The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 February 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. FEBRUARY 21, 1907. NO. 5,911.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    160 1 1 ni needs v- aa aoevuul of the 1 I tuuuglit's <!(>;i.u- at i' 'yin bsiil bai kto til 3 (i .\ei aor i iba I; Visit rs bare bad naueh pleasure ::i lh< Page 5 Q itf a croppio at f|..i»i', Ij ml I. >v,»i aakiug
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    THE ARMY AND ITS NICKNAMES.
    627 1 if bai > mueli ,-h 111 ilell 111 •1• I I i similai li i»r '1 h i ihe h lliteraUI j.'.n '-iii. n i ii. pled I ft petua aad tlss I." li. <»*n. boasl pi Snd i:.L :illeii. .1 it -'11. G l
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      335 1 -»gr 4B^ French Cinematograph (J l^ t. a^\ IN BRA N D *9^Lb» rIIAISED ALIKE BT PI BUG ft ruEiss. CTCDII I"TIT Fa 3aa^ EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION L- IIU "3^ NEW FILMS JUST ARRIVED JVI r^C At the Teat Beach Road at 7 9 P m *^^w*- r exCG^ ent entertainment
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    • Advertisement
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      200 1 HOTELS. Musical Dinner AT THE SEA VIEW HOTEL, TANJONG KATONG. ON Sunday, 2Uth Feb. FROM 7 TO 10 P.M. PIiASE ENGAGE TABLE BEFOR HAM. -i NOTICETm: MaxaGEß of HOTEL BELLEVUE. Bega t> notify tlie public that thi<Hotel will be removed from itapreni ni preml Mount Brakiaa) to ]■«> tlsnrood Park,
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      66 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Th. aad of .-terilized milk another pnra I l. A quail Page 7. The P;;r<>o and the Prince Laadtrig <n the berth Page 7. Buai Gnan d m tobe cheaiK-st sup- "f cigars in S I'atre 2. Presi lent a Prize. Singapore Golf Club, f-ri 33rd snd 34th
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      310 1 THE WEEK. oaanat. <lst i l High W 5.15 B I HI 1 Fhi, 3 j H X atanicipal 'o::.!!ii p. 1.C.l Tesaais. D t Graad C bspter, nil B B ->t. Blew Yssr 8| I I'AV, 4 24 th itcs 7.15 s 9 2-. p athly hanui iij., 2.2*3
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    THE AMEER FRIVOLOUS.
    289 2 The Ameer of Afghanistan had quite a time amongst th.* side shows of the .Miuto Fancy F'te iv Calcutta. He speut mouev lavisidv at tbe Btalla, Be 4.000 with Lady Miuto. *****, bars, Ra 1,700 there and so <<n. Be ansßßßfiii M bntaoa-bosee at a sovereign a
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    WARS OF THE FUTURE
    349 2 Among th<* "ontributions BO tl number of the Royal Er: Joarnal is a prophet ia traatise by Capi. C E. P. Bankej re. on the poesibls de t of aaanaasjn of the future, in wliich he shows how hattha of the fetors will bs i>att!position, euding
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    ACROSS NORTH CENTRAL AFRICA.
