The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 February 1907

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1907. NO. 5,904.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    181 1 ore Adiu.i il Drurv \tOJt boefl a pp. to i he MediterraßSaa rmbbmuml. (la Sir Uoberl Hart Imm left China ou two reere' leava l[»- ii nut expected to return (PageO) 'I no annual general aweting of the Bin^a. pore Btcbaafin v.as held reotoflßnj, the toP'«rt adopted,
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    CRACKERS AND CRACKS MEN.
    719 1 W i..'v» t;. i tli*. R\.- of ii.. I New \--n *v doubled v tli»■art t ll* none abratiag portion of tua .vniriuiuitv, all MOS 1008 .r with oteoodiag c in mm! k.-ep m the Ih.^s ;i:,,| tl..- -in spirit. *h. Malaya know, ike takaaa eyas
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      174 1 5 1 SANDEMAN'S Australian Wines, Hocks, Clarets j and Muscat. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. Galdbeck Macgregor Gompany, SOLE AGENTS. S H United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ltd. The tern Jointing Suitable for High Pressures f^ and Superheated Steam: _^^i_T if \w^^**H It will resist Dry Heat, e^%\^\\ V^-"^ tne ac^' on of
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    • Advertisement
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      160 1 HOTELS. i Hotel de j I'Europe ESPLAiXADE. Musical Evening TO-NIOHT AND EVERY NIGHT FROM 6p.m. to 11.30 p.m. AUSTRIAN BTBING OKCHESntA. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77 BRASS BASAH ROAD. THE PROPRIETOR. has mnch pleasure in announcing the Arrival of the first and only VIENNA DAME N C APELLE LADIES ORCHESTRA, which ba*
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      421 1 POPULAR WANTS. A BARGAIN. Fast Australian Mare and New Rubber- v tyred hooded pig with all stable accessories and sais's uniform. Price $475. Apply S. O. co Free Press." 1 Dr. Deimel Fabric, celebrated underwear, I f linen mesh, just received. Day shirts. l'n<i«-r- 1 vests. Pants, Trunk drawers. Once
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      77 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Wonted, uaell boani rase 7. To let, inrniitbxd or unfurni,l>.»-<i. (t, L Hill rnsi aMadei Be I .'>ii:an Lotto nana I con* oi rt lo night, Boti 1 Van Wye* Fege I. Too Sock Kirn no lon^« r mauagcr in Ch^^p j ah H.-u. I'nu- "-I B. I.
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      331 1 THE WEEK Ti BMi v. ISI High Water M 1 a 1 1 p No Philharmonic < 'ul,.>- TanxaaoAi ISti Big* Water: l".t:: Ar.li W.-dn sadai ChlaoOO New Year IfnkUo and Bunk Holiday. No i--ae ot the tii^gajtori i New Moon 12.42 St. John* Aml.ut 800 T.*v.. V.M.C.A. 5.1 i
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    BAD HANDWRITING.
    383 2 .Mr. E. \Y. E. linssell. writing in lire Manesjeeler Ooardiaa," on Uio illegibility of the ealigraphy of officer-, as shown by tbe War Oamam report, aayi that had handwriting is by ac aeeSBB eaafi_od te tht Army. "Several of n.y friends, highly placed in Church and politics and
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    MORE GEMS FROM SCHOOL.
