The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 February 1907

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1907. NO, 5,915-
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    57 1 .iu.trv enoount«r took pluoe !>.•- -!•••..-.-i: < n imj-.t men in tb« b Borniiifp. !> burt tad thirtj i«Teu w pb mrTlie [mperul ri« fun t to ba f.ii il li im D »oni i I ft R b.- t I then i will v iu A'
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    MATTERS OF TASTE.
    259 1 I I Ml 'I .Mil DOt hail wit i to of J But fad the i higl 8uiU«Oll« fvtxl is far u \v«.ii».w) li.. In- c iptinental and oa I art 1 su 1 "I' ul«i ■< t to il i( J ;,Meniion to ad < t
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      213 1 THE PUREST and BEST^fc 3t GIVE IT A TRIAL WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED^ 3fl£ can b:: obtained from all *^$Z (^^^'^^^^^^^^r**"^^^^^^"^'^w^^B' 1^" V JL t:i XBW NON-ALGOHOLtG DRIiVK. f And the most convenient inexpensive means of enjoying fresh Cra^ Th] v. p. Ltd. Grape Juice Cordial contains nothing but natura
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      225 1 Entertainments. French Cinematograph PRAJBSD ALIKE BY PUBLIC I PMBB. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION NEW FILMS JTJST ARRIVED At tlie Tent Beach Road, at 7 9 p. 4 u An excellent entertainr:unt of new Rln the most up-to-date Machin-r; GRAND LIVING PICTURES Historic, Roman! anJ Comic. Int to Vounir and OH 7 p.m.
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      277 1 HOTELS. SEA VIEW HOTEL, TANJONG KATON'G. Telephone No. 335. Bachelors' Quarters it R.c&iccd Rates. LOWER FLOOR ROOMS. tew roonu oomforl and well furnished. Bath-room attack d each room. MOTOR BUS SERVICE To Singapore every \n >r. at 8 From Siujjapore. te Post 0 \i r\ erening at 5.15. Bathiiig Pifir.
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      22 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. i in <>ii Man I on F< braar] j- A t the P ge 8. road i Mv m m
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      211 1 THE WEEK. B.C.C. Taaaia. Th m I M I Emulation I H._". t Cl Municipal < p S.V.I. Bkirmii E ,T.l S\tt t ri>vv. Sad I i t 'Mil. N K. A Medal Bl MAIL TABLE. i 1 ft o \p r jdon Mar 8 Tba NO] y r To\
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    MORE ABOUT SIR ALEXANDER SWETTENHAM.
    305 2 •No I-AniKK* Man a FfJKtVr* BBIDBOBOOa. It must l>e a v*tj painful einuutMM to Sir Alexander Bwettenbam, Governor of •Jamaiva, to liavf l*»»»n ni i<le so famous, indirectly, I>J the Kingston o.irthqu tk>\ because he is, moat romarkablj, :i nwu who seeks to do hia
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    RUBBER PUPILS FOR MALAYA.
    159 2 r>lou '•one-ipon-lent of the Times Of C*»_\ ."il h d_V> i am informed that there are no less than f»t'ire planters leaving England during tfa nfcxt fortnight in one batch, all proc-fvding :•> Malaya to learn planting and wcure billets Thc-y haw choeen lfala>ya aa tli*
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    THE TRANSIT OF MERCUEY.
    130 2 One of the most deeply int^' -tronoini«.»l phenomend of the present jeer will be I the transit of Mercury across tba disc, whi<.»h takes place on November atanjij ia the planet nearp^t lo i cordin^'ly tbe most difficult t tinguUb with th- naked eve, as it
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    161 2 A iieu of Jt1,200 six per cent di'l»eij:ures, part (»f JtlU.ooo of which .£2,700 had Wen issued, was registered on Jau. 11 according to Um Fin;iucial Times. A cordi.il invitation is extended to tbe public ioattt?Bd a meetiiiir at tho Co!em.in-tst Methodist BpiaeopaJ Church on Thursday, wt 8 p.m., to
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      89 2 King of All Cough Medicines. Mr. E. G. Case, a mail carrier of Canton enter, Connecticut, U.S.A., who has been in the Lnited States Service for about sixteen yean, says: "We have tried many coueh ■nedicmea for croup, but Chamberlain^ Couth k- medy is king of all and -me to
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      622 2 advertisements. NOTIGES. GELANG RESTAURANT BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. Now on- Some of the best local players are engaged in it. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders for making up clothing for Peons and other snbordinatos in the Government service will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office up to noon on Tuesday, sth March. 1907.
