The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 February 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 MERCANTSLE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1907. NO. 5,914.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    117 1 W" ..I in I lie Ii -t fow |k' ,iliv.» on v reck <.[ n,- Berlin. U that. tl,. n>iM4ria« Ltovd II IttaMi (mperutrti ha« gone down ma •_'«i <fT r.,.-.- Hir i id fi' Bp ifli full det«ili ol the iiit'Mii.il rvform m«Ni*ur«« in CliiM.t A
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    WHEN WE WERE TWENTYONE.
    303 1 h.,\. in m ioal, protend „,1 u»t unload kii jroutb, i of 3 Tbc ultiu "iir M>al« .!i wot-; the _ru-_\ beard rut l«l Siimw I •I" 9 j, pin ii :i, I Iquer whilst .HI. Meal m 'I'f E > v. Mil n,. r.ij 1
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      240 1 THE STRAITS CYCLE WIOTOB GO. Re TYRED Best Quality Rubber Only ALL SIZES OF ENGLISH AND DOUBLE WIRE SHAPE IN STOCK REPAIRS TO MOTORS, &c, &c. CHEAPEST AND BEST /5, BATTERY XOZiD. DAVIDSON Co. WINCHESTER HOUSE, COLLYER QUAY. CHOICE SUITINGS Prices Moderate- Consistent with Quality. Best Wcrk only. DAViDSON and
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      256 1 Entertainments. French Cinematograph I RJLIBED AT IKi: BY I I EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION NEW FILMS JUST ARRIVED At the Tent. Beach Road, at 7 9 p.m. An exot'lLvii entertainment of now Film-. the most up-to-datv .">!■ CRA^D LJVI^G P!CTURJ£S Historic, RMiuuitie, Scenic, unJ Comic. IntarMrtJng to Young and Old. Doors open
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      14 1 ENGINEERS eONTRA GTORS. rt i u o A BURMA STRAITS SI AM and QHINA.
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      65 1 TO-DAY'S ADi/ERTI SEMEfiTS. Ke 1 .;>h advertise their dc Joha 'U attention to Of tlu- (J:! 4. A no poding Pa teur &lt«n will V>e for E'enang and Indian I'orts. Or. March 2 Rangoon at cutta. On M;<r i^oniriirin Will for Sabang and Europe, (^p r^bruarj Isia A.r Manila Page
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      278 1 > c THE WEEK. y -3i~± Cl Tm i <■ ,1043 Wl U I -'.1 i Full Moon 1 22 Fk. Riga WiOw:-l I I I a Clah, At Hdtiif viuui< ip«] 2.30 j 3.R.1 i I. J.V.I. 81 S.CA uia. 'Uc» Watar:— I t"• P ft 0 Hail la
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    LAUGHTER.
    511 2 l.;n:^liui is gOimg bkm. Iliirrly. .■veil in <i'»<s QCM lu'iir of lil».'» I illicUt. An ordinary man rta-I lii< M Paiich from «n«l to •.■lid, .-ii'l his wee is u grave as though lie \w !<• reading the Christnuw number of the ■eetf* 1 oonteiniag iiporial nototiriWi irnp plemcnt
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    HARD-WORKED PRINCE.