    108 2 Al pi inaar, of the Rifle Bri- ae who with hia brother aad saotber British left she eoaat < I Ni* risen annra] ing tion dci'n.^ Africa, under t! lf- BSMftfsess •f the Colonial Offi.-e. arrived at Poit Sanaa 1 1 Mil nt Alexander, it is
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      24 2 Maiico Capsules and Imection still •Maintain iheir rspotatton for tlie cure of "H-.,m f >uient disease, ibout which the ••••st Kid.] the better. 13
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      767 2 Btocrtt-acmcnt-s. NOTH2ES. SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB. NOTICE The President's Prize will be competed for on Saturday February 23rd and Sunday February 24th. Two rounds against Bogey on 9 board handicap. T. J. M. GREENFIELD, Hon. Secretary. S. 6. C. Feb 21 --M.3 NOTICE Is hereby given that by mutual consent Nng
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      423 2 afcvertiscmcnts. NOTIGES. NOTICE I beg to inform the Public that I will not hold myself responsible for any debts, loans, or liabdities whatever which my son Pierre de Bondy who also signs Vieounte Pierre de Rondy, should incur, any person or pstaoaa lending him money etc. will do so at
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      182 2 advertisements. XOTieES. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING Mrs. HOWELL Cavenagh Bridge Buildings. Tel. 911. (Opposite Post Office) H. CROSKEY <8b Co. LICENSED AUCTIONEERS, No. 8 Malacca Street. Real Estate, House Furniture, Store Stocks and Produce Valued and Sold. Loans arrang- i cd. Prompt Settlements, Moderate Charges and Commissions. Telephone No. 9<>2. Nov 27
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      473 2 B^vcrti6cnicnto. iNSURaiveEs. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Kxcved -L 12.000.000. W. A. SIMS, Ksssajar, Basaara Branch Aag 28 Koyal lnsuiancc Company. Fire LiR Total Invested Finds ar.»,7--', s THB LAKOEST PIKB OFFICE ;n thk WOELD. BOUBTEAD C•. ka The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.
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      249 2 a&vciti6cmcnt£. BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Baal Corporation. Camtai v X F i Ni Sterling Baaana j?1". Si!\.M-R.'s»M-ve...s 1 Pw«Mtoaa Oouai of Diai i IlA! IT. G U Mbdh E. Gobtz, Mr. W. <'. Ji. Las Bi I n. It. B, T'.VIKi H" H E. II M\ N (ai.— W. AD4 I.
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    JOTTINGS FROM BERLIN.
    296 3 he Simr p< re Fre.> Vv aaoai i S'ird, 1 i: sni'y 8 ►trwngth ad k hall t a til" Cor.- '\ative MBtttiot. string Garasanv has aiade a biy stride i Urn tuigut, in tii" different parties baaa at laaal seen I solotS necessity of bury in-
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    51 3 rmao Marine research rp* s el I led iv Colombo abont the month on ;»n interesting eraisa beau despatched from Europe on a Mission, nhicfa ia lobe carried oat t&ra extent on a. carefully selected to the Pacific kasua rb St. Belena, igascar, Btaoritios, Ceylos. among the [alaoda <■* t
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      54 3 Sound Advice. Sever neglect a bad cold. You can not t( how it may result. A simple home will often bring relief and should r "t he ignored, but there is nothing so reli;j| e as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It well known for it« quick .cures of cough? v For
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      672 3 Hovcrttecmcnts. AUGTIONS. Fe CHOP "HUP SENG WATT," Be HOP "SIN HIAP V7ATT," l >,■ undersigned luu received fraefums TO SELL BT PUBLIC AUCTION At Nos. 203. 209 and 212 North Bridge-rd. On Tuesday the 19th, Friday the 22nd and Tuesday the 26th February, 1907. Commencing each day at 10.30 a.m.
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      569 3 Stwertiscmcnte. AUGTIONS. AUCTION SALE (AT OUR SALEROOM) Saturday, 23rd February, at 11 a.m. 2 sets New .Carriage^Wheels fitted with i rubber tyres. 2 sets* New Dog-Cart Wheels fitted with rubber tyres. 2 sets New Rikisha ".Wheels fitted with rubberftyres. (XOW ON VIEW) POWELL*& Co.. Auctioneers. Feb lit 28.2 MORTGAGEES SALE
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      461 3 H^crti9cmcnto. > TO LET. TO LET House, furnished or uufm ui>bed."P.raeside,' No 8 Leoaie Hill Qtaaaaj Road Gas ft Waaa laid on; Tennis aud Stabhug Entry Ist May Apply to Jas H. DBYSDALE, B. EL Coy., Ltd. 18 Battery Boad. Feb 12 v.c TO BE LET. Desirable residences, with stabling
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      123 3 HUMBER CARS. if A LOCAL TESTIMONIAL: rhe original may be seen at onr office. To The Borneo Go Ltd. Dear Sirs, I have had the 10-12 H. P. Coventry Humber 2ar, deliveredhere on 1 Ith June, 1906, in constant ,ise over Ste^p and narrow roads in the Federated Malay States,
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Feb. 21, 1907.