    539 2 Among the gems of a collection of schoolboy howlers given in the University Cor ■f-spondent are the fellow in^ The Star Chamber was a room decorated \ith stars in which tortuu- mom _n_ad out. From this we have tbe modern expression to na star-,'* i.« to
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      612 2 -itocrtiacmcntg. RGtiqes. NOTICE The Exchange Ranks will be closed on Wednesday, 13th inst. XT v Thursday, 14th Chinese New Year. The new steam launch MAX 48 tons, carrying 50 passengers, speed 11 knots, suitable j for pleasure cruises etc., can be hired upon 1 application to, PERTILE Co. Feb 9
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    • Advertisement
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      373 2 advertisements. H. CROSKEY <fe Co. LICENSED AUCTIONEKHS. No. 8 Malacca Street. Real Estate, House Furniture, Store Stocks i and Produce Valued and Sold. Loans arrang j cd. Prompt Settlements, Moderate Charges and Commissions. Telephone No. 902. Nov fl JCOLLARD &COLLARD PIANOS. THE LEADING ENGLISH HOUSE Established 1760. I Messrs. CUNNINGHAM
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      525 2 advertisements. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE. MARINE. ACCIDENT. GUARANTEE. Funds K.\t(r«l ,12. 000.000. W. A. SIMS, afsasssr. liSsu Bknasfc Aug m Hojml fnaurmnm Company. ►ire Life T<TAL IXVICSTBJ> Fl MU flJ.7_.-V TH* LABOBBT FIRE OFI [CB IN HIE WORLD. BOCSTEAI' The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. V
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      367 2 Bfrpcutflcnicnts. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai. Corporation. Hag Beat BUvsrfieesrve...s i Rbssbvs LfAßin Pi D I D Hon Mr VV. J 1 1.. L.BM tl KM ii i 11. t.. i 1f..V.;K.,v;._ M -BVjUBSBSI VV l Los 'IBNT Aa OS PIXEL L)i i INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATE VISCA! STA. IN CHINA- FBI PmUPPIK]
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    CHINESE PREFECT.
    239 3 Pi:_r.s« BP ACSTHATM. Mr H".''»_ Cl)_.._. 'he .1 ne,c I>- (mmt w i am* be_« on m tour through Aukli Leaia. aiaraedto RrWia by tbe mail train last li-rfat (6»J* n R''i>'-.ii.e "Dailf Mni of ,1 ift_L Auioun-' tlio?e t ,i) t l»r» Lufor— 1 tne the distin^a
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    HAD THE DEVIL IN THE CABIN.
    635 3 -II ShIFPKK t ON! K<tNl _I> Willi A. Uhinksk Mitinv. Hvuu-e C_pt. Robert Qfcfg of the British s'p unship Momtrom would not cast to the fishes of Japanese a»t which his Chinese re« thought wns :in evil joss, the HealrOM w,l<« oom-elied on her
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      96 3 FORTHCOMING SALES :/>',! Folrraarw. Wreck of tlie ''"U-h steamer Keijniei-;-. 2 '.iO p.m. p Snt '''<i<i(, Xrd February. Furniture Sale. 5-1 Beach Koad. Sntvrdny, »3rd Februwra, do do Grove Rood. .r. U Van 1 lout en Esq. Saturday, „><! March at Malacca. ISatatc I.*-.' KeagLlat (deceased) House Property. wilding .-.llotment..
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    • Advertisement
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      838 3 A POPULAR COUNTESS t_v» iwi'" /b Contributes an opinion A remarkable feature oi the "Strong Nerve M correspondencL now appearing, is the fact that it rcpreaenra opinions from nearly every calling and position in life-— trom Royal Personages, Statesir.et., tnt Church, Army, Navy, Law, Science, the Arts, and the armies
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    • Advertisement
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      571 3 Htwertieenicnta. TO LET. TO LET House, furnished or unfurnished, "llrae.-adc, No. 8 Leonie Hill, Granfio Road, Gas A Water laid on Tennis and Stabling. Entry Ist May. Apply to Jns H. DRYSDALE, j R. H. I Coy., Lti». i II Battery Road. 1 Feb 11 v.c 1 TO BE LET
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      580 3 Jodelite ________n_ _>ir In.- H I---I .a _B WrmW- Lsl^ S L__L S______9r^ _______T________________L mtKKmAmW^fr' %JJJ _^j _____k^__p s____T____________B s__swy9vX2i' vl!_t. T _X _i '_H I __________Pf v IH ______'_____P*^ K __H. 1 The only proved, lasting prctoction against the attacks of Wft/fe ;_/rts, Teredos, Dry Rot Jodelite has now
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Births.