    270 2 HARD- WORKED PRINCE. Like bib brother, the Crown Plinoa Prince Mom Chao AjßMratst is .weir hi* militr.ry trnin.r Bi'.tish Army. w.'.-n wen icoanUj Liters al the Royal Aitillerj Barn W< iwi.-1,. he did not attempt to diegniee the pleaoure he feels in his English suncvindin and his ■ate. Pi'inee Amoratat
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      88 2 ■n-uig ui jxn i/uugn xaeaicines. Mr. E. G. Case, a mail carrier of Canton Center, Connecticut, U.S.A., who has been 'n the United States Service for about sixteen years, says "We have tried many cough medicines for croup, but Chamberlain's Cough Ktmedy is king of all and -»ne to be
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      552 2 ttperttoement& Suffered Terribly fiom Indigestion. Cured by Ayer's Sarsaparilla. HP rZ?s v*-< "It is with pleaaiW that I c-.\n testify to the great bernfii j derived froa the u>e of Ayer'B Bansparilts. i Biriferad terribly from indigestioii, Md tri.-'i Mvctal medicines wIBMSt 1 Ibni pereuaded to Uk Ayer's Sarsaparilla and
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      629 2 advertisements. NOTICES. Advertiser is open to undertake clerical work of any description out of office hours. Will suit those requiring occasional clerical assistance. Experienced. Good references. C. I. F. co" Free Press." Feb S3 7.3 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. The Government of the Federated Malay States are prepared to receive offers for
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      357 2 advertisements. NOTIGES. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING Mrs. HOWELL Cavenagh Bridge Buildings. Tc 1. 91 1. (Opposite Post Office) H. CROSKEY <&> Co. LICENSED AUCTIONEEKS, No. 8 Malacca Street. Real Estate*, House Furniture, Store Stocks and Produce Valued and Sold. Loans arranged. Prompt Settlements, Mod* :ate Quu anJ Comrr.isnions. Telephone No. 902. Nov
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      396 2 Bbpcttiicmentti INSURANGES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Kxric il x\ 2.000.000. W. A. SIMS, h All;' I Koyal Insura I lire Life 'Jotal bnram THI I LBOEST I IN THE WORLD. BOUBTE VI» The London and Lancashire Fin- Insnimnoe Co. t'AHITAL £J,IS I'AID-rP < All,
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      177 2 Hfcvcitiscmciut?. BANKS. Hongkong &Shai' Corporation, PAJI>>UP v 'mm H I I I \\a> 1 INTERNATIONAL BA\MM CORFOWIft I j BIN A I \\\r PHIUPP y.,.1 Capital Surplus Gold |fci IIEAi) I General Foreign Buvik c: I i NEDERLANDSCHE HAIKUIIUTSCIttPn I L 3. I Bbi .'ml Lo 1 I I tinont,
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    ACTIONS FOR LIBEL.
    218 3 ••i it iu;is^ of aetfaHM f < p in mj the ill lie be ir no;.ed. < i an- lad M K who is wi ti\>- liti^'.utt. gets lus Even eswhicb ■,'■> to trial ".nil v of tvi\i .1 i unnsaally i > I at in ;i
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      337 3 Stovcrtiscmcnts. '7C^T*ffkli.y <rt*J\ i A i/iu PULm INAr.y notice On Bmtoxdty, 9 .a MMitb, at 2 p.m. The Valuable Household Furniture &c. *l he Property of D. T. BOYD, Esq. WILJ POWELL* w SP iNGLIN D TION '■iV.INARY NO TIC: no» sale of Hi:. kdeTeakl re<Sbc. The I EWA BELD
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      306 3 Hfcvcrttecments. slUkz f A%JJ\ ATTCTIOa SALE OF Valuable IZousehold Furniture, &c. The property of Captain Hopkins. TO ;:t: BELD AT Mo. 25 BALESTrtR ROAD. Saturday. Sail Karen, at 2 p.m. hed t<>ak whatnot teak "rratiftnal and oxl tables; teak and rattan arm chairs: bent I Minks' tor-lamp on bamboo tand
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      312 3 Btoertf9cmcnto. TO LE T. TO LET Lloyd Road No. 11. E&try from April, l!>07. Apply t<> H. C. VERLOOP, e/o Hai 2- 12. 1 TO LET OR SELL. T,arge European Residence, T< m. > Sta>^lintr, '-L^van^"74 Kins R j Cluny Railway St.-ttion. Apj of H P. KINGHORN, nicipality. Aug 28
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      342 3 M IL A pure Whiskey of the hi ity J it is possible to produ. > 1 this B!en^ com s fav Lh -^&r>_3 nnany higherv^f Suanmtced 7 vears old. RED SfiCIEDODSODini VyHITE" A blend made up of or. j v f^T^j m kies-stored for many y Hi in ryCasks.
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Births.
      41 4 Denison'-Pbnder. -Jan. 26, at London, wife of J. C. Denison-Pender, son. Woi.FKßstan. Jan. 2ti, at Guildford, wife of L. E. P. Wolferstan (Straits Settlements Civil Service), son. Stkwart. Jan. 27, at Birkenhead. wife of G. Stewart, of Hong Kong, daughter.
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      Deaths.
      110 4 Harvev. On 2oth ult.. of appendicitis, Edith PatkiciaMar(;aret (Pat), only daughter of the late C D. Harvey, of Sarawak, i and Mrs. Harvey, The Chistnute, Minchinhampton, aged 8 years. Walter. —Jan. 25, at Lynwood, Levcrhill j J'ark, St. Leooarda-on-Sea, John Walter, 1 -ate of the Hong Koni^ and Shanghai
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    Monday, Feb. 25, 1907. The Singapore Free Press.
