col. E. ti. Broadrick, Command- ant S. V. 0. Singapore, l"»th 1 f*«> 7 S. V. C. The signalling class nill meet for practice at Fort Palmer on Wednesday, 23 rd inst. at 5.1 pru. Fenciug Class on Thursday, 24th inst. at the S. V. C.
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    395 8 A lar^e fall-rigged ship passed through the PoityeMtrlay. from East to \Vf>!. As it wts ha/v her colours could nor be made out. H.M.S. Encounter coaled from the collier Mercedes m the. Roadl jesterdaj. The Powerful and the Caallenger coaled afl Taaioag Pa gar. Yesteidav morning the feloop
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    CLEARANCES.
    106 8 January J •">. Ban Fo Soon, Dut. str., Odink, for Pontianak. Jmuary 16. Merkus. Dut. str.. Everdingin, for Rionw. Emilie. Dut. str., Aba 3. for Rhio. >iak. Dot. str. Griffin, for Langkat via Bengkalis. Sri Wongse, Dut. str., Daud, for Muar and MalsvcH. Sarie Borneo, Dut. *tr Remmers. for
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