The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 April 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, MONDAY, APRIL 1. K)O7. NO. 5,943.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    93 1 re I 1 lotol telegram* from 1 r«jj i wit h..ii» .j, a !:<r U- ,|..u.U .i^'l .if i.-n ;ti M The In: to all •■< li.> <•• n«»Ter i mi I'hil ppinna ln>t will hare n.- mom j a tbe \r,. lit c U. S. '1
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    APRIL FOOL.
    416 1 BMI II tlid«i :lll<l H I Ul, IMM T.M.t, ill ll W tha ehai siwtll! to mitt >n H till l: Iprii 1 :h---pecul Hind <;. from v a will be i Bod :tn.'. lets likely t .nal MMN *ueh a* M Da ii- 'I li- f«»rm V
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      285 1 THE STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO. CARRIAGE Re TYRED Best Quality Rubber Only ALL SIZES OF ENGLISH AND DOUBLE WIRE SHAPE IN STOCK REPAIRS TO MOTORS, &c. T &c. f CHEAPEST AND BEST /5, BATTERY ROAD. 1 -M> Installed the m«>>t modern machi. n thcin oduce low-priced i-.tv-- ;tn<i h-i.iir Increased
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      380 1 GYMKHANA MEETING. A Gymkhana tat etiog will be held on tht/ Race Course on EASTER MONDAY open to the public. Any number of horses may be run l»\ any riber, but the horse or borees named for any particular event must be run in that > event, or Kratched, no
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      13 1 ENGINEERS GONTRA GTORS. LXJ uj DC 2 g BURMA STRAITS SIAM and QHIN2I.
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      46 1 TO-DAY f S ADVERTISEMENTS. i 'olin Littir>"v i, eoauDasoM morning \'a < I'll.' Arrol .Job: i i "qualit) th^ f i beapai \j>ri! :<\} I Mr. I Sc 2. I K>ond j i". Botol iii I• i Preliminary announcement of Philharmonic Society's popalar >• b< iti <l Concert <•! I
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      301 1 THE WEEK. &*Y, kpril l»t: Hi^h II <> AJ. n Buster Moi F'ul.'u ad B N !> I. Mail Homeward t>ui.- 1 ib buancbea, 9, 1". 11, S i v p Ojni kh i K;v .3 j>. K<-v J. A. <ii. ,t \i 1 ktrirala, Teotoaua Club TrssoAT, d B
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    515 2 ■j'i.e Perak Savings Bank Bnaciasanl 1906 comes iuto force oa April Isi The sum •>!' 196 hits bam i> >-,v.a l>v Ibe I Hon. Treasurertof t\w China Famine KehH' Pond troin the District Treasurer Rsub. itable R J. Morrow, uiunWed at RH%ngh»i oa the 11'1< insl vas inaaved i<>r M7OO,
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    INDIAN FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
    127 2 A fturplai ..i' 199 lakhs haa been announced Pioanoial Member in the LagislatiTe Oooacil. Efe notifies lot ibe third yaarths reduction of th^ S«it Tax, \>y 9 ami m«und. As an cvi (be GoTemment's desire x>> nif^-t tb^ Chinese rsformen ■■ia|iaHiHii slit. enltivation <>i ofioniwil] Ih- redaoad
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      40 2 A Pleasant and Bafe Medicine. laS r h9 a d D cold ywH *a»ily to Chambered c^ h Rwne^y: ?t i« Pleasant to t*ke Swa^ no m J urious substance. XaKi CUr<>S nd CUreB l uickl y- Sold by all
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      689 2 CHILDBEN IN CHINA KEPT STRONC AND HEALTHY ai DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS MR. J. L. DUFF OF KIUKIA.N(J GIVES THANKFUL TESTIMONY. Mr. J. L. Duff is one of the bost known business men on the Yang-tzJ Rivei-. Hi« general s are patronised by the hundreds of missionaries and other Europeans
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      480 2 Hfcvcrttscmcnts. NOTIGES. Messrs. STUBEN FRANZEN, have removed to 6a, Malacca Street Mar 29 2.4 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Firm of Dennis Follett Dennis, Pearlers and Merchant 3 of Broonn'. W. A., will on the Thirty Fir3t day of March 1 .H)7, become d'uaolved by mutual consent. All accounts for and
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      594 2 Hfcvcrttscmcnts. NOTIGES. SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING Mrs. MOWELL Cavenagh Biidge Buildings. Tol. 811. (Opposite Post Office) I OLIVER VISIBLE TYPEWRITER. .JLST RBCBXTBO WM\ LABOI smi'ML-NT oy i.vtkm- m.>l>> FOOLSCAP, BRIEF AND POLICY SIZES, Alißft Oliver Rotary Duplicators, Ribbons, Carbons, Inks, Papers, Brushes, Oil Stencils. UNDSAY ATKINSON, Change Alley. Singapore, SOLE AGENTS y^li
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      505 2 Hfcvcrtiscmcnts. INSURANCES. Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds IfTrOdd -k.12, 000,000. W. A. SIMS, Mann-. Bnaeh. .\u- m Hoyal Insuranoe Company. Kire Life Total laiHiui Fi nh- x.'. THI LAKOEBT PIKE I JN THI WORLD. 80l STEAD I I The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.