    1114 4 Here sh.J! th- rrtt- :i^ l eo^'e ri .ht .;r-*»;»_ »w«d by mftrtrnct »r.i u-' r.^^ IHer* patriot Truth hrr j?ck. r»w. Pledged to RcKg.or., Luyalty MHI lam. A far .t- 6M be seen the stock argument put forward by political KpOJ&Ott,
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    128 4 > < (7afcrtfct«ditaralM|»«fl(i Hun Braskr, ■ou ..t ti.H li.j.th „t s.i*t*,,k, mi Ulu»imi«d wet-klv j unutl.euUtled The Plau. t. u sliuiil^ uj>pf.ir. By tlie German M.ul F. n s Lm.l ■liV ftflerHUUli tneiH a- l IV. .1 L u- i^. w P«i«rwM,aa4 Mr. A.G F.tU-.. mm! mau> oilier lucai peopl«.
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    s. c. c. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    417 4 s. c. c. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. BATI BD V B i 1 < 'HAMI'IoN-hII*. (M i--it Tyler. j, in i.kb. yn Geflhaefe, anfii Hunn Ha^Lir.s baafl fnl- beat Preei Brown brat I 0 Six... Li widdj, BsMgi «iiid Winfi.- I Tjyi >r and Wirr.-r J«h i ll.uid. ui<( in Wivford
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    152 4 —> < Tl.e "N^w Y.rk BanJd AK-Xm.ler Swtt, nil mi <^:«» 'i;r -ipn-r l»-\. Ihug < '•nil. jum|H-.| ir.im bia can tl«r. w.ii£ Hiunex at ||m photog |I) r Tlie in in L »,»i t hii ipjfeol ol with li ■li n<,l rtti«e<l, th. ii i aud "■'l" 1 1
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      489 4 KELLY WALSH, FOR NEW BOOKS.! How to Keep Well, by Dr. C. S. Read $1.70 BRITISH MALAYA Photography for Stu lent s of Physics and rhemiatry, by Louis Derr, m.a.,s.b. 3.80 By Sir Frank Swettenham !>U^a C y er°b y hi C D"k B^»s° f C mm n 1.70 Pbotogravure
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      250 4 G. R. Lambert Co.] PHOTOGRAPHS I OF THE ROYAL VISIT. l| 1. Arrival of T. R. H. at Johns- 1 ten's Pier. 2. Guard of Honour passing I Gavenagh Bridge. 1 3. T. R. H. passing the H. and I Sh. Bank. I 4. Guard of Honour at the Memo-
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      98 4 Dr. A. G. BUTLER, L.D.S., Ii.C.S.E. DENTAL SURGEON. 6, Battery Road. Drs. Kew Brothers, dental surgeons. No 2, Battery Road. NOTICE. All communications to the Editor should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, and should in all cases be authenticated by the name und address of
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    FURIOUS GALE IN EUROPE.
    74 5 THE BERLIN WRECK. i marine Telegraph Router's. Received Feb. 23rd noon. Prom the wreck «>f tlu> Berlin eleven peri at bate »o far been laved, live of the ro of the opeia ladies and four malt gers, including Mr. l.roderson. E*rinoe Henry, the consort of th«
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    Splendid Heroism.
    58 5 Lifeboat's Undaunted Work. Rec Feb. 23 12 90 pin. In be afternoon of yesterday the lifeboats H-K.k of Holland made repeated efforts to reach the wreck of the Berlin aud finally M weded iu throwing lines and so t veu persons. \'i v. Henry in addi» ";i to
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    A SAD FATE.
    54 5 Too Weak to Seek Safety. L ile Bee. Feb. 2;5. 8 p.m. rtill two of the ladies of the troupe and a nurse on board the wreck of the Berlin, but they are too feeble -p the lifeline. '.'Df of them has a broken arm aDd thero
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    Saved At Last.
    30 5 Jl^v. Feb 'J4th, 11.0 a.m. ■'uree remaining women survivors of Lac wreck of the a, s. lierlin at the Hook I Holland have at last been saved.
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    ANOTHER GREAT WRECK.