      36 4 Dealy.— At lam., February 3rd, 1907, the wife of T. Kikkman Dealy. Craisrmin East. Magazine Gap, of a daughter—Margaret Maky. On January 28, at Tientsin, the wife of G. D. B. Bidwell, of a daughter.
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      Death.
      15 4 On January 28, at Shanghai, William Ellis Dunn, late of the American Trading Company.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, February 12, 1907.
    635 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, February 12, 1907. Here shat' the Tress the People's n^-ht maintain, \Jn.iw_d by influence and unh il» I -"re patriot r»iiih her i mm P" cpis Ira*. Pledge, to Religiof., Loyalty I_w. Just a few days after the anuivers-rv of the fouuding of the settlement
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    EAST INDIA PAPEIIs.
    1943 4 (FrRTHKK hXTRACTS). Boml >a\ June Extract ov a Lbtter From PssiSS. Dated March, 18 9. "Our fiieu.Js, trY Dutch, are in sad alarm about our new settlement at B-Rgwpum. u j6 ucieu. lliu-ioo UUj of ihe Li..n- It was h^gh lime that We should have Settlftn.-I ea*_
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      207 4 Caldbeck Macgregor Co., WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. a HAVE JUST RECEIVED. A FRESH SHIPMENT OF HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER. j JOHN LITTLE Co. REQUISITES FOR ALL INDOOR A OUTDOOR Games Sports. > <^lv> W TENNIS. \i c have now on Show a li pDipi/cT Special Display J FOOTBALL. HOCKEY. of j! POLO. GOi
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      192 4 I Drs. Kew Brothers, i dental surgeons. No. 2, Battery Road. Dr. A. G. BUTLER, L.D.S., K.C.S.E. DENIAL SURGEON. 6, Battery Road. f m G. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THK ROYAL VISIT. 1. Arrival of T. R. H. at Johnston's Pier. 2. Guard of Honour passing Cavenagh Bridge. 3.
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  • SIR ROBERT HART.
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      Retiring Leave.
      51 5 CribuM atysthai Sir Robert Uart, ■ommisaoneT of Customs. Chins, leaves 'hiiii in ;i fortnight <>u (wo \.v*rs' leave. pected to return. Superseded. i ;i>u is understood to l<oiljeout- tbe position in vluch be was placed by tbe ;ipp»'iutment iu M ij two Obinese i i— iteiot n over
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      BROTHER H.H. THE AMIR.
      24 5 Bee. at 40 p.m. Feb 11th The Standard*! tpoadeal at Calcutta iajs f i \tnir Ims been initiated into aaoaiy.
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      NEW CHIEF OF STAFF.
      12 5 Captain TroubriJge, ex-attache at, Tukio, '.••iuto'.l clii"f t'
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      THE MEDITERRANEAN COMMAND.
      10 5 \<]miral Drury is the :mauIhn TVfmiitoifiMwiii Fleet.
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  • RUSSIA.
  • THE COMING CONFLICT.
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      Walton Not C.-B.
      48 5 Mr. Lawaon Walton apeaking at L_o__ e.plaiued thai his observations of Feb < were addressed conndentially to his conet-tueate Hehad supposed that all reporter- hid <_'one, land was astonished next day to see that it was supposed he had spoken on behalf of j the GfoverasMat.
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      Constitutional Remedy.
      27 5 I >ri;v of the House of Lords could not be abrogated without iteooaoont but an tnfueioa of new pwrs w mid >or\ obtain the consent
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      CALIFORNIAN EDUCATION.
      39 5 rived 1 1.10 am. Feb. 11th. President BooeereK and Reeretary Met calf have aj_.ii. had oeelawmce with the Californian Congressmen. ft s stated that there was a mutual underloading and that settle- I ment avoid be meshed
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      POPE AND FRANCE.
      25 5 The Pope has rejecte«l the proposal! of ;M. Briand of date Feb. .th and Feb. "th- oj^ > tbe form of the contract.
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      MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S HEALTH.