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      523 2 Bfcvcrtieemcnts. NOTIGES. Advertiser is open to undertake clerical work of any description out of office hours. Will suit those requiring occasional clerical assistance. Experiencea. Good references. C. I. F. e/o Fret- Press." Feb 23 7.3 The new steam launch MAX 48 tons, car- j rying 50 passengers, speed 11 knots,
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      366 2 Hfcvcvtiscments. NOTIGES. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING Mrs. HOWELL Cavenagh Bridge Buildings. Tel. 911. (Opposite Post Office) H. CROSKEY m Co. LICENSED AUCTIONBBBB, No. 8 Malacca Street. Real Estate, House Furniture, Store storks and Produce Valued and bold. Loans arranged. Prompt Settlements, Moderate Charges and Commissions. Telephone No. 9<>2. Xov 27 nc THE
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      517 2 iHbvcrtiscnicnts. INSURAAieES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. GUARANTEE. Funds Exceed 4.12,000.000 W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. A iig L".t Royal Insurance Company. hire Life Total Invested Funds jW THI LABGBsTT POtl <n IN THK v,v»:;Ll>. BOUBTE U) 4 Co, I The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
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      443 2 BDpcaiflcmcntg. BANKS. I Hongkong Shanghai:' I Corporation. Paid*! p Cji -r r m Hag l:. wne #i.». BihwrD— in...| |],UOO,(X»O I Pi I <;. 11. si a 11 I A A. JIAUPT. K-., u. i.. i ni Hot k» a.. 1 V! K ra- ol J p. .balance. YVr. n
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    IN THE CORAL SEA.
    679 3 A Touch or Seaman It w.i^ the day beJ < the bet li.td it* infloenoo enssj then Wh were slidiuj; pi rpeadii u .:rly tlirovgh t sjs> ■ass t- rriar \ltmt, n*»*r the D «':nl of t' B ith MID. tl v. m nigh tide, and
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      552 3 nuenoNs. MORTGAGEE S SALE One rubber tired Gig:, One Piebald Australian Horse, One set Harnesss and one pair lanterns. BE I'Ki.l' T No. 89, dENCOOL N STREET. On Thursday. 28th Feb.. 1907. at 5 p.m. <■. FERNANDEZ A Co., l.i<-< used Vuctionei rs. F I 1.1 AUCTION SALE OF Household
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      548 3 Hfcpertisemente. AUGTIOXS. SPECIAL TANGLIN AUCTION PRELIMINARY NOTICE AUCTION SALE OF High Grade Teak Furniture (She. The Property op W. EWALD, Esq. (Leaving for Europe) TO BE HELD AT BRMBANK* 1 TAXGLIX EULL On Saturday. 23rd March, at 2 p.m. Full particulars gee later advertisements. Catalogues will be issued. H. L.
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      408 3 a^ertteemente. TO LET. TO LET Lloyd lioad No. 11. Entry from Ist of April, 1907. Apply to H. C. VERLOOP, c/o Hammer Co. Feb 22 2.4 TO LET OR SELL. Large European Residence, Tennis and Stabling, "Lisvane"74 Kings Road, opposite Cluny Railway Station. Apply care of H. P. KINGHORN. Municipality.
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      69 3 j (g;3 (The Champagne dee) Lax I A THE BORNEO Ji ■Hf Aft Drylmperul J WW«« LIU o i/BET ft CHAW OOP AUSTRALIAN, FLOUR. dIBSS I T ROLLER FLOOR %mct£ s J^c^ THE BORNEO Co., Ltd. United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ltd. The Kew Jointing Suitable for High Pressures f> and
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Births.
      35 4 At Klang. on Feb. 22nd, the wife of K. W. Harrison, of a son. At Tronoh Perak, F. M. S., on the 21st February, 1907, the wife of Ch:ir>s Edwin Cochram, of a son.
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      Marriages.
