The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 March 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 MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, THIRSDAY, MARCH 7, 1907. NO. 5,928.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    157 1 The Parliamentary Secretary to bbc A-l mir. Dtrodnoed the Navy Kstin and _'i\>> i.i.i „i ti, (i I'u.. p ■taudanl wbieli the Admiralty think tl cm Moure. P.i_'h been ar- i Special Tdegrai < m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i•- i i>f t!i-. fru!<.it
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    A RUSSIAN DRAMA IN MALAY.
    785 1 A RUSSIAN DRAMA IN MALAY. I\U U i nuki 1 h ivest«ra in ri-v t.iin-iu ii' y w«j 11 gpa Id t 1 in i In- Dutch in VtlA -.1 could never ipeuU rlic tk.t in.' ti.it x pleasant table I >uk aii X iMitn r. bill au I t...
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      193 1 OCEAN BRAND j THE PUREST and BEST^/t ii ■ri L. "^mßf**^ 5 GivE IT A TRIAL Jl WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED J CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ALL Messrs. Cunningham, Clark Co. bc<j; to announce that they have been appointed sole ai<vnt> for the Straits and Federated Malay states \ov £ol!ard
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      165 1 KATZ BROTHERS Ltd I LADIES' SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. I WALKING AIIAPA I QOURT V 14 I I Ib V TENNIS vllU LO ETC. LATEST FASHIONS I IN I LADIES' FOOTWEAR. I HOTEL EMBONG MALANG (WIJNVELDT) Co, Ltd. SOERABAIA. Extract fiom A Paure in Paitibus" (p. 80) by the Rev.
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      90 1 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. The Hotel nttnoed with the characteristics <>f the I'ape 1. A fuller description of the furniture &c. to be off ered at Mr. S. Katz' sale by Messrs. Hind on paiy«' :'>. Th* i tre'-hold land at Karris rs. Robinson C"«-. I I'a^e 4. lEnropean Sur^c<.n is wanl
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      242 1 THtf WEEK. I i:-I»aV. 7t>. High Water:— z. 19 8.49 p B I Bom ii clones 3 p 9.C.C. Tennis. ;>•. h ;<• I Oveboal Vio M'ri.ii tUH, "Irir'u. p Friday. >t)> Tennis. N D L Mull Out* S.R.K. BUotik I. S.V.A. <lnn Drill, 5.15 p \V. C. T. [J.
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    SALE OF PROPERTIES.
    87 2 Th« following pr«.p*>rti^ \\<-r>* dt*p by aucti..u at Powell I tale-room jmtardaj iiftOTBQOB. »)d land at Upper T«lol Blaagak, 27 w polw, pari of -rmt v witii latent* qtMrr« Uwraoß. I' I: B X Xri'ii i{.p,t Chottji v I Preebold ad jao the a «v*Meotioaed i3B pobsF
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    KNIGHTS OF THE KITCHEN.