    1519 4 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Feb. 21, 1907. Here rtwl the Tress th ma^tain, l' iwtd by influence an. :;i H-re patriot Tnith h<-r islw. Pledged to Religion, Loya.ty and Ijiw. Oue sonsetimea hears of a letter that ha*, |>erhap.<i dropped down through a «lit iv the floor of some
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    410 4 r who has relieve 1 xi aral P«rr. tt, our new Q Straits, in the coeam 1 t-e-c. SBt Bd, li P p lhis officer has I*o,, 0.*****1 lhfJ Ordnance College al %T«a>lwieh ;,ril l^prariouflt. which he waacmmand.nt 1 x N hve j I of four squadrons with mn ,11
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    "WORKING THE TELEGRAPH."
    29 4 On Tarn party af i Harl said t found j q-t." outs i Mr Olunu coni s U- Ined Ihe ■■trj 111 and the ethers $3
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      193 4 Caldbeck Macgregor Co., WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. HAVE JUST RECEIVED. A FRESH SHIPMENT OF HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER. »••*§>« a a a a a a ai ac a a sjsiic scc»a casiciaioi^aasjoi^^^^saaj LITTLES for I BOOTS, j ij 0 PLEASE TAI \:0 KTha BOOTS and SHQEslpi j! Ij )-ALL WEARERS j j $Pf*J
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      186 4 G. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE ROYAL VISIT. l. Arrival of T. R. H. at Johnston's Pier. 2. Guard of Honour passing Cavenagh Bridge. 3. T. R. h. passing the H. and Sh. Bank. j 4. Guard of Honour at the Memorial Hall. 5. T. R. h. passing the
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    LATEST TELEGRAMS.
    46 5 By Submarine Telegraph—Renter's i JAPANESE APPEAL FROM HAWAII. The Wai! of the Enslaved. Bee. Feb. 90, t.BS p.m. squadron has been sighted Honolulu. meeting ,],ilu baa ired Preei leal aa -lr pr .*e>tin-,' the prohibition of immigration .hah has permanently enslaved the fo flaw.
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    BRITAIN AND THE OPIUM TRADE.
    39 5 What Government Intends. Tbeßt. il on. .1. Morley replying fo Mr I that tl i' oade by !hiaa I mium 1 with Bubataatial iccuracy den l ■•>' erumenl ml i the Govern* h were ii,.
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  • Russia and the Island Empires.
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    THE DIRECTORY.
    90 5 t Hid N i us in ••'•.ai Singap we 1 t w ill be :,s|.-d i ai Iy m should biudverj the > m;!>. ifl i i 1 11 Ir. Witl nber 1-0 111 MU than laal t.i:p it '.<■ i > la be I lit or to
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    FLAGS FOR T.R.H. THE CONNAUGHTS.
    65 5 FLAGS FOR T.R.H. THE CONNAUGHTS. I oamnngbt and Prince Arthur I c able to rly their own tlae-. It is ted that the King has appiovI of bi .eally lard, with certain hiefa the Duke of Conare embarked will f their Itoyal Highnesses. they would the Koyal Standard if the
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    THE CONNAUGHTS IN PENANG.
    273 5 SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Prosperity of the Straits. Tribute by the Duke. Praise for the Guides. {Ft Pen nag. ii saved Bub. 90th, 12 80 p.m. I. Duke and Duchena of Connaught. Princeaa Patricia and auitoundad al the! Pier tt three o'clock on Tueeday afternoon and wen received
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    THE ROYAL TOUR.
    93 5 > i i Praajn V mi following cablet were received \>\ Id' Excellency from tbe Dnke of Connaughi pi lio SI A D.C Penang, 19th F bt, 1907, 9p m. i <ir John An. C.C.M.0., Singapore. Arrived here safely, excellent reception. Much pleaaed with appearance of Ifalat
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    JAPAN AND THE NEW U. S. LAW.