    180 5 Austria Lloyd Boat Sinks. Conflicting Reports. Feb. 24, 11 5 am. -ra irom Trieste announces that ?be Austrian Lloyd steamer Imperatnx fam 7 Bombav. with 120 crew »n<\ a uumber of passenger?, has grouaded »t Cape Klapbcnisi (Cape Kephouisi in tkc 1»! iad of Crete, in a
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    Other Ships Lost.
    26 5 A Norwegian threi ashore u tbe Dab and the crew of eighi»^n bate been drowned. i Otrnnn cruiser collided it and ftfwperooni were
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    AN INTERESTING CASE.
    104 5 rwytberad that at thn end K'i i empl \rd is ;i BnUwsji c^»k in Hi,, p M g. tUilwajri whs ;u--ri-'"l bere u h*' landed froa Um itM»r >r, for Im.h^ m p"ss^>si«»n of ,t port* u eon Kiuii g $1,500 worth of ounlil'U.i lii 11,. iv
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    45 5 A RmrriMiM bm u.n *mi»g*d bttweta ■lil'MDi'i,: ot IJ'ui dfll S;inds neai J t V| I rti,.l Mr. R.O M Kiiulerslev of j"Uff, Bvlnng»r. Mi>s MeUl^Muat !<;"« '> I i'MUgn\i>it t<» Mr ami Mis. I K-jtiitf. ib*i in. image lakes place ;it h> me <luriu^ >l( hUinuiMr.
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    764 5 {rn ■mri a a I 'orrt fat/.) London. Febru irv 1-t. When I should have written to you last week I was with a shunting party in BHSSBX, jbuL the OXCitflßtat of the UH.meul was! the .Jmiai.-a incident, and ev.-rv newsp iper i was full of .Sir
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    THE WAY OF THE CHETTY.
    235 5 Ktmanathaß Chetty was placed in the dock before Mr Colin u ou a chaXgß of criminal breach of tiuu in Mopcet to $1,900, tlie proooods ol the sale of a steamer, lie had l>eeu arresied on Friday night on warrant OBOOUtod bj Inspector Fuivne. Mr
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    34 5 Tie N*w Y«'ik Woild has a rather 'n^at c.ii.on »f 'lit* Gcvfiiior of J. m.iictt, ttithr(it*4 m S's-te. Ih> mutio i» Bl« (.!< 1 1 Is. ti< m Tlm \i art translated Mid»wmwstf Mght'B Dream.
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    THE ARMY ESTIMATES.
    57 5 MILLIONS SAVED. (By Submarine Telegraph Reuter'a.) Despite automatic inoitnici <>f half a million in the army estimates, the uett sum has decrease 1 by two millions, the total rodoetioos thus reaching two and half millions, of which a million is takeu from cost of personnel of the
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    New Military Appointment.
    60 5 It has l>eeu decided to appoint ;i purelv military commander in dual with no civil Government duties for the whole of the Mediterranean ,tud Egypt. He will be stationed at Malta. it hoped in the coming year to improve the pay of lieutenant ooltmril commanding r^ijinients of
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    Extra Pay.
    47 5 lu a memorandum on the details >t rhe scheme of January 14 it is stated that henceforth extra pay will be granted to men attaining a defined standard of skill in musketry, signalling ett;. The reorganisation, of the auxiliariei is impossible till thp year 1907-&
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    India Office Appointment.
    28 5 Mr. Colin Campbell of the India Office has beeu| appointed assistant Under Secretary to the Clerk of Council for India in succession to Mr. Walpol".
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    CHINA'S INTERNAL REFORM.
    116 5 The New Scheme Full Details. Hongkong. Rec Feb 21. The Councillors of the Committee of internal Reform at Peking bevs accepted Viceroy Yuan Shih Kai's recommendation^, refusing Viceroy Chang Chi Tuug's. Iu connection with the Provincial Governments the principal demartmeuts will be (I) Foreign Affairs. (2) Domestic
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    A WORLD-WIDE ORGANISATION.
    282 5 A WORLD-WIDE ORGANISATION. On Saturday morning. Dr. Karl Frees, of Stockholm, S*edeu, President of the World's Students' Christian Federation, addressed a small budj of young uieu at Zetland House, Armenian Street, on the Christian tuovemeut among students in other Unds. Mr. K J. DaitUtt, acting VicePrincipal of Rattles Institution, pre>ided.
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    THE "MIDDLEMAN."