    114 2 l' w Bingl b mbm I J ■epa tad Miguel Silva are employed at Hurricane House, TWnglin. <; u ruead*j evening I juarrelh"! and called each other n.o^hti narnn. .1 p h i )a fLe m PXnalutiT6 ibakrj, and \^rv wrath at beiu 1..--v the war
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    A "WEARY WILLIE"
    109 2 taan naned i Brown mi irn I imb i 1 on T wad iv night for being drunk :1" >• H« M I- »ugh< before :1 hi pleaded n mentionad th.it there were convictions against the i se d >f ttree to lit foo il to belpjoa
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      17 2 Wounds, Bruises and Bur-s ■■hamberlam^painfe. USUa treatment, to heal ic-ry qu^kTv n t JU leS aUSes them
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      779 2 Hovcrusemcius. Hovcrttscmcnts. NOTIGES. NOTIGES. NOTICE. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Mr. George Smellie is no longer employed by our firm. \A list of applications for public house Dated Ist March 1907. licences to be considered at the meeting 1 of LINDSAY ATKINSON. th e, Board of Licensing Justices on WedMar 1 8.3 i
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      492 2 IKwcrttecmcnts. WQTiGES. ESHARAT KHAN Co. Cheapest and beat Book Binder, Printer and Account Book Ruler. All orders executed I promptly. Cow's milk supplied at 28 cts. per chupak 1 delivered at any adcress. XT •54, Brass Basah Road. Nov 13 v c SAFE BARGAINS Just received a small cnnsi K
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      273 2 Ebvcrttscmcnts. INSURaAteES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. FIBE, MARINE. ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds BXOMd JC 1 2.000,000. W. A. SIMS, Manager, Eastern Branch. Koyal Insurance Company. Fire LitV Total bIMM THE UlOin FIUK OFFICE ix tn WOULD BOUBTBAO The London and Lancashire Firo Insurance Co. V/"* Au-.r <-a.-iial Jan Kehekvi Fund
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      118 2 Hfrpcrtigemcntii BAJVKS. Hongkong Shanghai!^ Paii.-li- (UmAI. B |i rße«erTe...t 11.04 Kkskkvb LUBlun mj i'li«»IKIKl«»l:s r: HOMMHMW, .1 X M 3« Aotix.» Man, bHANGHAI.- ;ujj l-M-.V IIANKK,, 1 i INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATKH nscALAOBBrra fobthi vi uSuCA CHINA* THB PRIUPPIK] Ca P J tal Gold «3.a50,«»., S -Pl«» Gold $3,250,000.* i Bavobi
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    THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    328 3 PBU 1 BOM i.nli') v.\ x, ii Qi ksii Ki> 1 iftt:ug<,:ov. d» .laliu i f ttli. a'mU-Ii (MHIIIMtISJC t <1 llj i)OV linn Coi nnc |t| (a I UiaisUtr, lira affopukUa t.j bjpatj tl Colonial Conterence art detailed at i ord Blffia, Seeretarj of Shite !oaiea.
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    THE BIG RICE FRAUD.
    79 3 in tht X q which -i T< 1 btained over *1,000 worth r purporting looome n i. .m! »:iim. After the i delivi red th« fraud wm dvf d [ns] }l) w«"^ et \v re mk- 1081 »f{s Jobore, i the 8.8. 1 iv« ibop in
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      87 3 Rheumatism Can Be Cared u^e which irfliels more torus rheumatism an<i there ia protably •h a varied :i'n<l \iat leM < i edk i < i.cci: sujfi c ted. To that it <>H AOMntto maktt bvt Chwnberlain'y Pain Balm, which enjoys an extrnai> Wt ■■rv. baa mo w jth success
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      536 3 Hfcvcrtisemcnte. AUGTIONS. MORTGAGEE S SALE OF Valuable Freehold Land and House Property. snvATi: at CAMPOMG BAHHI SINGAPORE. To he dv ai i'owKi i. Co's Sals-boom, ON TUESDAY. 19th MARCH, at 2.30 p.m. All that \;ihml>lr piece <>f freehold bad ->it;i;:tr at Campong I'.itlnu. Singapore, ami 1 1 nan '2 roods
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      608 3 advertisements. AUCTIONS. FORTHCOMING SALES Friday, s/A Man -U. At SaVroom. Indian Silver Goods, 11 a.m. Saturday, nth Ma nh. Furniture Sale. "Ness Villa" Institution Hill, A. Maclennan Esq. Saturday, tttk March Furniture Sale. Bukit Casita, Kampong Bharu Koad, Captain J. Thompson. Saturday, lt;th March. Furniture Sale. Rogie, Cluny Road, S.
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      518 3 Ht>wrtfBcmcnts. TO LET. TO LET No. 10 Mount Elizabeth. Apply to I, OH LAM. ">(j.;, North Bridge Koad. Mar 7 7..". TO LET Office No. 14C. Collyer Quay. Godown No. 18 Hong Lim Quay. Apply Wm. McKERROW <£ Co. Mar ."> v.c. TO BE LET. Desirable residences, with stabling and
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      151 3 HUMBER CADQ Jr\ IV O A LOCAL TESTIMONIAL: The original may be seen at our office. To The Borneo Co, ltd. Dear Sirs. have had the 10-12 H. P. Coventry Humber Car, deliveredhere on 1 lth June, 1906. In constant use over Steep and narrow roads in the Federated Malay
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, March 7, 1907.