    38 5 Hongkong, Feb. 20th, 4.15 pax. c naaavat on Ihe reeeni legislation be I uit immigration of lab areri v rare til arise he it ia hi- t iia.ii vi Act of
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    SINGAPORE NURSING ASSOCIATION.
    50 5 tmgot 1 a is held yester"l i lon. John i tho I i Fisher, Ml B Q Broad 11. .11l 1) ..t at meeting i and a, -counts folio* mg •ted i Brelyn N J. M lodouald i B the U»d Allen, k. There was ny 1
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    ANOTHER CHINESE LOAN.
    35 5 oloaed with a a of a iniiliou taels to for admiaiatrative reforms and to provide for the establishment of a mint. irity for the lotu is tbe Nanking Customs for tea venra.
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    A TANGLIN FEUD.
    86 5 uterdai before Mr. Green the which Jaraneea ai ed with baring al ad two other Javanese named laseer in IJ'ver Valley-rd. wai c mi it! v d One «»f the complaiuai ta all< g> I be U>i with s bear<i file. Mi. Giunt is for the proaecution
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  • THE OLD QUESTION.
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      Is the Navy Adequate.
      39 5 llec Feb SO, 11.25 am. Lord Lorat has rained an intereetiag de- j bate iv the House of Birds with the object of showing the inadequacy of the fleet fo protect England from foreiura invasion.
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      Invasion Risks.
      84 5 He pointed out tint a great number of tr.'ps could be mobilized at German porta at a moment's notice and the delay with which the mobilization <>\' troop* would be attended iv England. Viaoount Boberti held that it would bai 1 unwise to trust 10 the Navy aloue
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      The Country Prepared ?
      60 5 The Country Prepared L-nrd T weed mouth agreed on seasity of not neglecting the possibility of a sudden attack, but denied that foroigl were anxious England, which at preeent it agreement with all aal sat Then wea noal le of difference likely to ear, ami he argued that tbe country
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      The Kaiser's Speech.
      86 5 Honour and Property." lv his speech from the Throne to I Beiehatag, the German Empe bat the fl iii man nation was called upon to deeidet! ;!,e between Pederal Governments and the Majority in the He termined that the honour and property of the nation must be
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    THE EAST INDIES SQUADRON.
    301 5 n\tlk\i. SaaaToairj S*] the Times of India Tlie truth ifl mt at I the projected amalgamation < jf tbe Cape and Fast Indies Squadrons. Rout<: irently upon hority, .bat tlu-ro in to be no amalgamation Hie only reason no 1 for removing natal of tlie Baas
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    ROYAL VISIT SEQUEL.
    162 5 fv MDKNT ChAR(JEI) WITH ObsTRUC I 1< >N V'serii-v morning before Mr Micb«*ll, |S rgeanl Brereton charged Mr K. Bliaa with having obetrueted bim in tbediaehnrge of bii duty oa the occasion of ihe flxV*yxl nt -ere' ry was Ih he W is regUhlting liafHc at the
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    LETTERS TO AN EXILE.
    791 5 London. Jan. lf>o7. Deakkst ExiLu. The sequel to the Kingston earthquake, is amusing, if anything conuected with such a dreadful disaster can be called amusing Sir A. Bmettenham haa mastered tho art of writing a disagree tl.le letler when ho likes, judging from the aaa he
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    THE YACHT "MARGARITA" ARRIVES.
    175 5 Duke aXD Duoam <>v Man OS r-o.\;;> The Amtrioaa ataami-r yaohl Margariti under tba oommann "l C> p.iiu J. A injr, i«mv^<l hare TOst«>rtiaV in« mm from Colombo and anchored ia th* Etatdi Tliavachl s. ":I*-«1 from C w. s oa H >vtmsla 25th a '1
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      44 5 Sprains. quickly by Pain 1 .dm to the ta ev< and rul Lir.g vig- at each application. If tl rubl nj much pi the Pain lalrr It should be applied ai bh I i ijmy is rttei\it 1 n c n, flamed anc lera.