      75 4 On 12th February, at Trinity Church Meiktila, Burma, by the Rev. H. W. Blandford, M. a., Anthony Oliver Molesworth, Irrieation Department, voungost son of Colonel A. O. Molesworth, k. A. of Cruxfield, Duns. Berwickshire, to Melita, second daughter of Harry L. Tilly, Burma Commission. Stronach Smith. On 21st Feb.,
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      Death.
      23 4 Suddenly, from heart failure, at Kindat, Burma, on 12th February, William M. Maclennan, of the Bombay Burma Trading Corporation, Limited aged 33
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    Tuesday, Feb. 26, 1907. The Singapore Free Press.
    1675 4 Tier* sh;U' the Fre** t:* )'«^;jlp t ri/'nt miintais, Vr;awed by influence iiEi<ri>U by Ckio Here patriot Truth hi-r 2!o'i-«:o prcnpM draw. Pladged to Rciigiur., Lafß 'y ar.d 1 jiw. The incident may Ml have attracted outside attention, but it is not
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    400 4 Mr. K. J. i!kin-*>>n tu-i i Diatri 1'. Bui Til** OUT; lie Tin SI tr<.m I i, v wit It tiu <• lat»* Li— t— in* a 7 list, left X\ i uth Ohm*. M i inn il inir with Um i :i6. Omm V officers «t T M 3
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      282 4 Caldbeck Macgregor Co., WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. HAVE JUST RECEIVED. A FRESH SHIPMENT OF HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER. I FOR EVERY MAN AND ALL MEN. GILLETTE Safety Razor. MANY men say that they cannot shave themselves that they have tried r< peatodlj and failed. They give as reasons that they are nervous ami
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      272 4 Dr. A. G. BUTLER, L.D.S., R.C.S.E. DENTAL SURGEON. 6, Battery Road. < l Drs. Kew Brothers, dental surgeons. No. 2, Battery Road. 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. T. R.
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      81 4 NOTICEAH communications to the Edited 1 should be i egibly written on one side of the paper only, ind should in all cases be authenticated by the > lame and address of the writer, not for publi- nation, unless clearly so indicated. I The Editor is not responsible for, and
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      55 4 Sound Advice. Never n^rlect a bad cold V tell how i may r.-ult. A simple homo remedy will often l-nn* relief and »houW not be ipnon d. hut thir«> in nothing so reliable as hamtxrlHins 1 ough Httm-dy. Iv »B well known for ius quick runs of cougl* and colds.
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    WRECKS.
    82 5 IMPERATRIX HOPELESS. Great Loss of Life Feared. Bj Submarine Telegraph Reutet .ived Feb. 25th 11.45 am. i.vt.r accMints of the loss of the Austrian \,l BteamW lmperiirix which was wreck,hl in the Meui!errau«ai), are -fill noafn— il It is clear however th.it the vessel i 3 J n a
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    Bow Only Showing.
    48 5 [he -tern (»f the Australian Lloyd Imp'ratrix is submerged and only vre now showing. The French and Italian warships are «Mndin^ by trying to aid the p,is-,e n .rp rs iod en (Lot* persons have now been rescued rein the Tinperatrix. There are more aboard
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  • THE BERLIN.
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      Brave Rescue.
      67 5 have been recovered from i of the Beiiui. All those rescup.l from the Berlin are itisfactt.rilv. Th^ rescue of the last three was due to the nitiatWe of a Dutch skipper, who with »mpanions climbed into the wreck 1 found the women huddled amon^ the •orps^s and unal^le
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      Newspapers Praise.
      25 5 newspaper! pay i full and heart? ribute to the pillan'ry and devotion of the Dated lifeboatmen, ind warmlv praise Prince Henry's indefatigable efforts.
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    RAILWAY DISASTER.
    22 5 The N--'. fork and Chicago Express on :n-ylvania Railway has been derailed D^-ar J /nnstowu. Fifty persons were innnmber fatallv.
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    A BURGLAR CAUGHT.
    105 5 <»n Sunday morning the Chinese coolies red si Messrs J hn Little Ob'a furuit ure department in Eosk-rd wereawak a uoise, aud on up they s.iw toasts ni-n bnsking <-pen i». .x»-> -ir.:«. The three thieves bub«d *nd the Police werecalle*] in. They searche-t rid found one
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    THE RESULT OF SACRILEGE.