    273 4 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, March 7, 1907. BM Op iv 'h^ li.. i ,;i» u CMVMt HILL, I lEi -in had infon I H i enient,aii I I t!i.mil. ■Mot I filli,I I not (M i, when g tell ■>• if will not i- vbi< b w h.tv. Wijrrron
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    299 4 Tlm M M st.« ,i in. -r Poltrnn»i— irhidi wma due !iei>' <<ii Urn I lth, w.ll not iriiv.- till about tli^ I6th, m emm Mace ol 'lfiMii-.-tii.-iif „i her macbinen r 1 1. W omaa'i 'fari«tj in Tem| A public in.-.'iin_r W! b« bold iv ifa Home,*! Bp. in
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      213 4 Caldbcck Macgregor Co^ WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Branches at LONDON, GLASGOW, SHANGHAI, HONGKONG, TIENTSIN, PENANG AND SINGAPORE. flobn Cittle £<x, Dd.l \^z£^~ No 3 wo No. 2 $70. SUN TYPEWRITERS] No. 2 Is I ..i ;i rranonabU i J ••■w rit< r II IS BUILT ON STANDARD PRINCIPLES 1 SI kudard
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      322 4 Dr. A. G. BUTLER, L.D.8., R.C.S.E. DENTAL SURGEON. 6, Battery Road. Entertainments. French Cinematograph iK VISED ALIKE BY PUBLIC I PBSBB. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION NEW FILMS JUST ARRIVED At the Tent, Beach Road, at 7 9 p.m. An excellent entertainment of new Films, by the most up-to-date Machinery. GRAND LIVING PICTURES
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      143 4 Drs. Kew Brothers, dental surgeons. No. 2, Battery Road. NOTICE is hereVj gbrm that Heinrich Winkelmann if the sole MiMnr <>f th<> Singapore branch of the BRSMBI Sti hkohk PABUK Gesellsehalt mit beaehnakter Haftung (Bremen Chaircane Manufacturing Co, Limited) carrying on butinw at Nc». 7, Prince Street. Dated this Ist
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    OPIUM IN THE F.M.S.
    51 5 (V>\ Submarine Telegraph Reutor's.) fßy Submarine Tele ;raph— Router's.) STRINGENT ORDERS FROM ELGIN. Bee. .March •ill). 1 ;i.m. Mr. Wiuston OhnrchU] replying t.> Mr. ft Allen said thai Lord Elgin had the llitjh Commtsaioeer f<>t- the Pedei Itelnj states that the prad paying Chinese miners in
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    Japan's New Loan.
    28 5 .1 uwse tiv.- per cent .uv-t- mentioned on March amounts' million* I will U- issued Half will be given out in i half in l\n
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    EGYPTIAN ASPIRATIONS.
    44 5 Full Parliament. The Egrptiaa <T.'M<'r:tl Aasesmblj has a resolution demanding full parliamentary institutions as m m possible. Meanwhile it urges the GfoTermneui to extend the poweraof tli»- Legislative Council and Aslj, with a view to controlling the ftnan- <-ial and Beneral administration.
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    Childishness.
    47 5 In h leader the Times describe! Ibe n luiion as ;i proof of it> author's cbildishnean recklessness and hostility to British control, and considers thai the granting of the pro-) i mJs would be destructive of financial reform an«l the whole i'il>ri<' -.i Bsyptian, <-ie lit.
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    THE DOUMA.
    33 5 Hat j J". p.m. ii.t- lveu quietly pi the I' >uucU ming the Assembly .'lit IMS.. I foi the I Smperor, but Ibe anU were silent. M Grolriu, I .na! Democrat
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    The Welfare of the Nation.
    25 5 i rire for the welfare i i the If* no m the urrying o el station the fire Dt ima.
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    HONOUR TO PRINCE HENRY
    12 5 i .1)1111,1 then i- Priooe I 1 1
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    DOMINION STRANDING.