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      81 5 1 A Jf.maican Lady Speaks Highly of Cha: 1 berlain s Cough Remedy. Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the super: tenth nt if < a; t s«r\ ice at Kingston, J;m. ic i \\<s~t ln< ies, says that she haa for aomoyoi u>- d Chambinain's Cough Remeuy 1 I coughs,
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      355 5 f MONARQH TTPBWBITBBa I EVERY WRITES I LETTER Laf TWO COLOURS. j| VISIBLE £^2gs, ';l OLD MACHINES I llsßgs^w^^l [J flßri OF fat n price mjimfm v JB^k^S^Mi HI ANY MAKE $200NET7 r™ TAK EN IN PARTIj 9SmkSSS^^m^^ PAYMENT. !-OLL Au. H iS m J. TRAVERS and SO MS LIMITED,
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    KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY LOAN AGREEMENT.
    242 6 Bajfcnoann n [atruaiax Bdict. cording to the t/wsasrsal OoactJe, the taraaa of taa loaa for the proposed KowloonCanton rai way hnij the following important point.-* (1) The loan to In) 61,500,000 guaranteed hj nMartnuflsj of tut KowlooavOaatoa Railway. £$i to Ot paid lor every £100. S
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    THE BURMA DINNER.
    94 6 The London Committee of I tion n igbl find a iw-i v i iry their annual g the Ra i number of changes wil I Biade i ia the ar ram.'. anal Burma Diunm ml [t is I that t n 'i the Roya i 8 I
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    ROYAL LADIES AND THE CIGARETTE.
    141 6 < the risks van dm in vi«it to Cant from iofi I H lent, in ..t the -sj I A that the B tj rai neither Boldiei s could i tneting small-| i i Tl. it a .Vui in Cant chase- were I all stages
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    THE "HEINRIK MENZELL."
    179 6 ■rbich w"- '-a li'- River repair. The local an the 1., and BT that from Ike leault, she could not i total srreek. We hear and asaurd for srnat it is worth, *'n:it £20,000 or very ni^h UMsUnboUSfl woiild retit the ship "an r '"d u^ new."
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      59 6 Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved. The excruciating pains characteristic o rheumatism and sciatrca are quickly relieve* by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Thi preat pain relieving power of the linimen haa been the surprise and delight of thous ands of sufferers. The quick relief from paii which it affords is alone worth
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      479 6 aopcrti6emcntos FOR SALE. FOR SALE Brown Australian Cob, Gig and new harness a neat ;.nd useful turnout, regularly driven by lady. Apply F. \V. e/o "Free Tress. FebU u<" "EMPTY HOGSHEADS" (54 gallons) For sale about 100 to lf>o monthly. tnuty to "B" c/o Binsjapore Free Tress. Jan 17 u-c
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      554 6 Hfcvcrtiscmcnts. SHIPPING. JAPAN MAiL STEAMSHIP Co ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Bartiea H maintained l«etween Japan and Bnrope l>y the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. L'mek Mail Contract^ with f the Imperial JAPAnuaa GKrraaaaiatrr Specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted tssTonajbont by Electricity r provided with excellent accommodation foi
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      550 6 aDvcrttoCincnto. SHIPPING. P. O. I 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, Peiaian Gulf, ontinental and Ameri- > BUß Port-. Steamers will leave Singapore on oi about mail lines. Otitti'iirn (Jot Chi
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      432 6 advertisements. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES iteamers of the Coast Fleetibnrl 2191 Paklat Borneo -i'^ An^hiu fohslohanj: >v v Kajah 8088 Cboiau I roi< aoio i Bang! vl ,uri 1884 Loo I 1604 Korat 18 0 nan N la 1789 M M .7 1 I.'1 Marni 1614 ili-.v 1777
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      213 6 H^crttsctncntD. SHIPPING. NIL Norddeutscher Lloyd Bri IMPKRI \i, OBBM aB Mi Haml kltar, a L' >ri-_r. Sh undermenti 'in I 1 OUTWaUD f'r I I I in Apl J -111! .1 UM .'uly 1 I 11: Luit] July Sfi 1 Vu I P 1. P 1 I Kuv I BEE
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    THE LATE BEDELLUS OF EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.