    112 5 :i\ mornisjg a detective in m tli-rd heurd ■btiott for P«h.- and r o ranuiiig in the direction of the cries he 1 kish* Ouolk* -tandin^ howling for "t" The co.. lie »tid th it tw Can'iien h.id u-t^d his rikisha and pii.l 'i oount«rf«il »4n.
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    A REGRETTABLE AFFAIR.
    118 5 W.r.i H iWeailev appe.ire' Mi (Imvu to Mmarvr lu a chm-gin <>i rtupl^d '•< in in it lOit Übl Oil thr inn. |»j en* 1 1 itfcj |,ig ihioit in his P »rIV Hi I. In«|.ee'.)r TVmml* •i«l tliat ilih n.Jant was atill undei liie.li,,) lie;rin» iii
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  • RUSSIA.
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      The New Duma.
      46 5 (Bj Submarine Telegraph—Kouter*B.) I'ec^ive.l ;tt 12.25, Feb. 25th. 419 members have been elected to the Duma. This number includes 7'> Monarchists, and :r.B of the Left Parties, of whom are Socialists. The repre<»nt if ion of Socialists is uupr»>-e.l.Mite.l in ,u »v Parliament.
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      Terrorism.
      38 5 A km 1 of Terrorists attacked Um Post Office at Warsaw, killed seven and wounded five soldiers. The clerks and .-usr-miers escaped. Ili-' 'i err. .rists eooiped in cabs waving ro,\ tUj,'s. and >-arryiu-,' off i.'»300 itarliog.
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    TRANSVAAL MINISTRY.
    59 5 Volkite Formation. Botha has formed a Volkite Miuutrv, with Mr. Smuts as Colonial Secretary, Mr. Cullinau as Minister of Lands. Mr. Hull 1 r. Msur-r, Mr. De Vjlliers as Minister of Justice, and Mr. Rissik as Minister of Mines. Changes iu tbe Transvaal Ministry are probable and General
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    SOUTH AFRICAN EXHIBITION.
    55 5 SOUTH AFRICAN EXHIBITION. King Edward Opens. The King has opened the South Africa Exhibition and nadfl I speech in which he said he hoped for prosperity and unity in South Africa. He was .-specially touched by the joint jjifts of Britons and Boers. All the Rovalti»s in Great Britain and
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    SHAMROCK GOES UNDER.
    24 5 At Rugby football. Scotland beat Ireland by fifteen points to three. At Association, WsJm l>eat Ireland by three goals to two.
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    Mr. HALDANE'S NATIONAL ARMY.
    55 5 Air Haldane, speaking at Portsmouth, said that if Parliament consented, he was about to appeal to the country for a national trmy, not in the spirit of militarism, but because he had the assurance that the manhood of a country organised for defence was one of
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    LORD CURZON.
    13 5 Ix-r«l Curzon has b**en nominated for the Chancellorship of Oxford. w.««
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    KUROPATKIN AND HIS CRITIC.
    51 5 Ktceived at 3 15 p.m. BilJerling replying to Kuropatkin's bookas uieutioued in the wire of Feb. 15, taunts •he General that only the bad workman quarrels with his tools. Hh repudiates bTun.patkin's criticisms on i he- rank aud file of the Russian army as uujust and
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    General Booth.
    13 5 General Booth ha-i started for his tour ic America and Japan.
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    A NIGHT BIRD.
    190 5 Y-'st.T'l iv ftftcraotMi before the Brad) !onn,aJ iv tiiHs««n imed A-tn wt w%m ehar^eo with housfbre.ikin^ with intent to coin mi ibrft. Inspector TreaO^ >ld prose^u'ed, aud D"lii<it, a kabaa em,iny>'l by Gaptiia Clun••»*Hor, s-iid that ou tliH morning of th»* SOtii iiistaal l)f heard ;i n
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    THE PERAK INSTALLATIONS.