    5 5 ptain Reprimanded. L.i
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    U. S. CONGRESS.
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    THE MITSU BISHI DOCKYARD.
    28 5 that I 1 Ira* from th^ I MB i I c ■1 the Iw tiiv I 1. on bought break ;nxl tin k tli'
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    SOUTH AFRICA AND ITS LABOUR.
    103 5 t nev< r i r< Mr, William < N I tl I Sir J n to bis I i tl. 1,, 'tew 'i any hard ould !>«■ repa The; Let a be done in o particulai w i-h tfa iii Bhouk] "i' ■> '< i
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    Khedive at the Bottom.
    48 5 The in «1 an] the move' menl is the bel ef thai ilm« KhedtTc is j ■apporting it TbeKhe riuu&says. maj acquire influence bj l-.val and iteadfast I •n with Grreit Britain, but be should understand tint intrigue will onlj hriii',' misfortune >n himsell
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    LOST DAKOTA.
    22 5 Heavy Losses. aderwritei i ia the Dakota B^gami h\ Imul six hundred tli tuaand poon Lnrolred, and aa much v
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    TURKISH REFORMS.
    28 5 Customs Overhauled. I:- iter'i ipondei Si] R.ll 1 tliH m ,i Ltnuj b y the R a preliminai i i eforma iloocly ai tbf imp;-.-' tj
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  • NAVAL ESTIMATES.
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      PROGRAMME.
      53 5 Two-Power Standard. Received March Sin, 4.10 p.ui. In introducing the Naval Estimates, Mr Rol>ertson said thai in the Admiralty's opinion the maintenance ot the two power standard was adequately provided for i» regardi \bn latest tjpoi namely the liattlo ships .it' the I)r»'aJuou^ht class au«l the armoured cruisers <>f
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      The Immediate Future.
      22 5 Bjf th«» Spring 1909 we should have six battleships ami three cruisen completed. Prance aud (jtermany would have v
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      Three Years Hence.
      31 5 [q 1910 we should li.iv.' nine Dread* u-m^lits au<] thret* Invincible*, while France f would have two battleships, and no cruisers, Germany four battleships anil two i". n
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
    21 5 FIRE AT CHEMULPO. i > Hongkong, March 3.20 i II uu ii<- Is •>{ bou b i".«' l»v fire at < "liHmu'p
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    Who's Collins ?
    7 5 Who's Collins a- his been released ■^^^^m^.^rf'
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    TIENTSIN BOMB-THROWERS.
    27 5 TIENTSIN BOMB-THROWERS. A Japanese Implicated. A-i i] iii- I- n irith t»« Chisel tub*. They oonfaaaed t i >urite Two thousand j»m U tl»« ]]!!.'llt i V
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    RAT-CATCHERS FOR SINGAPORE.
    330 5 It will be remembered I Dr. I ggested thai •recurring eij en :i •be 'omm tbeir i|,^ in exterminai ;-,uj<i would prei ii! -1.;. ug '|g 1 1 in Singapore. 'J'ix- Pretri l^nt bougbi i bu oel. >oe, but would be thought tli ;t the Health I
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    TRADE WITH TURKEY.
    6 5 Important Developments. I
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    THE WAY OF THE SEX.