    266 7 Bdial ir I nmdnatan, all the world over, nt of the loath ol Mr. John IB bedaUaaof the University, n to natnj generations of studeata. in thirty years Chapman was is lauraatall acnoaanie functions n Ediabnrgh, bis soldierly mien and oaav l aad digniued
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    SCHOOL ROOM "HOWLERS."
    146 7 Do. .M v« w: v: > Collection. a, MJ?., ia aa inck fatigable howlers in fact, ;is he Igeu. them in the ...id rare china, d old prints 0 uonally be takea into bis confidence, and retails c bomonr in bis oollection. m >ii fiohi an aaaortticle
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    61 7 .ICtol else was shut <>ut ol th 1 oterruli H ad decided thai i Le allotrad ta go in. aa hi three big companies ol th tiled themselves of the pritilegi roll >'. ii with etary < tbe president, if fa n now Lee Kcluaioo i art to 1 i
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 7 (C'ORRKCTED UP TO Fel>2'».) Bauk 4 ui/s 2/4 T 9 5 demand 2/4| Private credits 3m s 2/41 credits G ni/s 2/4 J France, demand Bank... 294. Q-kr many, demand 239 j Indi*. T. T 173J Honokono, demand 11 dis Yokohama, dem. aid 115 Java, demand 140 Bangkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    142 7 i ebruary 20. Tin buyers 9*>.2"» Ghuuhav 7.15 iJambier Cube Xo. I 10.55 liauibier Cul>e No. 2 9.4»> i Pepper Blaek(ordin.S' pore) buyers 18.30 Pepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 25.37] Nutmegs (110 to the lb) -N. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 40. Mace (Banda) t5. Clovea (Amboina)
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    SHARES.
    498 7 MINES. Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid uo Value up Company. Quotatioas $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. C. Lt 1 18.7$ $135,000 140,000 10 10 Baraawaa Gold M. Co. Ltd 1 norn $40,000 10 10 Do Do <Defened) 1 r. $600,000 600.0C0 10 10 Braaeb HydranU Tin
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      79 7 untrymen in Manila. LP. D„ Bingapor Winchester, md Battj sag, lo Warwick. rung ol All Cough Medicines. I mail carrier of Cantc ponecticut, U.S.A., who has bet ited Sii'ies Service for aboutsixtet ys: "We have tri»d many couj for croup, but Chamberlain's Couj kinp of all and to be relit
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      1044 7 Hfcvcrttscmcnt3On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. 1 For Hongkong,! Shanghai and Japan Ports. The Imperial German Mail Steamer PRINZ LUDWIG, 9,030 tons, Captain van Binzer, having left Colombo on Tuesday the 19th inst. at 9 a.m. may be expected to arrive here on Sunday the 24th inst. at about 11 a.m.
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      485 7 SHIPPING. t£Qo^^saatSatkv OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companie are despatched from Liverpool outwards lot feha Straits, China and .Japan every week, and from Japan BVOSBM for London, A in-*- 1 Antweip osest forteight and for MarsstTJoa, Li\ monthly. One outward sttanssr every
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      432 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. j PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new Rhiavni lloin \M)iA and Sn.i;siA." Tl < iaily built for the BTOBUOi have luxurioui- Ta— agi r a Cabins amid throughout by electricity, cabins fitted with f. fried. I mdry on boanl. Betnra tit 11 bs bm years. through tickets to bt
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    THE TAN KIM SENG ESTATE.
    1059 8 WHAT A THIRD SHARK IS WORTH. VasTtnn.vY's Ehrißßi The claim by Kv.ek Geok Kew aud Kwek Geok I.uu against Tau Jiak Cbuau,j Taa Jiak Knn, Tun .liak Lifts, and Tag Jiak Chu, commenced before the Chief Juutiea, Sir Hvndiiian Jones, in the Supreme Court oa
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    REIJNIERSZ SELLS FOR $3,400.