    138 5 SUCCESSFUL FUNCTIONS. FULL DETAILS. lp«»h, Feb. '25 Ree. 7 pui. The celebrations in honour of the iu*ta!latiou of the Ji.ijii lJendahara aul Oranir Kaya TMMDggOOfI iu Perak, pommenoed at Kuala KaagMUr yosterdiiv. with the j^reat fish drive. Iu the evening there, ma a jjrand banquet in the
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    THE ALLEGED CURE FOR THE OPIUM HABIT.
    383 5 Mr Edward Mofell Holmes (F. L. S.) Curator of the Pharmaceutical Society of < ireaf Britain, writes as follows to the Tnn^ upon the Wlbjact of the iudiyeuous plant discovered in Selangor which is credited with being a cure for the opium habi:
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    POLITICS AND TRAGEDIES.
    233 5 The exchanges by the Freuch mail uiv** the com posit ion of the uew Spanish Cabinet i* as follow* Premier, BsßOf Maura; Minister of Foreign Affiirs, Snuor Alienee* Alazir; Minister of Um Interior, S*intr Li Cierva Minister of Finance, Seuor Osma Minuter of Pablie Works, Honor Pesala
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  • FAR EASTERN NEWS.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    330 5 In th« cause Ann* MohuMd .SilMits. Kana Mohained [üßail his lordship Mr. Justice Fisher yesterday delivered judgment iu the Supreme Court. The claim was one forsaluv alleged to be due. His lordship coul.l not Me his way to hold the plaintiffs mm proved, mm] Um wuator-ebun having l)eeu
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    THE BIG ABDUCTION CASE.
    315 5 The Prisoner Dyin«,. Last inonth the Bench G\»urt was occupi•'■l in bouruig the case, of a Chinese woinan uitne<l Tau Ah Foug, charged with bringing women iut >theColouy for immoral purposes, under false pretences. Siin brought two Toting Cantonese women to Singapore from Hongkong, ami these
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    A CHANDU PROSECUTION.
    126 5 On Batnrdaj Morning the li vwmOfl xn bumfe-l the s^. Pel^m and in fhe ti-e. ti^us* qnirterx fuuii'J illicit cliaixln ami Track Two in.-n w. r« KTMStod Mini were eh«rgsd bef«m Mr. (I neu yester-liv. Tii^x »l-a'l»»<l 1h if tli" stuff w.is tliM joint. pr.» ptrtj «'f
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      72 5 A Jamaican Lady SpeiVs Highly of Chau.berlaui 8 Cou.h Remedy. Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the suporin tendent of Cart Service at Kingston, Jamaica West Indies, says that she has for some year ■ised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fa coughs, croup and whooping cough and ha found it very benefit al.
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      163 5 Robinson and Co. mallie""fllter. a"" THEORIES PASTEUR -*==ff Stands superior to all known Germ*F>roof Fj/ters ADOPTED BY H. M. GOVERNMENT FOR THE I BRITISH ARMY IN INDIA. $Ws^ O4K* JiJJ^^ J INTERIOR Robinson ®> Company, f MONARQH TYPEWRITBR& EVERY I r .::-:ri;:z. J WRITES LETTER L^. TWO COLOURS. II ViSiBLE
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    THE STRAITS CURRENCY QUESTION.