      26 5 i It i- announced that though Mr. ChamIrerlaiu has made favourable progreoe, he will not return to the Bouaa of Commons before Eaater.
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      ANGLO-FRENCH EXHIBITION.
      43 5 ANGLO-FRENCH EXHIBITION. Heeeived Feb. 11. 1240 p.m. X 1 1: Edward in a letter to the forth- i eneuag Anglo-French exhibition committee j hopes that it will be a means ol strengthen- ing the friendship so happily existing beI tween the two countries.
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  • Obituary
    Obituary.
    4 5 Countess Cadoganis dead.
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  • PERSIA.
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      Not All Serene.
      24 5 oapoadanl al Teheran says that there is discontent there owiag to the □activity aud irresponsibility ten aud the scarcity of food.
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      Popular Movement.
      31 5 it troubles have broken out at Tabriz K'here I r> have been closed. The movement is directed :'.'.iinst the :;d foieigS political influence tinst the Shah or Europeans individual]/.
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    TRANSVAAL NOMINATIONS.
    40 5 nominal ioaa for the Transvaal elections have now been completed. The oaadi mprise 3. Pr._r^s«ives, 45 <>f th»* B Ik partr, IT> Nationalists, SI lude. peudant-, 1 Labourites and three uuclassiC^l The le-tions tike place on Peb. 2'J.
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    VOLUNTEER KILLED AT SHANGHAI.
    51 5 Shanghai, February ,'jrd. Mr. Pa\id l'ear-e, a member of tbe Shang nt Horse, lately a resident of Hankow, "f< in the paperhunt handicap yesterurowa from his pony iato a lry jump." He received such injuries that soon after. He will be eooo_4l d a ry funeral
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    APPEAL COURT.
    156 5 PSNAMO. (Be/ore Justice* Thornton and Fiaher.) Kman.al Di Polline. (Plaintiff) vs. The Knka." was an action in which the Plaintiff the ship Krika "of tbe port 0{ mg« tba sum of §1,600 lor salvage services I by him to the ship M Krika in 5, at Dolga Sj.it
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    SIX MONTHS FOR BREAKING A LEG.
    215 5 Yesterday afternoon before the Bench Court, a Chinaman named Yap Ah Sic. was j charged with having voluutarily Cnuaed grieroua hurt to compatriot named, Woes Ah Sic. by breaking his le_j with a blow from a k .udab stick. Tuspector Crummey prosecuted. Dr. Gibbs
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    SMALL-POX IN TANGLIN.
    211 5 Ou Sunday afternoon, a Police constable in Grau^e-rd, saw a iiki*ha with two Chinamen iv it appnrachiu^. When the occu pants saw thw Policeman they st<>pf>ed the vehicle aud their l>ehaviour was so sirau^e that the countable walked towards them to investigate. Oue of the Chinaman then
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    SINGAPORE MERCHANTS MEET.
    1597 5 Ths Partnerships Bill. Tbe aunual geueral meeting ot* the Singapore Exchange was held in the Exchange Room yesterday at 2 1* pm. •There were presout. Messrs C. McArthur, Straits Trading Co. Ltd John Somerville, Adamson Gilfillan A Co. Ltd H. Beaker, 1 Behn Meyer k Co. Ltd
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    A SAD OCCURRENCE.
    61 5 Husband Shoots Wife. London, February 1. Whilst engaged in pheasant shooting at Beaufront Castle Captain James Harold Cuth berts gun went off accidentally with the result that his wife Lady Dorothy Cuthbert was killed. [Lady Dorothy Cuthbert was tbe third daughter of the sth Earl of Strafford.