    916 5 MR BASHES AND THE CHINESE. There was abundant evidence of the popularity of Mr Rirnes with the Chinese, u h.'n on Saturday a large body of represenj tative members of the Chinese community MembM at the Chinese I'rofectorate, to present an address to the Secretary for Chineeeaflain who
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    90 5 What witli eaitl quak- s tml rup'i.ns the wi-vM lias hem (pn*m Us parasit*^, tlin luiiian u.tioi.p, a very Jmiiii-v lime of UkUt E'<wloi'l, h-'W.-vnr ha.* liitl.pr'o not off elmr < f anv Mill) un|'lHa>alit U|;|i>ilH«f .i inns But iliat ininiiiiitx imv n.>t 1 is' 1 n U if tktl
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      58 5 Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved. The excruciating pains characteristic of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The great pain relieving power of the liniment has been the surprise and delight of thousands of sufferers. The quick lelief from pain which it affords is alone woith many
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      217 5 Robinson and Co. mallFe^filter. THEORIES PASUUR Stands superior to all known Germ-Proof Filters ADOPTED EY H. M. GOVERNMENT FOR THE j 1 BRITISH ARMY IN INDIA. Tk B gf g^ CAN BE EASILY CLEANED Ti A EXTERIOR T^rimoß^ Robinson ®> Company. ASK FOR t GILBEYS' J OLD TOM (SWEETENED) O.
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    FROM WEST TO EAST.
    274 6 Sir Hubert Jeraißgha o has procUM markably iatereattßg rohima ont <>f hi,. notes Uy the w;iy mada during journey round i. At the begimaing of Deoemb 1905, he tfwoa* for reached borne. Into tlie six months he had crowded ;■•';<•; poi tk riti_\ .i d on
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    JAPANESE MINE STRIKES.
    143 6 MAii ri ai. Lav. l'ifoi i. \imi:d. The Mcbdbh oi tot Mine Manages. It i- reported I ona Aahio Unit manial law iaimod there on Feb. at I o'clock. It in aU'» annouiM i d that in the moi Ding I'■ i. the Pi uue Minister, pr<
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      72 6 A Jamaican Lady Speaks Highly of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the superintendent of Cart Service at Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies, says that she has for some years used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fflS*'-*" 011 u nd wJ »ooping cough and has found ,t very beneficial.
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      160 6 FOR SALE. FOR BALE 1 1 new harlarly Ltdy. b 11 uc •EMPTY HOGSHEADS (54 gallons) Foi saio ....nthly. B c o Siuga] i Ja» I u.c FOR SALE •Me pair t ticol- I 801 >-ii)^lt' and d and aaddle. I wy and have bean idy. and and i rubbt
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      428 6 SHIPPING. Apcar Line. The undermentioned mail steaincrs oi the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penan£, Hongkong Shanghai en route. FLEET. Toi I i i-. Japan i q I i-. Ligfati R,3l 5 E. I Next departure s for I and Calcutt rti tt
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      320 6 Hdvcrttocmento. SHIPPING. P. O. BTEAH NAVIGATION OOMPAI For Chin* Japan, V'emng, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Fort';, Plymouth and London. ;m Grulf, rs will leave Singapore on oi about JL LIN. 2 I).: a V-tr 16 O I i I 1 1 0 Intei :c. i Apl direit to
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      255 6 Bbtertfecmento. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. .> I Steamers o the Coast Fleet* ibori buri I Be M in. tritisb Kortli Sing Chi: B< 80. r i i i Bantt BEHN, MKVi.:: Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company 4.VD Tovo Kisen Kaishi VIA INLAND AM' HONOLI I -TROPICAL
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      99 6 SHIPPING. I Asiatic i N I Aii n Lloi I in Co. I. ui BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co, Ltd. For Port Swcttenham and Pcnang. KAMJRTHALA. ;»rrivi.wit n. li ONfWI pM .-r. j i I hii: "y. tor freight a: !!U1 The Heap Eng Moh Line of Steamers SINCMORK TO
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    201 7 LEW T^ AND PEAT. Fi ii I, toot «'f Ceylon and 15 tons of Vilivnn rubber were soM at auction U>Ceyloa priea waa ."> 10'. Oaajral (Rangbodde.) 9traiti lota offer,,l were aa follow! 8 caaea Kiac Urge paliafa vllClls H 0 cases Fine laxg< rather darker ."> k}
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    EXCHANGE.