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      348 2 Rfrvcrflfcinctiii, BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Corporation. PAIIM t fvi-n j, I•' v I r i m V.' $I<'.'" Rmsbi k Liabii in >>>■ Hi r oi J» a 'I, H H n Mr W.J.Qmt 1 q H. h Chibi Hoi (At.- if Han I Wlen allon INTERNATIONAL MRKiM BOtfOM < BINAa
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    BRITISH MALAYA.
    478 3 H\ Sir Wm. H<".., J K. < M. An tg pa| er on the ml j. „f i h M.ll.iV.f. Wirii more i,| S< t;» s,, iV iv < tIL v '"-i'-r\ Art*, <.n 8 M( Governor-General of tlv> Straits Settlepied Mm i liiiii-. «.f tin-- pa] er
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    FASHIONS OF THE FUTURE.
    163 3 a L innta (J,. a* ton \mn,. J Lb in alwaja well in ad- M »d atta \-ian, observe thu! they are alreadj discussing ought roplanimi M >uld different I wh< ther naini »honld thould I*' worn iplj a with .1 of j.ink >illy winga whel
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      280 3 APARTMENTS. PAYING GUESTS. A< >mmodation available with prh v iv Rirer alley Road, t 1 >ue mill T, tini-». Stabling and T. Apply M.S.. < S. F. l'rMa 4.1 .mford House, Selegie Koad, Private Boarding Establishment, MM vacant room?. Apply on the PREMISES. Mar 19 1.4 A private Family have
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      552 3 ttowrttscmcnte. A UU TIONS. lIORTGAGEE S SALE o i Cows and Calves. The undersigned has received instructions to tell by Public Auction, at 1 Chung- R O ad Coronation Road ar d ilukit Tim;ih Road on Wohusdai/, tk< 3rd April t9O?, at 6 Cows. S Heifers. :l Cow Calves. 3
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      482 3 Wvcttisemcnts. TO BE LHT TO LET The commodious office, on the first lloor of No. 1 Malacca Street, after thorough n-pair*; now in the occupation of H. Brauss Co from Ist May 1907. Apply 1, Malacca Streot. Mar 27 28.1 TO LET No*. 10 and 12 Mount Elizabeth. Apply to
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      202 3 M irn I flu JOT **2\ zHH^ A pure Whikeys of the highest quality jK ~Wk lt ls P° ssi 'ble to produce at the price. Ip s Blend compares favourably with SHpHI many higher-priced productions, i I B! Guaranteed 7 years old N'ITEOOIDSCOi™ re m Xi Arv White m
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    Domestic Occurrences. Death.
    48 4 Domestic Occurrences. Death. Rowi H .l< it jw „n the 14th March, the result of aa accident, M\r. v RoTSfl or How r. aged M >t-;irs. .i 2U Bcotiack >v. ir, widow of Almond Bowelate phial <■ v. rnnicnt Sfariae >ujt. apore. strait** SettlaoMßtft. Frienda omitted kindly accept U
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, April 1, 1907.