    93 5 A Chineee fruit>aeUer iv Amoj itn sold rotten i woman. Th« la<lv, wben sbe found ihe had been lia<l, led ber mooej back. The fru woul i Q( is and they abi other. Knowing the futility «'t ar| ing r oman i i itarted to
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      36 5 Whooping Cough. relief afforded f>y iiin's lUCfh. I a favorite with the mothers of I ildren. This remedy liquifies the mucUR, making it easier to expeetor-.lii-h 1< !«>-•»• and luunteracts ar v t« -ward pneumonia. For sale
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      40 5 L nli.-H who tan mi <">t to beoona n :l ntl tbom coaragewM •oa who a«ra« r,h«ir "wn childran, dmrire kMtstanec ;>nd lit the li»'.vy ih-iiin oa tkeir ■trengtb, takiag Dusart's Lactophosphate of Lime Syrup, which Makti Immm for Urn
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      60 5 Chamberlains Cough Remedy Acts on Nature s Plan. The most successful medicines an thoie that uk: nature. Chamberlain'a lough Remedy acts on this plan. Take it when you ha\ cold and it will allay the cough, relieve tht lungs, aid expectoration, op» n the secretion*, and aid nature in restoring
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      187 5 ROBINSON &Co. j~£ ANTISEPTIC lif Tooth Powder. ANTISEPTIC AN EXCELLENT PRESERVATIVE TOOTH POWDER first 4/o TEETH GUMS, ~++a ECONOMIC IN USE, NO WASTE >vlcir England f/.prf R OBINSON PRICE 45 CENTS. sL^^SINGAPo^t. i ROBINSON CO. ■fW&J 1 aaMawai fnVnV aManaßa Ol© !Z mCBHa^oM m 4HnW. I MONARQH T7PEWBITERS, IfiVHKV ~7
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      457 5 sec LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. D Singles. M. W. Pett kci- l>eat Powell -Robinson owe 2. wo. W. B. Michie aw »>eat E. T. Gibson owe ir», 1 4. E. C. Morrison si-r l>e;it E. P. Fulcher owe 15.1, 6 G C. C. Ciuttwpll 15 l»>at Kni^lit tet, W
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    519 6 By Lieut. C©L B. <*. Broad rick, oui- j in -ludiint s. V. c Singapore sth Mareb. 8.1 T.C. I .-m-in- OUss. (»u Taoradaj 14th, wA tlve s. v. c. Drill Hi. ii at vr>o pm. The s. i:. a. Ajwaal Prise Meeting will take place ;it Haaftar,
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    THE DEVANHA COLLISION.
    55 6 lut collision betwet d the I' I >. mail steamer and tU- Japanea Shinshu-liani, the latter took fire I •>t' her sailon burni t«» death I-. l..ie the bmni wi i :i^ii,<] and dt m Jone to M •I V. 60,000. This it the estimated fig rhe
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    THE HAILAM "BOY ' AGAIN.
    222 6 THE HAILAM "BOY AGAIN. M Palsi Bafi i\Kv, The Hailuni ).«.y v U p to all dodgeeto "do" bu naster, bat the following perhaps abowa him up in hit true eoloan quite j.l.tiulv On Tuesday Morning BerI I'.ntells receimd iaformatiott Ui Hiiii.ini wrai having a bey Made froa wandering lockamiub
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      369 6 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Brown Australian Cob, Gig and new harness 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 10U to 150 monthly. Apply to 'B" b o Singapore Free Press. Jan 17
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      546 6 Hbvcrttscmcntej. SHIPPING. KYJC JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co Ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Sarriet M maintained l>etween Japan and Europe l>y the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. Uni>fr Mail OowtWkACm with thk Imperial .Japanesk GawwmMMMJn. Specially designed for the Company's Euro- pean Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for
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      562 6 Hbverttecmento. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of LaJiftg issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, 1 ontinental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES Outwmrd (for Chime I Delt;i
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      488 6 £to\>crtiocmcnt3. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINE* itcamers of the Coast Fleet. rt'_'. I'itvhHlmri I'aklßt Borneo xuu Ao^hin KohaiduMj{ _'i>Vi Lockaun ltt&7 Kaj.ih IOSB Choi itivt Pitaannlok 'XH'.* Poftnag I'».4ii<,'kuk IM i Samsen K'.jT Kajal.un I9M I'- I'hra Nh/i_' J>^i;< Mauiln I 1000 San<la!.iin 1789 Maiudu 1514 < .w Tai
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      231 6 SHIPPING. ore Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bi. IMPKKIAI. QCBMAK M 11m hat an.J v.-: Hamhurx i i il.raj Sues, Aden k..nL' an.l I They Mv .lv 01 rWARD HOI P.E.I I Apl Is Kacl nav y 8008 •Tun- IS Pr. Lv Iwig .1,, IK Lv mold th««-« Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., ltd
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    ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES IN THE MALAY PENINSULA.