    58 7 (CORKKOTKD UP TO ]V1) -'■> Bank 4 m/s demand _i Private credits 3 m/s ~l*\l credits <"> m/n 2/4f-|-Puancb, demand Bank 294'. G-bumany, demand 2391 Fndia, T. T }?:i\ Hongkong, demand 41 /odis Yokohama, demand 115 Java, demand 141 Bamgkok, dem/in.l tij; Sovereigns, Bank Buying K.55 Bank of Encjiaud
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    SHARES.
    529 7 Capital Capital Issue PaiJ Issued paid up Value up Company. Q-ijuriom 3300,000 300,000 141 10 IM.-it Tin M. Ci. 1/ 1 $135,000 140,000 10 10 Benawah OoM M. O>. Ltd Fnom. $40,000 10 10 Do Do h I nom S<»'00,000 COO.OCO 10 10 Hr:-li Hy.li-.iuli.-Tin M. On. Ltd 1«»
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 February 'l-\. Tin Ijnyers 9"».»;2^ Qaatfatar 7. Gambier Cube Xo. 1 10.55 Gambler Cube No. 2 9.4-0 Pepper ßlack^ordin.S'pore: buyers 18.40 I Pepper, White (fur L. W. 5 p.<\) 25.50 J Nutmegs (110 to the 1b 2G. Nutmegs (80 to tbe lb.) 40. Mace (Banda; t>s. Cloves (Amboina) SI.
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    ELECTRIC LIGHT IN SELANGOR.
    325 7 ELECTRIC LIGHT IN SELANGOR. Elect i light »uppi\ of Kuala Lumpur baa '■■>w» in f*>r much critidsui atly. TI f Bfail tayi tbe public would like to know is: How longhai tbe supplementanf (steam electric lisiht) been iu Kuala nnpur r i fact tbat i* cauuot l>e wing to 1
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    55 7 ten, Q P I Bi aei •tenUf to Mr \V E D trove arrived f ruin PeUßg oo Saturd iv to take up the *luti<»-* <>f C. E*. During tliH short time Bfr il trey lias acted as 0. P. O. Im hu «rrW out In !j.» meaaa easy duties
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      65 7 Sprains. A spritin may be cured very quickly bj applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm to th< injured parts every hour, and rubbinp vig oromly at each application. If the rubbinj causes too much pain, apply the Pain Bain without rubbing. It shoufd be applied ai »ofn as possible after the injury
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      301 7 Etovcrttscmcnts. WANTED. Englishman 32, with several years Indian experience of Shipping and Steamer Management is open to engagement. First class references. Apply to- Free Press." Feb IS mwf 4.3 WANTED immediately an Asiatic Store Keeper. Security required. Apply personally to G. A. FERNANDEZ Co., Xo. 6 D'AlrtH'idii Street. Feb 22
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      361 7 Htocrtiscmcnts. On the Berth. Britisji India S. N. Co. Ltd. FOll Penang', Ncgapatam, Madras, Karical, Porto Novo and Pondicherry. The Company's T. S. Mail Steamer TBESTA 6,296 tons, D. P. Lee, Commander, will be despatched for the above ports on Saturday, j the 2nd prox. at 4.30 p.m. She has
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      493 7 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. a H D China Mutual Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. The i"oinpHni*->' et*>amer3 are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Strait*, China an«l Japan every week, and from Japan hr.mewarda for I>ondon, Anoaterdam and Antwerp every fort- nis^ht. and for Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpoo 1 monthly.
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      478 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. I PASSENGER SERVICE. I By the nev. Kuknania." H ahshi-hi.. 1 Hohkxht \rn:s," wA SCA^DIA and "Snl-1 Th. -i:m r mlly built tor the ti n<l have luxuxioui. PteMMfor accommodation. FfaakHolMS iMm aiui.lship, Ughl thronghont by electricity, cabins tttod wr U.,,t..r .uui ->u xsirdennes carn.,l. Laundry on board.
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    PERAK RACES.
    275 8 Conrs/vtuirmt.) Batu Ghijah, Rec. Fob 2a The third d&y of the races was favoured with tit-.<- weather. There was a record attendance Champioi GrßifFiit I>V' I. Mr J. I Phillips 1 Kia Ors I tars Pinknev and Burgeas* K'.icuinio 2 a by four lengths. Time 1 min •"••J
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    THE CONNAUGHTS IN PENANG.