    781 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, April 1, 1907. V ,mm \,y :n:Ki»n(.e unf. unb-' Htre patriot Tn;lh h'.- i (pa draw. Pledged to KrUgi.jt. i^^t. q a... i jw. Wni.l idMJttiag that .J.imaic* had l*jcome a peculiarly diftcall Gfovan* rship to fill, considering the Spteud etIWUMteMH which prompted Sir A
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    157 4 I be rvtii.-.t Tr«.in the D I II '•'U Imm It,. -int to pi. iu»' Court. fViiiru-. i ■tghi the Wetma *t the I'rinMi H< tag i w I »iy ..f the I I "ii the 17i!i UMt It .Kith it I tram lv»i I '••Ml. m lien kiu.llv a
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      548 4 POPULAR WANT. TEACHER WANTED. A Teacher needed for Standard 111. Moat be well recommended. Apply reference and experience No. 6, Free Vr> WANTED Housekeeper (middle atfed) for Lady's household in Perak. For Terms etc. Apply for M. C. co "Free Press." GRAND HOTEL de I' EUROPE. ESPLANADE. THE AUSTRIAN STRING
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      225 4 Entertainments. SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. POPULAM ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. TANGLIN CLUB, Tuesday, April, 10th, at 0 p.m. I i i.i. Dj:taii.s Latii ]\lemiiHi~ fli-- Society, ir>,\ ou 8 Ticket. N>«ii M^ml^rs .-in ..1.1.t n ti.-k--'^ at i lie Robinson Pi*uo Company. Prioa v J AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE OF "THE BURGLAR THE JUDGE"
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  • THE BALKAN BLAZE.
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      Artillery Used.
      20 5 The Bovssanian tr<x>p» use<l artillery igsintta l.irtTH baud of peasants and marmdors Vlaschka, kiliini; serentj tnd roaadini: 200.
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      Great Losses.
      27 5 Eb March tO 9.85 in. "t killed atjil w i; uu<]e<l in Row«M" '<' Ii" official a<lHiis n. uiense. I'nu S i Ue at uuil land'
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      Refugees Fleeing.
      14 5 i ii-l Bulg leapatched kuiaa port* on tlie itiuna They iinai j-
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    Egyptian Troubles.
    13 5 itopber eh hn w in Egvpi Mi I M r rue.
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    A. Wellknown Governor Dead.
    15 5 I If Hewn font w wrved i I I m v
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    Negroes and the U.S. Army.
    18 5 thai the ordered that there be on tl»e i, a reached tba ement.
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    The Central American Trouble.
    8 5 i Legal i tba
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    Great Fire in Manila.
    16 5 An 000 balaa of burned at M mila, the a doll ura.
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    Roosevelt and the Philippines.
    21 5 Natives to Govern. arranKiets to be m f.»r the ■land tba t ion* have I een G
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    Regulation of U. S. Railways.
    26 5 ;i that an aportaa lluiiaters „.-r- "i ootnmerca White B -ilrjv. understood thai th^y were eomwoaed scbemeuf federal regulation t\>r vavs
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    Russian Fleet Leaves Portsmouth.
    23 5 Russian Fleet Leaves Portsmouth. Bee Mar 90 l<»- r > I squadron has left PortsSiffal) oompliaantarj lalagraaia bay* b«M nebanfwd batween the two idMirali
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    LIBERALS HOLD HEXHAM.
    34 5 fleceiv^.l March 29th, 11^0 am. At the Efrabam M i »lt the era] polled 5101 rotas a^ainsi L 244 I Mr. Bi wan W. C Beaumonf, L, 5*»32 Savile luv- 3547.
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    The Dreadnought.
    36 5 The Dreadnought baa arrived a 4 Portansouth having averaged \><\ knots per hour from Trinidad. The onlf complaint in connection with t.li»- ship i of tbe heat in tbe ►Mijjinn rooms tY.>m Ix- uil tuel.
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    The Dead Pay Nineteen Millions
    17 5 Tbe Ddatb Duties foi 1906 7 amount to uii!(rt»'^i] mill tutca record.
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    REAR-ADMIRAL COERPER.
    193 5 < M thn new a<lmiirtl <>t tli»- iJ^ruvui f^fjua. dn>u In tli* Fax Eaat i h >>ne p-if^r taja: Tlip v<_"*y in my i'tien-is in thia country, of R«ur-Adtnir.il Coarpac, N .>.il Att.i.-li.'- to th^ Gerrran Embassy, will be j.i«'i^-J and interested to l^urn thai Rtfl Majp-ty ttM
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  • FRANCE IN MOROCCO.