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      329 5 Robinson and Co. _______T^__P Hn !_______JL____n T__B_-Bii £h_-___l__ __i_K~ •^■s«ij»3 mmP X__B___________r*^3_ 'I „;i l' M 1 l*^ ll _l______r~^__-_l BBfee! "k"' /r^_^B v^L -5. i -SI <r___j| vw *i !cj O V>^l._______h_^> >-/----"—.! MM» t 1 fi V* Ji.ilidlrs In st i^^H 1 HF ji )i«run<| Kml Tr.i\ _-_-----------------------------nV_
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      231 5 i THE SWIBfMING CLUB. Launches will leaw Johnston's Pier on Wednesday al H, p, 10, 1 1 am 230 and 330 p.m. On Thursday at the hours, reluming half an h«»ur later. Tiffins will be nerved on both da vs. CRICKET. V M C. A. vs H" Co. K. W.
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    TOBACCO AND EDUCATION.
    400 6 Dr. James Kerr, the medical officer of ths London Country Couefl'a Education Department, has some remarks to make with regard to the teaching of temperance Bad the use of tobacco by boys. Tbe direct teaching of t-emporai.ee, he says, M has been advocated in schools, but this
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    TRADE AND THE GOLD SUPPLY.
    690 6 It is a surprising lact thai, although f r the past fifteen or twenty years the production of gold throughout the world has been steadily rising, the United Kingdom at tbr present time is bare of gold— -not in a literal sense, for there is
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      541 6 Htwertieemcnta. FOR STILE. FOR SALE Brown Australian Cob, Gig and new harness a neat and useful turnout, regularly j driven by lady. Apply F. \V. co "Free Press.' "EMPTY HOGSHEADS (54 gallons) j I For sale about 100 to 150 monthly. Aoplv to "B" c/o Singapore Free Press. Jan 17
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      571 6 Hopcrttscmcnts. SHIPPING. EPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co ltd. p____r FORTNIGHTLY Service is ted between Japan and Europe by the I NEW TWIN SCREW STEACnder Mail Contracts with i the Imperial Japanese Government. Specially designed for the Company's Eurol pean Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First Second
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      684 6 H_\>crtioemcn._. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, I out mental and AmeriSteamers will leave Singapore on or about M .IL LINES. Outward (for China) Macedonia Feb
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      787 6 Hiwertisemcnts. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES Steamers of the Coast Fleet. •ions tag, lYtchaburi 9191 Pakhit i Borneo 21- O Angina Kohsichang 2040 Lock-uu Rajah 202S Choisinn 1- 3 Pitsam 301*. Pongtong Bangkok IM S_msen l'>& 7 i Rajal.ur 1-Ot Loo Sok !'■<►'. 1 Korat 19 0 Phm Nang
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      460 6 B_v.rtiecmcnts. j SHIPPING. KM. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Br emeu IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE »st and well.kn>>wn mail -teamen of pany sail fortnightly via Rotterdam. A -a, Naples, (conr lexandria an-1 nil-*, Penang, v i n ghai, Nagasaki Ah'..' and lack. Th> Singapore undormont i OUTWAI.D BOMBWAED I »neisem_u Pr I id>.
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    SCIENCE NOTES.
    943 7 Mai.} tho neeasaitiea of oiviliaed lite e\i_t earth Is limited quantities, .'md will •rt.iinly _:i\o out ;it no very distant dates. rid* ooal will List only a few thousand .nd Bl itsia's only a few hundred. Most r U>-t iron baa been Seed op, md wo are mporting
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    EXCHANGE.
    67 7 (Cobrkcted up to Feb 1 1.) Bank 4 in/_ 2 4" deinaud 241 i Private credits 8 in/s 2/4*;. credits b" m's 2/4; France, demand Bank 294' j Germany, demand j.;:* India, T. T 17;;" Hongkong, demand ;%dis Yokohama, deasaad 115 Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand -OVKrkigns, Bank Buying
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    PRODUCE.
    122 7 February 1 Tin ■>;, ]j Gambier 7 <.>."> Gambler Cute No. I 10.A5 Qanihier Onbe Jo. 8 j... Pepper Black (ordin.S'pcre) buyers 18.1 2 Pepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.y 25. Rutraegs(llOtothelb) _v,20 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) Mace (Banda) Cloves (Amlroina) .51 Liberian Coffc»e 31.50 Tapioca, small
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    SHARES.