    464 8 vi<it to jf tbf imnt *be Peaang pipen [nfonni .r-.--much like tin- acc'»uot< of the vi>it» I Then decora! >as, addresses, mm t.tt: rj thing wcut «>fF v.-- tisfa mix. The. I I :,'M- with b -riu;,' ol t Vit* iui-lf-. who were 551 .-"r..:!..-. uud
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    NEWS BY THE MAIL.
    509 8 A SUMMARY Au extraordinary statement hat i made reg irdin^j tin* parentage i>f the mur- 1 derer of Mr. WlnteJry. The mother was Ein lv Turuer (whose M>ier was employed at Wbiteley's), who mu vis-ited by Mr. l!i\ner. When tlio child was born Mr. K .«viujr
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    THE LATE INSPECTOR CARROLL.
    173 8 1 PiiMMlg :i: t J, e M| Cu-r.-l! imi.i beari di*. Uim p cer. "Tlhj Uic Mr. Sogi i i i WAa l B I *»fa i ...-.in. Ireland, joined the Royal Iri>h ConsUbu- On rhe 1 7th April, 189 ned ti..- Btraiti Sertl— ieata Police
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    HUNT CLUB RUN.
    109 8 The mil on Satimhiv somewhat spoiled the Hunt dnlft run' as it kept a pood inanv from taming out. There was how. §?CT ;i fair Held, about ih/.^n beWR present at i lie QardtM when the si art was I Mad*. The eovrae was bid by Mr
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    CHINESE SPORTS.
    576 8 WEIGHT LIFTING EXTRAORDINARY <)u Saturday last, the abore iporU which have coma be quite an indispensable foil 1 mi' iu the celebration >«f the Chinees STeai -i-oii, W6ra held no Hie grounds of tin- Straits Chinese Recreation C'lul* Hong liini Green. In addition to the usual banner eieeorationt
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    THE BIG PERJURY CASE.
    267 8 Bbktbxcc oi .-i\ Moxtmi Passed. On Saturday the IJt-ncti Court eoaeta the hearing of the big ptrjarj prosecution iu v,liKh Low Chin IJ.»uu' was charged with having committed parjar? in s judicial (bankruptcy) proceeding in the 'Supreme Ci-ttrt. Mr. P.J Sproole, J> V p. conducted the
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    204 8 I Uie. t^uii for the German mail was fired j la>r ni^ht just before five o'clock The Paroo brought t mixed cargo of wool, 0 l> sliell aud tin ore from Australia. The M^.M. Oonipany*s steamer Trarane v» to leave Saigun at I" am. on the 28rd February,
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      28 8 Sa ]I ;V'Z Al <<Kcal P.ofession rely on kifln! 1 CUrC thr nic W «lney arul hkUm trouble, as well as dis<***t*m theminarv or C an 8 17
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      55 8 Sound Advice. Never neglect a bad cold. You can not tell how it may result. A simple home remedy will often bring relief and should not be ignored, but there is nothing so reliable ao Chamberlain's Cough Remedy It is well known for its quick cures of coughs and colds.
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      168 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Agents at Singapore, Ship Agency, Uti J. Da.ndeh Co.. 1 1 I JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. I Sole agents for sincapore. I STRAITS SETTLEMENTS A\!) PcDtiJATtO MALAY STAItv I PASTEUR (GHAMBERIiND) F/Z.TC^S.|I P 515.50. 522.50. S3OOO. I 6PURIOUS PASTEUR FILTERS. I T I circumstance t behalf
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      361 8 CLEARANCES. Feb I Brit. «tr f 8j H i» Van Bnjkn n, lor D^li biai .I taholl foi B in^kok \i.i tl Btott, 1 aud Jap u rt-niiaui aad Bril Daridaon, for P Baw Deli aad Laahaa Sri Wot 1 1 M Ma! Bril .i. lot I f■- i Wi!i
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      107 8 ESSEI S IN P()iri\ I M-n-of-War K.'.i..- [V.ns rs ArrivrJ From »k-Clp|]i.:i Am ti.i '>7o n j^ 4 H Sea Bella rHA faobi i J Am,, .t M irita A.... Y;..!,t 7*l Sh-r Ha- Tons Master Arrived iTorr. W D*d~r (i,r 921 R, Peb22 Ba, i. P.hWo Brit 454 T
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