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      Berlin's Complaisance.
      52 5 B oeived Match 29th, 1.20 pm. It is reported from Berlin that Herr birsky, replying to the French Charge \<Viire«, explaining il) rapation «>t' [Jjda, laid th.it wai .i matter solely f«>r France und Mor.^-o. li w.i- naturally of general interest ili:tt outrages upon foreigners s!n"il<l lx> prevented
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      The French Expedition.
      44 5 iTed March 29th, i }«!n. Tl French Foreign M v present* a deniandi for reparation (for the murder imp) t tbe Sultan's pppreaea« (fier. Two b*t* Z iu.i\--. i tirailleors, two iquadrocc <•! ips.hU and two batteries leave Lallan lay to occupy
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      Udja Occupied.
      23 5 >-\\ <• «l»imu occupiffcJ LMj t this morning with ut opposition. >• :m.- c tOU D -U 1 th*» Coma )iin mli Pr inoe.
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      The French Navy.
      20 5 [legations. French < Chamber board r an anitn il o the >c of the i w unknon a
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    Reeves, M.P., and his Rock of Offence.
    48 5 Mr the S African Indians. He explain regn bit me md fellowuiaol obtain tbe connideratioa ligh characU r, ha doubts whether x will be advantageom to m>tke them rook ol tell governing; Col i) should have •i))v over its domestic affiiis.
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  • CRICKET.
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      Colony v F. M. S.
      292 5 Rp v .1 March 80th CO pin. {Frvm i•. >' rrifomient.) Kuala Lampor, March kh, 440 j»n. For the opening of t!)>- cricket match Straits Settlements Federated Mala; Stat«s the weather wa* tine ami tl.. rewai i large attendance of spectators. 'I'iic rain that fell
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      AN OBSERVER FROM EGYPT.
      442 5 H;- Vis nig POSITIOH in tuk Tak Ka- H: t -k. Proprietor Me ri; fo »ws U> tbe Homfh i „<] il;ir.h 18th: Aftei rii-A in tl,- .V. i B»*t, more especially in Bgjpt, when i) raftering recently from yoi Bgjpt for tbe X.-. altogetl better
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    EXPLOSIONS.
    52 5 Ree. March 99, ■> w pm. Two persons bare been ki!!<>.] and t»ur wounded in .i bomb explosion in Pen < C«»nst nit inople). Four white men and tifry natives have been Lille.} and thrne whites and si\t.»i»n aatires injure I by s dynamite explosion at the i»rii't'<>nt»' ii
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    NEW JAMAICAN GOVERNOR.
    34 5 Bee. Marco 31, <:,<) am. L( i- officially aouounoed tliit Mr 8y Inei Olivier is appoiuted <«<v*Tn,>r of Jamaica ■n icoeesion to Sir Alex inder Swettenham, who ::ii'<i ..'l ti..- ground <>f
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    WHITELEY MURDERER RESPITED.
    25 5 Sir Herbert the Home tary, bai the King t<> mmute the n R• i erer <>t Mr il fVhitelei f<> penal I > <
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    KING OF SIAM IN SINGAPORE.
    182 5 wr. \n T 1 !v morn''i bt of X iult Chuhv corn of S in rri red i uour< >jed b\ two guuboati >t' ;be Si ion t! I M*l i p and the two I t i the DUMtlx d Fort < jbortlv ivl
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    SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    38 5 Another <-t the k Popal*r Oreh Conoarti Kivra by the Boeistj'i < >rcbwtm Will U- LTIVfII It the 'J'rilL'llll Clllb "11 Jilf •vesioK of Tuettdar, April 1»; si p«o. Mem ben rI• Smm.mv ure nH|uested '«.< bfl
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    OIL SUPPLANTS COAL.
    108 5 Ni-w Wvmi t<> bk Btoebd at am. Bki n>n N \v\l. H *-)■>. i. "Nt pxparimonti with <>il fu^. :-<\ fli»- Admiralty t<> exr.-ul Urn stOfgs ro i. ■Nt y v- i I—.1 1 th^. »,.,\,ii port order to bare <>il fuel enoogfa for ri-.-t ;it Sbccruosa,
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    COLONIAL MATTERS.