    1014 6 CorrHfondeni L,4C. Esjoth.) Pending writing you store fully ooneaming I MM current matters in Singapore, I may^ I pfwrhapa, fend you a few lines reopootng the matter of the currency question. Telegraphic informutiou baa }>I;> .<hl you in poFt>estiion of Hie facts. Britfj, the Straits dollar
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      425 6 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Brown Australian Cob, Gig and new har- i ness a neat and useful turnout, regularly driven by lady. Apply F. W. c'o "Free Press." Feb 11 uc "EMPTY HOGSHEADS" (54 gallons) For sale about 100 to l. r >o monthly. I Apply to "B" c'o Singapore
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      568 6 advertisements. SHIPPING. KYJL JAPAN HAIL STEAMSHIP Co ltd. A regnhw FOBTNIOHTLT Service is maintained between Japaa and Europe )«y Um followin R NEW TWIN SCRtW STEAMERS. Tndek Mail Contracts with the Imperial Jaia.nk-k Gomnun. Specially designed for tlu- tompejij*fl European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity. BTOVMbd with excellent accommodation tor
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      618 6 Htocrtiocmcnto. SHIPPING. P. O. ST BA M X A VIO ATIOX COM I AN V For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Throu-h BUle of Lading issued for China I Coast. Perniitn Gulf. < antmenta] and American Port-. Steamers will leave Singapore on
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      567 6 j a^pcrtiocnlcnto. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LOTS. < otcamers of the Coast FleetTON il>u-.i 21tfl Paklat i'ir.7 <• Anglun 1067 Kohaiehaag 8W un i<> 7 Kaj.ih '_'"■> «'hoisi 1667 I'itsanu 1 1019 P t.un K.'.at 19 l'hra Nun,' Manil;i L7SO MhcViow 1000 San.Ukan 1788 Marudu Tlu.w Tni 1777 Darvel
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      222 6 HDvcttiMiicnti. SHIPPING. KM. Norddeutscher Lloyd Br< DCPKRIAL (;ki;\ian m 1 Hamburg via I; I Gibraltar, <t«'ii" N Naples, A Ifx.i'i'li 1 1 4 1 1 1 v Bnea, Adtsn. •'"l"tiii»-. l'-nu.. Tl>- undennenti i rwAfto P.K. I aitpold Mu Ul 1 A] 1 A\<\ Uneiwn.'iu .hi: I'r. I aitpold J
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    ISTRATHMORE RUBBER COMPANY LTD.
    75 7 ISTRATHMORE RUBBER COMPANY LTD. u .T.inuavy. in RAnburgh. £25,000, in t\ abnrea. Objaeti f 0 ,i.ire awl deras»n, aa r rabbar estate or oiaer narpoaaa, lm-1 n^r Bktnng Ber..'iint. Selangor, F.M s. to carry on in fcbj t v,1...i-l Malaj Btalea, Qtml Britain, or jlony th« husinesses of planters, tor*,
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 7 1 (Corrected rr to Feb 2ft.) Bank 4 m/s 2/4- B m demanil Private credits 3 ui/s cr«3its 6 m/s 2/4f| France, demand Bank 294',* Gkrmant, demand L'394 India, T. T, 173 Hongkong, demand 4] dia Yokohama, demand 11:, Java, demand 140 1 Bangkok, demand »;•_>; Sovereigns, Bank Boyiag
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    SHARES.
    223 7 v.*pn«i capital Issue fild Issued paid up Value up Company. QuoUiion. £300,000 ;ju 0,000O ,000 10 10 BektTinM C.l/.l -$135,000 I*o,ooo 10 10 Itamk Gold M. Co. Ltd 1, tsjK? joo.ooo 8 B^X^Jr,r!:r^ ,v i:mo.O0O JttO.OOu el £1 DnfflWop. it Co. li.J V.0.000 ,0,000 1 KiutaT^Alh,.. "00.000 90,000 l
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    PLANTATION RUBBER DIVIDENDS.
    194 7 rofaung when nmulur ..f •nrubbi uijianius owniui; j)io{<«rti. s a Ceylon and the \f <.I;iv States will U- dei ada and publishing the lone uu these estates liiiin^ I'KW- I ;un told by those v.lx> ou^ht to know ilia; in practically every case these .ii»trib;it. "ii~> will
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    PRODUCE.
    136 7 February JV in buyers 9V7."> Gamhier #># 7 ]>ji Gambier Cube No. 1 10.60 Gambier Cube No. 2 :t ,->0 Pepper Black (ordin. S'pore) buyers 18.*»'> Pepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 25.87J Nutmegs (110 to the lb) -2ti. Nutmegs (80 to tbe lb.) 40. Mace (Banda) M
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    CHICAGO MEAT PACKING TRADE.
    289 7 end forward* a cutting fro« *u trade journal that bmbbi to *how en ii Chioago hnrinow naaj have sofered from the rorefaukmi of last year, two r.'put;il)le firms have n.,? ■bared' ii Itut on th« coutrarv h n>. pros- |V t'i.-ts from the at- bed would
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    CULTIVATION OF RAMIE.