    276 7 Two years ago when Piin.-.} Daim-.n- was vIl hi> tour of iuspectiou to tho Malay Ponin.nb he was informal that near Xeiya an old isteil. Tho news se<'tne<l important to lea.l the Priajes to aiaira personal ii, and he fond oa nloawr hliasli A
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    DWELLINGS BLOWN ON TO FROZEN LAKE.
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    BISHOP HOARE'S SUCCESSOR.
    12 7 Land of >c late Si kftble from I d
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    SIR J. CRICHTON-BROWNE ON HYGIENE.
    53 7 I illM d K"»r.uitation n.l mrg to t!i^ fferiniCi irrow i with Ihem. in i— fain of „nJ in<''lit h;»t i D bodilj ted, md w!i-: th<' In- ■■■■ii reini tbej "H the high r i'■ i that thai*] _v must begia al 1 fej
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 7 (Corbkcted up to Mar 6.) Bank 4 in/a 2/4 deuiaud 2/4} Private credits 3 m/a 2/4; credits 6 m/s 2/4|£ Fbancm, demand Bank 294 Gbrmant, demand 239$ India, T. T, 173 V Honqkono, demand 4}% did Yokohama, demand lir> Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand »;:j Sovkkeions, Bank Buying 8.55
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    PRODUCE.
    135 7 March •>. Tin 95.37. Gambier 7.05 Gambier Cube No. 1 ]o.fio I Gambier Cube No. 2 9.50 Pepper Black (ordin. Spore) buyers 18 J> Hepper, White (fair L. W. 5 p.c.) 2»J. Nutmegs (110 to the 1b) >*i. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 10. Mace (Banda) »;.5 Cloves (Amboin}
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    SHARES.
    328 7 Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up Value up Company. Quotation. $300,000 8110,000 10 10 Belat Tin M. Co. LM |g?« $135,000 140,000 10 1« Bon»wmk OoU M. Co. UJ n $40 000 10 10 Do I),, ,Def«rr. $000,000 000,000 lo 10 BniMhHyd,-aiili..Tin M If,! |fl £400.000 350,000 fl
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      31 7 'TENT MEDICINES BANNED. Y will To Suffering Humanity. I a itii -.i.itica, lame back <!ive Chamberlain's f J ain and you will b*> delighted with application gives some] \>y all aafllan.
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      487 7 HDverttscnicnts. WANTED. PLANTING. Wanted berth as Manager on estate. Small salary accepted if share of profils later. Reply Agricola c .O Free Press. Mar 4 ]5 .3 Chinese Diapaaaav wanted for Native States. Must have some previous business experience. Must speak English. Malay, Cantonese. Good I salary to a good
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      560 7 Htoertiscmenre. On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. For China and Japan Ports. The Imperial Ce'tnan Mail Steamer ZIETEN, 5.043 tons, ('apt Meyer, having left Colombo on Sunday tho 3rd inst. at 1 p.m. and may he expected to arrive here on Saturday the 9th inst. at about 7 a.m. en route
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      445 7 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. A X D China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Compani.-" IN d-spatched fr.>m Liverpool ..utw:ird- fat the Straits, Cttas awl Japan every w^-k, ;ind from Japan hflßßSVatdl r UIMOB, Amsterdam Sad Antwurp wt-ry t.rtnight. and for <iHnna, Msrsefflss. LiTerpoo l monthly. One outward
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      197 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. SCAKDIA»and"SIL B Bii spoc ially b11 av, luxunou, throughout by floctncty. on board. throu b to b. bad »o 1 :r dbaaatoa APPROXIMATE DATE OF ARRIVALS HHFNxNI OUTWARD M HOMEWARD. ssgsft a sta ssss^r Maj ItHBNANIJi m rorl lonskunrf. Sliau«!mi. K.-to-^uko- For antfi via ii.Mi k
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    THE ASSIZES.