    116 5 The *,)< BBTIOM m an Impbual Council. Allahabad, March I6tk hir Frederick PoDoeka, <>f tiie Imperial Organisation Committaa, has published an iuflueal -ili v-M^i.t- 1 Mnworanrliiiii advoc itj in^ ttw eraatMM •>* ;i paraMUMßi SHcr»'t;iriat. .iii'l giving Colonial OonfMnanoaa oorporate continuity, poniblj and«r tins naaM of i linpHri.il
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      80 5 Rheumatism Makes Life Miserable. A happy home is the most valuable possession that is within the reach of mankind, you cannot enjoy its comforts if you are suffering from rheumatism. You throw a**ie business cares when you enter your home and you can be relieved from tnoae rheumatic pains also
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      26 5 FOR SALE Mail pliH-ion in good order, pair of Australian horses, double harness a handsome turn out. Can be sien at Ardmore," Stevens Road. Api 1
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      365 5 ROBINSON Qo. SPECIAL WHITE SHOW. Table Napery* Linen and Cotton Sheets and Sheetings, Embroidered, Hemstitched. Frilled and Plain Pillow Cases* Hand Embroidered Bedspreads. Linen and Turkish Towels. Calicoes Longcloths and Nainsooks. Swiss Dress Muslins Mercerised Brilliants. Hand Embroidered Linen Robes and Blouses. Ladies and Infants Outfitting. Lace Curtains and Curtain
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    THE MAIL.
    1108 6 IJ^rlin Court otrola* were considerably start U-J on M <rr\\ 7by a ohoriM siege* who went mad at a grand COOOSri in tbe I'aluee, and soun fed the return to tin* concert rooni tw.-ntv nnimtHs before time, causing ewea Iho Kims'T t>. Inurv back to his seat wheu
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      330 6 That Tired Feeling Which is so HHHHT^/T^ dishearten- Hy^^^* ing is often caused by y j JC^ poor, thinj ?y?J blood, resu it- \jf jfTKi\s ing in defi'P Mf'- M cient vitality.L Jt^i IS'^2 The bl \^_--~~Z-}< X /Jl\ to be eurn lied !^h^ S— V^ and talized;! V J
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      501 6 a^vcrtioclncnto. SHIPPING. Apcar Line. The undermentioned mall steamers of the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Pcnang, Singapore, Hongkong 8c Shanghai en route. PLSBT. Tons. OoauMader. Japan 8,800 .'.<;. Olifent. 9.5. Ongorj Apcar 4 f 6oi BalatNL s.s. Amtoon Apear 4. M0 A. Btewart.
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      585 6 a^vcrti6Clncnto. SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM FTAVIGATION COMPANY For China Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Tkraagh Kills of Lading ietaal for China Co;i«t, Persian Gulf, QBftiaanta] and Auiorioaa Portn. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about mail lines. Omtmmrd ''for Ch'mo) Delhi a- I
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      526 6 B^crti9cmcnt6. SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, COAST LINKSteamers of the Coast Fleet, rag. vburi PakUt 1667 Hori Sli i) Anghin Kohaiohaag 2<*-Vi I>»ckHun ChoUintf iulok l'"n_'* Haagkok \M IlajrtV>uri I i K'.-iHt L 9 0 Ittufl Maafla 1788 M. Sand»k»n Marvdn Chum Tk\ 1777 I»arv-'l K'-.i 1777 I>»i,-iuar I\. J Kt-.n^
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      202 6 nverttooatati. SHIPPING. XXI. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL OSRICAN mail .ny r.sil fortnight Gibraltar, <t»n OUTWARD B< P.CI m Apl 1^ Jun Pr. Ludvig J Julj th—v Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd INDO-JAVA LINE f i raai 1 1 7 Kohtanr 141 J i mPi I us MWg Olee Lheoa 1
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    THE LONDON SCOTTISH.
    445 7 An A item.. \\f aare reotived oopj of the following -luduni. addraa-sd t<» the Endian, :n<\ Formga Vns* Colonel J. W. <Jrei_'. C •aim in. lint;, vnd M mhlmts ot the flVppeal Committee <>f •lon Beottbh \i. V. will be grateful Botioe in given ot th»» appeal
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 7 (Corrected up to Mar 29 riank 4 m/s 2 41 demand 2/4 A Private credits 3 m's 2/4|4 crodits o' m's L* ■> France, demand Bank 295 jrFKMANT. deinaud 240 [-CDIA, T. T Hongkono, demand !M%dis Yokohama, demand H5 Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 63 Sovkkeions, Bauk Buying 5.55
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    PRODUCE.