    224 7 tdejo <"I says it is under:imie or rhea fibre exists in rea--cm>>le .j-.iiintitiea in various parts of India, j laoceas in its i-ultivation has so .md tueiv appears to V>o no ki iiv.i under Mm erop "f t: laaiofl should a The Div tor PoMf! Of Coin's
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      1040 7 HDvcrtiscmcnts. On the Berth. British India S. H. Co. Ltd. FOR Pcnang, Negapatam, Madras, Kartcal, Porto Novo and Pondichcrry. The Company's T. S. Mail Steamer TEKSTA 6,2% tons, D. F. Lee, Commander, will be i despatched for the above i>orts on Saturday, the 2nd prox. at 4.30 p.m. She has
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      502 7 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, Chin;* and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight, and tor Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpoo' j monthly. One outward steamer
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      371 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the new steamers, "Km IXAXU, m II ""niIMMI B 'and Lho haveluxunou, fJHiigl a.vo^n.-^ti.n. Firat-class Cabim, an^dship Sih^J throughoot byelectncity, «Um fitted with fan.. Doctor and Stewardess^ .arri^d Laundry on board. Return ticket- b»d at reduced rato*. 1 o anY iffiSl 'tO h*V> L ;I
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    CHINESE LAWLESSNESS.
    739 8 Rival "Sehs" Battle in the Harbour. BAVAGti FIGHTING Kvi-r since the elan ti^lil- BOOM of th» Chinese ooolte classes of Binga| >re hav« l^eeu iu ;i state of lawlesaneMS, ;ii.»l <;n the >!iL:h{t'sJ proToi ..i"a attempt to eettki ti.'eir differences in "trials bj combat.* 1 'llieii utter disregard
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    LIONS ESCAPE FROM A CIRCUS.
    201 8 >\ 20th :i:.".- Bar, on t i.t* b i 1..-. i d ;i.'- unique experience adiiltfiag in ;i bant after unusually 1 ij; Eroni'e Circai mu in the township ■>u Friday ui^lit. und the audience, which, fortunately |til:-.;- wm not crowded, were treated to I
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    242 8 A M-ti Match loot i 1; S en leami repre< i V. mi Kent 1 di »nd t;,». s I,'. E (V.). Ti match Imp the WMI i\ i ■< oiaU. Tl mu mder: -M- Boi a' We« K'km- Etsoix] Tl* 8. ii E. iV.i inoathlj ijool for
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    364 8 The Outward it) ui sieainer •'Malta" '.eft Colombo at midnight on Saturdav, and is expected to arrive here at daylight on Baturdevr, the 'Jnd proximo. The P. t V, O. Homeward Mt.il "Devanba* 1 left Hongkong al 1 80 p.m. on Baturdav, and is due here al 9
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      200 8 DE KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAi Un. Agents ac Singapore, Ship Agency, iatc J. Daendels Co., 2- C [itiiton. Pom;., K Buna, N Atapoepoe Lai r JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. SOLE AGENTS FOR SINGAPORE. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS A\i) ttObKATEI) MALAY STATES. PASTEUR (CHAMBERLAND) FILTERS. Tl 01 k 1 515.50. $22.30. S3OOO. SPURIOUS PASTEUR
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      293 8 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wkmrm and l> f t"V 1 V I k.-- m ri i-T.--- -;-.U I— <B irg. S H« ng B 4— I 5-N1 I— Pol 7 Sagas. B Kit P-La S* .fardino"? Whr:if-Nil. K'-i'fi Harbour Man Wharf— Baoordar, W. •IPfS. w; uf— Nil.
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      512 8 CLEARANCES. Fab Lyra, Xor Ktr. Qargenpen, Cor ICawitias. bUtbj, Brit. str. Morris, for PaU labing. P»b 24. Chun, lirit str, MiDonnell, Cor P. Bamb B. Papaa. BeaU mi,', hit 'r, Pletcber, for Port Di. and Paaajkallaa BwWi Peb S5. Ernest Btmona, Prck *tr, Bovrdon, Cor Japan i;t poit.-> Toaraae, Prch
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      190 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-oi-vV.I. FUcaadTcMU Commanders Arrive From McGlellaii Ira 1870 .1 12 Belfe PM s Y:i. -i,t M hkmmt Vi» B Margarita Am. Tiebk 7il fialilig >tO Ship Klat» Tons Master Arrtved hrora 1 IM Beott Pab 14 PoatNUttfc UHoekKUa DwklOM T4ar HaraiF«b £4 K H Dacmar 981 bardl
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