    812 8 THE COINERS' CUNNING. BIGGEST CASE POB YEARS." Hi> Lordship Mr. Jus ioe Pbher continued the Assl/c- yeeterJay, when in the morning VongJu Ngi, Chin Tin B*n and lain Cbu, wen armigne 1 <>v the charge <>f posses-iu^' instruments for counterfeiting current ooini on Januiry 19th, ;»'.i<i s.t actually
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    IMPORTANT NOTE ACTION ENDS.
    154 8 THE JUDGE HOLDS FOR THE DEFENCE. V FORGERY PROVE I Ike evidence wan completed and couusel'i ii, cut li»>;uil in ii.- Ch X Bang sues P. M. 8. Kara* \;.n < roßdiM rj ad judged declared «<•;>). it being •••■n-,-ie.l it wag ;t forgi I real
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    LATHAM'S SHARE REPORT.
    269 8 itfa the UXUIiUt meal but ul >•-•.• lli*— ii:.;ilt' I are fl 1 1 1 t• > uil. but tlie ri-<« lrns l>ev sliortliveJ, and t than buv< b« and Ivied*] Rubber inactive, I c j- 1 ■■•<■ ,i- l,i« r n\ I vi v i Straits
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    82 8 'Jin- Kippou Keroseue Oil Refilling Cou< p:in\, whtcti is n«>\v l).'iuif organised with the object of refining ooaiwe keroaana oil In 4i UK'llnxi iuvenied IV Mr HaL.'iw;n;i of (»>;ilv«i, lias for pronotcn i number of kerosene nil meivliauts of Osakii. ;uid it l);i.s been deeadtd lo eBt;il>lish a refiuerv at
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    "THE INFORMER'S CLOAK."
    434 8 Cminkm: Nokia Pihbo 9750. Yesterday before Mr Green, a young unmarried dimes** DOttM named Wee Chu Phin was charged with U'iu^ in uulawful possession of morphia. I n~|R'fl<>r (JruimtiHV prosecuted MM Mr. l.uK-tlot «Jiuut appeared for tie defence. B«rg«Mil No I", v Mul.iv. said that on the
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    KUANTAN TIN MINING Co.
    316 8 The report "f the Directors t«>r rl.> tabled 1 31st 1906, (Ml DO* i :iU'i WB print the material |„irf belo sboul I be mentioned thai this is the m year of the company'i existence. For 1 the first v(-;ir, ii paid 30 pM enf dividend,
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    19 8 The Griffins will be drawu for iv Mr Abrama yard on Saturduv afternoon. Trai tag logins on Saturday' aiorning.
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    HARBOUR NOTES.
    203 8 Hit' Hebe bat arrived hero from Deli with ;i C&rgO of tobfcftOC*. Derelict tongkaagi *ie becoming cottmon. In the harlxxir yestenhiv. the Mauler Att»-n--i Want's Department blew up another of these submerged vessels. Yeeterdav morning the ligbtkeeper from tho Sultau Bhoal Lighthouse arrived here bringing with him Baropean
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      190 8 DE KONINKi IJKE PAKETVAART M AATSCHAPHIJ. Agents ±t Singapore. Ship Agency, late Daendels Co.. 2-3 Colly*r Qua* TH! van k Batavia Mi F'arL-I'ar.'. Balik I to B Brouwer Mar I la. Berouw 1 Papan > da, Sa Boentok, Ma. 1 Pnang Mar 7 Penai JUST TXRRiVBD. one Vertical Concert Grand
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      370 8 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. M I Per W F't-r i Pei M Gnati Eili>, Mi lira Keyt< nr, M M i :i.. Mr M 1 I CLEARANCES. < y. i i X i M p N X M rief j Em .io. fo. Brit. atr. 1 I i, K.it.i.:r Bril f nt.
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      222 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Men-oi-War tUg auJ Tons Commanders Arrived From t» McClellaii Am tr.i.. l^7n Lotkrop Jan 12 Mni Sea Bell.- F.M.S. Y:m lit hhmai F.-i Ship Plap- A Ton^ Master Arrived from Consignee AWjji'l.l Bril S4JS X M.,r 5 V!.,.i U Aniheist Brit 185 ft Hm I I* ntinank
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