The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 January 1909

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1909. NO. 6 f 501
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    157 1 Messina Provincial Council assembled m a ferry boat and thanked all who had helped them m their distress Page 5. Result of the last rubber auction m London Page 4. The U >} \ii Commission has recommended the re-afforestation of Dine oa n es m Britain, and
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    CRUISING AND FISHING IN MALAYA WATERS.
    648 1 CRUISING AND FISHING IN MALAYA WATERS. Sea fishing and small yacht filing have never 1» c une popular among who i. 8 ,-> >. Native States Th- m l doubt, the beat i li less l: re awui: protection and ti water is trying to i the wind- t j
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      248 1 TEUTONIA CLUB. TWO NIGHTS ONLY! TWO MIGHTS ONLY!! Saturday and Monday, January 23rd and 25th. \jJky. T >°fcGffll& v _SsS*' -^^_l_^ SaRBKBB i. '•£*_.".<■ f BRITAIN'S FOREMOST GELLIST with Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. This scheme has been devised to meet the requirements of those who wish to provide
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      264 1 UNDER NEW PROPRIETORSHIP. ADELPHI HOTEL. («g*) Select fireproof residential and transit Hotel, commanding the most peaceful and attractive outlook m Singapore facing the Cathsdral and adjoining the Esplanade. NOTABLE CLEANLINE AS uDpnTATiTTra anglo-frevch cooking. E_UrJ__-*uLAl_f LliJclfS the best wines. The highest clas.s accommodation at moderate prices. Specially attractive rates by
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      240 1 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME NEW PICTURES. Ist Show at 7.30 p.m. 1. Master as General. 2. LIVING DOLLS. 3. The Mattress. 4. Ccffee industry m Brazil. 5. SWEET DREAMS NIGHTMARES 6. An unwilling servant. 7. A fisherman's hate. 8. ALI BABA THE FORTY THIEVES. 9. Tommy Atkins minds the baby. |2nd
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      81 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Fraser and Neave's establishment will be closed on Fiiday and Saturday, 22ud and 2:ird Page 1. An experienced chin-chew is wanted Page 3. The Withers Concert Co. advt. on page 1. Messrs. Clarke and Cos establishment Page 7. Tanjong Pagar do not work, except for prearranged urgent requirements,
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      291 1 Hi_rh Water.— 6.40 a 8.15 p N.D.L. homeward mail c oses, 10 a Maxim Coy. Maxim Gun Drill SA!'J p Band m Gardens, 9 p TCESDAY, 19th High Water.— 7 35 a., 931 p S.V.A. Manning Parade, 5.30 p S.V.I. Musketry Drill, 5.3 p Annual Mtg., Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club,
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    THE ANTI-OPIUM CAMPAIGN.
    137 2 A sensible him- -js of 1 »yl inn i irnmm I UM feed by Urn anaflflss rj 4ih Straits Opini iaaion i report, sppaared ia Thund I b rtimarki The con--0 eon fir; brought to m b i a alcohol, that a\ i 1 latic races thai
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    THE F.M.S. BUDGET.
    192 2 Mors fortunate than ouraelra (nys las Phnag Qaaatto, and so tii-- Singapore Fne .-.'s- -iy. A.! '>••.:_ Ai beon al'le to obtain stai P.MS. Budge! fn kke i sg particulars from our contemporary ones I ibt y* osliuistofl as I Perak 111,861 >r 8.728,790 N _:ri Sembilan
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      166 2 How Coughs and Colds Are Cured m Burma. Jill r from the Superintend ut th. Municipal office at Mandalay, Mr. H. J. .--.evens, shows that the method of curing 9 iv Burma is not unlike that need ia very part of the eivilAed world. .11 have used Chamberlain's Cougjfa far
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      671 2 I II ■M^WMMMMMMW"***^^****"'****'" I 11. I I— ___—-__ll II II I II T?."g".. "1 l-ciGosViADueT Solution. to m.' 0 awr^t\ma\^^atm -_i__-7_F**' r *'M&*^&am* AA '&UPf^E ■tJ' fiv j56--wT V*^-' %^^^r^S(^lt9r9A t M^my^ai^*r*\-; Mk^' >3__3_Br '_*_^S Sry. sBB \m "'"^aaaata wJ^'a -mgTHE FORTH BRIDGE PROTECTED WITH BRIGGS' PATENT VIADUCT SOLUTION (THE
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      264 2 NOTICE. c Mohamed G house and Co.. of No. o0 and 1 177, Arab Street, Singapore, Merchants dealj. ing m Pulicat Kain and piece goods beg to in--3 form the public that we are m no way what- j ever connected m the business of Mohamed B Ghouse, late of
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      324 2 NOTICE. R. Morton wishes to notify that he has j removed his horse business from next Hotel de la Paix to 193, Orchard Koad and is now prepared to supply fodder, shoe horses and hire out carriages as well as the horse business carried on previously by him. Tbl. 830.