    394 7 SH ARES £150,000 104,9371 1 AaaloHalayH I rCo. tIOO 12/6 Do Do $200,000 37,400* 10 l* Btjfmia RabW Beta* Lai. jC 30,000 11.12. J Baaa Oaaaa Rab $700,000 flO.OOO 10 1 /o Ba^Va^BaWcbf I fit VW? J?' 000 m J;' •150.000 12»,000 10 10 Caattowood Rubber CoUl V t 12,000
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      358 7 -l_.c.tiscmcntB. WANTED. W ANTED for March lst, a small house in healthy locality not more than 4 miles from town, with tennis court and stables for one horse. Rent $bo to .-?~0. Addreee C. M. P. o Free Press." Kb 12 16.2 WANTED A SURVEYOR. I Apply giving references, and
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      505 7 Hfcvcrtiscmcnte. On the Berth. British India S. N. Co.. Ltd. FOR Penang, Rangoon and CalcuttaThe Company's Steamer DUNERA, 1 5,413 tons, T. Johnston, R.N.R. Commander, will be despatched for the above ports on Sunday, the 17th instant, at 6 p.m. She has excellent accommodation for first and second class passengers.
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      501 7 SHIPPING. fl OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co, Ltd. A N D China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatch, d rr.-m I.iv.-rpo.l eaSnaad. for th.- Straits, China and )*paa every WSSk, and from Japan h<>n. -w mis for London, Amsterdam and Ant-v.-rp SVery fortnigbt and far Oe_m_, ManeiHas,
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      428 7 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINK. PASSENGER SERVICE. >ly the new steamers, Rresania, II _b__H ac;," lionHNsrarn v and the l__^ln_!_^r d^ 8ILE8IA -ly built hr lave luxvu-w^ Passenger accommodatiou. 1. amidship, lighted hronghont by electricitj cabi _s fitu .1 with fans. Doctor and Stewardesses caSS Laundry on board. fetan tick*. \m )llce d
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    THE S.S. "VORWAERTS"
    321 8 I Yesterday kfteraonn the A^-ut.-, of tin- Austrian Lloyd's BtttlW Navigation O<». fMatsra. Rautenba u. Bcbmtdt 4t C<».) ao<1 'apt. Richard Coltecbai, a£ tint Company's > 'iur ut'w ito.inier M Vorwaerts h«-»l<l ;i j .<■ option on board that ship ;it berth, No. Section. Tanjong L'a^.ir. Tuers
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    "A BAD NAME ETC."
    333 8 "i »t srUa; re- tbe l un. a Jawipek m named ßaboo, waa ci .-.j b\ [nspe r I rail igbi r s bo -> l ing Al oral Rasib i .:.i er ol Caflle. H< -aid that on the sth instant be -us. and found
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    264 8 I iterdaj *at till a late h«_r hearing a case in nliieli _> yonnd Ufa u;._-»d N Swi Ci-Ong it and. charged v. ith ha. !y pretended tn J Bpanjaard thai v.tute.l lv -"ml certain to 1. _bnT» '•ranch at Kualt Lumpur and thereto, _etired aad rtialmnentlr induced
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    SUPREME COURT.
    348 8 lv a case before Mr Justice Ember veeter< lay, Mr Ait ken appeared for two Chinese who sought administration of property of a man who died iv IMO. The person- reeking administration were born after the original holder's death, so tba evidence irai mostly hearsay, but Mr Aiikeu
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    FRENCH PROTECTORATE IN THE EAST.
    126 8 iii ti* deb in the I French re ntige in the K;.st by tl mc nt .1 lay nchoc i- \l. 1". foli: \v the Right il i- < \t til!- contii ies to religion niunit control snd Qght Fn m-li. M. de Lamanu lie
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    THE MALAY PANTOUN.