    129 7 March 28. i'in buyers 9" 75 Gainbier g.go Gambier Cube Xo. 1 10.-V' GMmnisrOnbs No. 9.75 Pepper BUckfovdin.S' pore) 18.40 I Pepper, Whit« (fair L.W. 5 p. c; buyers 50 j Nutmegs (110 to the lb 26 '>" I Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 42. Mace (Banda) Cloveß (Amboimi)
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    SHARES.
    360 7 MINK. Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued paid up Value ap Company. WuoUHoa. 1300,000 3M»,9AfI Io 10 Belut Ti« M. Co. U.I |fj| $13.5,0-... If-. io 10 tiersawiti, «;..l v M. Co. Ltd I ,T om jw w io i) •<»00,0 •<"■. io li Braatfc Hy.lr.mliV TSa M. Co. Ltd
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      112 7 A Eemedy that is Truly Magical in Its Power to Relieve Pain. *is Rozario. Manager of Madras p m Stoiv -ot Madras, India, says I 'mainly think Chamberlain's Colic. 'Cholera *«a Diarrhoea Remedy is one of the best ■'"J'-ines made. 1 had been suffering from n atuu k of colic
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      507 7 Hfcvcrnscnicnta. WANTED. WANTED Two i xp.Tienced CHAUFFEURS. Malays preferred. Good salaries to competent men. Apply to GUTHRIE A Co.. Ltd, Singapore. Mar a UNWANTED Assistant Rubber Planter, European, on a plantation in Kelantan, apply by letter giving full particulars of qualiiicatior.B. salary required and copies of testimonials to "2237 Free
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      489 7 at)vcrti6cmcnta. On the Berth. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co, Ltd. roi Sourabaya, Broome, Port Hcdland, Cossack, Ashburton, Carnarvon, Geraldton and Frcmantle. The Company'! Steamer CHARON 1 tons Register Captain Dalcleish is intended to sail for the above port.s on Thursi'.> 'th Afiril. For Freight or Passage apply to W. MANSFIELD Co,,
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      470 7 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. A R I) China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. Th« mpaniw' st*amer:< *re de*patche<l from Liv> ht the Straits. ChinA in<! SS*, and from Japan kosMWI for London, Am?t*-»'iana and Antwtjrp every fort- t. and for GetX'», Mareeilie*. LivT-rptw) 1 Hi' ntriy. On».utwar'l rteamer
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      364 7 HAMBURC-AMERIKA LINE. PASSENGER SERVICE. By the lew stoamer BAM i.; SCAM.A >uu,n,a and H Tl, ,lv bmlt for ti? tropjcH an^ have luxurious PlMMUiget accommodation. Fini las. -him, SL ca^. throughont by ciectriciti cabic 2iBL2S2i Laundry on board. Return tu-ui t» iMMd at Mteeed ratos availahl#» for t-. The above
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    LONDON LETTER.
    526 8 Lead '11,l 1 6th March. htm n writte itu you for some weeks and it is i ot because there was nothing to say nor because th** flt-sh was weak, but because thr spirit was Dot *i;i i>_ The Government has donenothii ticul.it but the res Jt of
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    Mr. CHAMBERLAIN'S HOLIDAY.
    263 8 Lond Bfareb 3. and Mi virii>v II itfhburj to London w i,. OontipooUl I» V, I. «ii.l..ii thia morning lor 34 lUpl U>-morro« morning No •i dv M mi* v nj MrCh.m- lookin Lied "Mi '..•hi. B« imrc ;t cioti. i I v X.,.,,1 iraitiog «M*p« notice
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    PRESENTATION TO MR. FRED JENNINGS.
    169 8 PRESENTATION TO MR. FRED JENNINGS. fund ."ii took j iiihS;i,i:,- i'lait- < on Sftturdaj t:»-r--no.u tin- proeetttation to Mi Fred Jeoningv, irbo bai been on tbeedi- i 1 ifter ten yean .iv.A is joining the Straits trading oj brunch ut roofrbith, t>l b handsome crocodile in ted dressing itt The
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    GENERAL BOOTH IN JAPAN.