    200 8 Si I l I. VI l\ V; ML XV At Powell aad Coapaaya a.uetioa rootai reeterday afternoon there waa held th^ auction of the fire damaged l»>.:it >'<-Mm>i Ueijin b it al present lying parti. all) submerged ofl Ti njong Rhu There raeago ace, moat of
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    DISGRACEFUL BEHAVIOUR.
    63 8 f the year rs are much iv and children suddenly daahing them into I however, for g Chines congn weuM n uufortua tb the n nil... at Three .'i t '.<-• i were re Mi G'thn ir.A were let off with ti.^ light fiiK .-I >1 50 aad
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    CHINESE COINERS CAUGHT.
    68 8 S ii>nh 1 ni Crummey ait i iratioi ..i tbe juacti (jl i\ usg*rd. with La 'J •ii I t tbe ra* i ibeir ml rin a back m ili a waa fout.d tb Sniahiag touclM ten cr::*. C pm, It. Ci .ii..tii. v ii-' fiii. i
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    "TAKING THE PLEDGE."
    144 8 rday morning before Mr Mich i! .^ti ni .1 i shop al N" M i i hi the uf I leh >.\- Barge ml .M.L -an t-. e^.(ii,iiii 1 hv he h id t tiled to report to the Police the j aseaaiou of a g«dd i>eudaat.
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    88 8 H. AI. 8. Aboukir." now attached to the Portsmouth Home L'leet ia to go to Derosaport ibortK to turn over to the" Basex," aad recomini>sion for sei ire up the Straits. Tlie Eaaei will, it is understood, be scut e\etu uallv to China Speculation is already rife in Indian military
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    342 8 S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. No play yesterday in consequence of rain. TO-DAYS PLAY. A Sin<;i aa Nicholson v Ben nick. < Jreen v Wells. Harvey v HanViu v. Kent v Gaunt. Perkins v E. F. Balxataaa Miles v F. Salzmann. Liuton v May son. B SIHOMM. Tyler v Hewett. Nnnneley
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    MALACCA GOLF CLUB
    121 8 bly oaed il ensapt I Pen, IStb. 1 t-h 116 Tbe v.- tlry aud diffi pr. I Rev. F. 0. 8 al I :<2 10 J. 1.. Hu >7 7 t H w. El !ti t'.' I. Mi i-o't i. v.; 7;; BO H.v\ .1 a-• >
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    LADIES LAWN TENNIS
    129 8 Maa SacaDEua Wraa Kaaa Costsoi The dual tic for tho ehampiottship at the| L L.T.C touruaaacnt between Mrs. Bauu« det -i and Mi- < EaronTueaday etaoing produced one of the most keen I v contest..! matches the dub h.t^ steii. Mrs Qanal waa the bolder of the
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    'TRIAL BY COMBAT."
    162 8 Etaraiaee tbe el.tn fights, whenever rival section* of the Chinese community hata qnatratled they have promptly taken ii it law into then* own banda and attempted to settle their difference* by M trial by combat." Yesterday saoratng Detective [aeneator Frayae placed eight Teocbawa bafore Mr Colutaa for
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    365 8 The Nederland cargo-steamer Coram I left Sabaug yesterday moruiiiL: and may be expected to arrive here on Friday aftefUOOU. j The Imperial German mail ateaater] 'Prinz Ludwig" having left Colombo on j the ll'th instant at 9 B m. may be expected to arrive here ou Sunday about
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      280 8 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. P«r P&OJara Mr J Mr L. Betta. I m i Ir Pkitli] Ei trick. P«r <..]•) HrB. W. M< p. BCM T M Rm*r4, M I E teka n. Bto. I Arm t n .11^'. -> < CLEARANCES. feb 19. Hi I' D.link. t H r B Bal.
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      499 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-of-War Flag- and Tons Commanders Arrived Prom For art McClellau Am. tra., IS7O Lothrop Jaa 11 Manila Baa Bell.- FM.S. Yacht IS ihautt Feb.". I' s«.-i Sea Mew Col. Yacht 00 Murphy Jan <> f sight boa Margarita Am. Yacht 721 dishing Feb "jo BausßDoa Shio Klae
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