    156 8 Si. Frank Sw« fctuuha ia hi liriti-L Malaya," give* exarople. of the ■<• 'iittx- in four- hoi I -..-j--. i< ntly xhibit nhich t with tl .r c m;...-itK.i:. In tut Malay pantot n i >• Km i.i tin rinatrain in third and fonrtli. Tw > erf
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    FAILURE AT SINGAPORE
    122 8 i Uoyal Exchange reoentlj th ihipph I ia Singapore affecting Manchester, had anponded pa jn_ at. -t". ari dated to!., abonl eeo.OOO. £10.000 faUfofi M_n [tin expected that tin >tj!l realise too shillings, in tin pound. thin antount, it is Mid, heing offered t<» t'nc creditors. Farther
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    ROYAL VISIT TO PENANG.
    122 8 The Progmme lor Feb li'th, Tuesday next, includes. j Landing «from tbe Duhera at 3pm. and] presentation of members of Hbe General Committee. Guard of Honour by l'enang Volunteers and. Caaat*. Address fraatbel Municipal Commissioners. Boaqnets by Chinese Girls. Inspection ofM.B Guides, under Lt Col Walker
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    VOLUNTEER CAMP.
    66 8 Tl..- Maxim Section "i the >. \.a. go into camp for tbe Chinese New Year on! tbe Labrador Height. A lot of atteu-l tion will be given t.> shooting and there will aNo be a night attack on tbe camn. The men assemble al PhsirPaajaag I.'ailu.: Station th:.-.
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    SHROVE TUESDAY.
    89 8 Thin is carnival time three days of e_-| travagaai rejoicing iv Catholic countries, and who has not heard of tbe mad frolics h take place on the Ririera at tSiis time when "King Carnival" reigns supreme' To-da_\ ii Bhrore Tuesday sad ;.< jr,^ name J implies it was
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    SHOW THAT DIDN'T COME OFF.
    107 8 Mr Jack Re .aliifc ;:pj ♦•.ir^.i before Com.r>\ at the Court «-f Requesti yesterday ou s judgment uotu-t j explain why be had noi pnid _M r E. <i ill. tbe ?__< doe im tor srages. t>.:- arhiefa Air W bad secured judgment arttb ci
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    229 8 The United States yacht Marguerite is due here thi- week. Tbe Ale. 1., belonging to Mr George Oresei left on Sunda\ I. r Boraao. The Norworgian steamer Helios has ;i irived here from Bombay in ballast. Tbe British steamer Will-o"-the Wisp brought down a CMgd of tin trom
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      187 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. 0«w Oo_na__ci Nsrvnu Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendels 8c Co., a-3 Co m nrsaanavsn d__t_-_i ovli _j Meri Singknwnng Feb 9 BUHton, Pmtianak and Sinr'.. Kek' Profit Singkep Feb 11 Penoeba, Siiykt with transhipment t<> Muntok. I heribon a: Van Swoll P.illiton Feb
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      330 8 L. L. T. C. YKSTKI.PAVS PLAT. MlXin Dor; Mr*- _M f elt jj_ fc Sal/mann snd Mr Green, 2. fi -2. Mr- and M; < bssl Mi-* Kiebohofl ■.■n<i Hr Bedmoa, >> 1.6 B < Mr- tfraddi and Mr Fiaaer bern Ural R r.... t Mr M tyaoa beal Mi
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      514 8 >- W CLEARANCES. FWb 9. Cariyle, Bril ttr^Cobb, (or Port Barattenbam vi;i port-, j Sri Wongsse IHrf il r*. d, I M md Mslarc n Feb I" Ophir. I). n -n.. Coenigt for Pak Honjj Wan. Brit str. IVCru/. for Mnnr and Malacca. D<.vro. Ror -tr.. Panlsss-i For Bangkok. Feb
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      415 8 VESSELS IN PORT. I v Men-of- W_r Flag and Ton^ Commanders Arriv.J From Sea Bell P .M.S. Yacht t* SI F. I' mBn < 01. yeht .-00 Marfbj a 8 MeOlslfmi Aim. tra.. 1878 LoUhM J n 1 2 ul.. Ship Flae Tons Master Arrived trorn <_onscjmce X,, r __l
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