    78 8 Wit' Count 0 ■arehiofl MOvama ad other dietingaished Major of T..kyo. ng prepar I aer 1 B tioa Army. on his i it tM t'tipottos and prison authorities are also preption in honour of the Gesistal in r- ._r..t. aof tbd laboon of the Balvasion Army
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    THE KING AND THE COMMONS.
    34 8 England \m\ H<- nuiv not liaim i>j a B f i 'owmanr AdaaiaMoa to the J.~^i>iati'.f Chamber, wh ct, il <l'*n'.t<i to t:.<« B Lonl M King** B ne."
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    171 8 H. E Oovmraor will go on board the Siaume yacht thi> BMtaiag at 11 am. Jl X .M;.jor-Genem: IVrruti.cr, .1 88., isti I ii< .t~ h H- id-Qu v lit 1 ii<- I>i.iuiuiv>n lint-r VaaoouTer, wrbicll fro« [ivwpool on March 14th, went v 11— ipwnaoB •kip» no intoxicanl i bn.
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    SINGAPORE RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
    685 8 SINGAPORE RIFLE ASSOCIATION. The annual "J'.i>'»\" of the 8. B. A. opened at Ballestier Range on Friday, and the result i up u> <Ute ,i i Pridaj, L".»*h, 7-'V> a.m., Pbksiobwt*s I*ki/.k. s handicap open to memb rs, 200, 500 and 600 yards A line bright li"t morning. Lieut-Col: Broad
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    28 8 Rnt Youthful Driton (watching for.tbul Tjiateh) M F^anc I}'1 mt- and you wastin' our liV aitern<Mtn BMmla' alx>ut witli a rifle ob, wlijit? S.-,-..nd ditto: M N". "Panch."
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    524 8 Th«* tfontrose reports having passed I jsliip ■•>■/!!«■' 20 mi.'r > N W One Far bom B<tok. The Poiton ui-'i 6,01 of cool From Butt, <;iimm in fester ai and leaves for Hongkong to-day. Tb«*Dutcb cruiser Tromp not v port, returns t>> U.it i via on Tins-l i\
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      37 8 Do aat I*? d"ladad into Baj^MDtinti a Kttla na»al oatarrh or exjet^toiution. [fjon <lo; it will fln^ily become trx> late for tifatment Morrhuol Cretsote eatii oatarrb l v 1 drici -ip s'»orttionj wLi-.-b c;iuse expot« ilion. i
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      187 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPHJ. L.M-KK UOVTBAOI WITH THK NITHEkI.AM.- [|DU Agents ac Singapore, Ship Agency, late J. Daendels A Co., 2-3 Gollycr T)IK CIfDBKaiOWBO OATM \kk ..mt I De Kock I»jambi April 1 Ifa. Safaa and L> iambi Rochussen Bataviu \pn! 1 BateTW, lenp, Makassar. Bank Papan, Dongrala, Bwool, Palehl<
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      110 8 >--♦ < VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAB AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wi. irvea and I for In at which different vessels »-.-re berthei on Saturday. r Wharf h'asin B»v>id. Dagmar. F. WWrf Beettoa 1- J.W. \\Vn.it. P«i Kwiiisj Section I— (Shears W i ,n. Sectioi 2— (r. Apcar, Oranj* 3— Up.nii. 4—
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      238 8 PASSENGERS. l'» N •t> Tang Meacra HoM;, \',rv<- -r, B* avtbal, Fob Phone, r :in<^ rs Trivlo. Par }'< n Po Soon: Mr yon Ualar, Mr Davidaon ;md Mrs Bgertoa Wood. Per Bj« Lmm \V I tt, J. L. Fauv, D C. Wi'k;--. B Haatpaory aad 1 Poll Ye Leag.
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      341 8 VESSELS IN POUT. Wen-of-W,- KU* and Tom Commanders Arrived Prom Kor K;ii*Tl' .ln-,.11 Aus.cni- -jr, M Szigotvar Alia, eraia, UO» rtl Tr. !nj» Dut era! 1 7 X.. M MoCleUan im tra., Loilu Jamil MahaOhakkri Bfaua Pehosiag Mar 31 H Bai Miikut Kajiikuitiar Si.mi rtoi. Mar 31 I Saerib 5i,,,,
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