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      512 2 INSURANQES. NOTICE. THE FEDERAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA. Notice 1- hereby fyrt n that H THE I BORNEO Co., Ltd., Singapore, have beea j appointed General <■ Stralta E I tlements and tin Federated Malay States for J 'ihe Federal Life Aftflnrnnoe Co.. of Canada. Policyholders m the Straits
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      484 2 _BJ?iV/fS. Hongkong Shanghai Banti^ Corporation. Pajd-VW Capitai M ...s]-.,^ P-Kssiva Fond BterlisNl Reserve |15,0 Silver Reserve $14/ m*. n-,. Rkskevs LIAEII.ITV OF PaoramoM m 5,0t0,0i'0 CciRT Qm DaaoiOM. I E. H.-KLLIH Mr. V.' J j K. A■ :k j»-(f f Bn." Bsnairo, I an, C. S. G-ÜBBAT, F-4 BIADI t
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    TIN TRANSACTION
    544 3 \i Paaaag bj Hr k Co. i ma t under a guarantee with NgU 1 Boon I lor. the foUowing B „f the j r «at W.'h i i ij [tbe bransI_• ibling oi. mtiate the it fendsnl to 1 t the intention i am the pari Si
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      562 3 WANTED. —i WANTED Experienced Chin Chew. Cash Security' 13,000. Appl;. Thi F iV\ I >lATI< Co.. Ltd. Jaa 18 20. l DRESSER WAN! ED For the Lanadron Estates Ltd.. Muar, Abe ml Babwy to suitable man. Apply m person, *.vith evidence of former employment, to i fowlxi ins Black, 14,
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      459 3 LATEST DESIGNS METALLIC BEDSTEADS, COTS, ETC. FRENCH, HALF SISTER AND ITALIAN STYLES 9 9 AND A *f- Tr*********"" I s S*^z_____Z_&__^-----^^Y 111 I LARGE VARIETY of DOUBLE I|| BRASS BEDSTEADS. IT^BJ^k ON view I^^B^^. c: I IN OUR SHOWROOMS. > -*> < John Little Co, Ltd. DAHL'S MILK, AS a
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      291 3 White Ants Teredos, Dry Rot, Decay m Timber. JODELITE. The ONLY SAFEGUARD has been on its trial m large quantities for the past 10 years m the Straits Settlements, and proved all that is claimed for it. Six pieces of deal were partly coated with Jodelite and buried m a
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Marriage.
      35 4 STEVENS Aura MB. On January 16th at All Saints, Margaret St., I.ondon W., by the Kevd. M Carpenter Gamier, Sydney Stevens to Kihth BLANCHE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A BEAMS of Singapore.
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    The Singapore Free Press
    33 4 Here sh.nl' the Pre..* the Veople's npht maintain, U au»--l by influence and unbribed Ly gain; Here patriot Truth h-r plorioas precent**. draw. Pied^d to Religion, Loyalty and J-aw.
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    Monday, Jan 18, 1909.
    1423 4 Rifereneo has been already made to the views of Professor Ma**millan Browne, of Sydney, publicly expressed on his return to Australia after a prolonged tour of political observation m the Far East. One of the main conclusions he came io was that there was no present
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    752 4 Klang gup has it that Mr IA W. Harrison, the well- known V. A has come into a fortune. 1- is reported that Mr W. H tilt v I brother irom Ceylon is becoming .Manager of Val'anibrosa. $2,500 has been refused for rather more than 1 acres of vacant land
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    RUBBER WIRE.
    22 4 FAIR MARKET RATE;*. i''-nan-£. There it competition for M rubber Eighty tight ton.- ni average price si 0 1 1
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    MOONLIGHT HAND.
    690 4 <<.ir readers will hard ,c reminded th U tht I I sex B igimeut, I a lend permission ol I mm. trill play m Urn dens this evening. pm till 11 max. rill play n the first tndaj of mch mouth. The prog-ran tor to-night is. Triumphant Mar.
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      241 4 I KELLY and WALSH, Ltd.! A FEW GOPIES LEFT I IMPERIAL I English, Malay Chinese 1909 DIARY 1909 (SIZE 12! BY 8 INCHES) ONE WEEK ON AN OPENING. PRICE $1.25. j «WaaaaaamWßmmmMMMmMMMMSMttMKMMMaaaaa^ John Little Co, Ltd. _PS^___'.WA* r X'%fr_!-Ti-f-?r^'*fc^"fc^ffi i t_ftv^gWl Fttm King's Own F.it Hats Dr. Jaegers All Wool
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      122 4 WILSON C! PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. I IThe only High-class Studio m the Straits. High as our standard for Portraiture has been m the past it il even better to-day, as hundreds of customers who have given us sittings during the last couple of months will gladly testify. Our productions invariably earn
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    FORESTS FOR BRITAIN.
    58 5 To Produce Wealth. Subm t tegraph. Ranter's) A I. Un mends a policy n over nine million acres m aited 1\ md the inaneing oi i.me by a loan The report of the a mmisskm estimatoi icome from the scheme after sigh.rs will be seventeen,..*:! a hall
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    YUAN SHI KAI.
    52 5 r lAI I I [I espona-i D I i .ng. s IJI n rec ttioni ol mil i.'s, S'.r -I .im -I-r- ish an 1 I Foited i, ma Ie repre*- i\ m A tgenl on the 'ne A of V nan Shi KaiThey acte-: _c other!
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    SOMALILAND DEFENCE.
    40 5 .t' *he f ree at S on iiiv te 1 to 1600 to at rangthen tba posts between the Coast an 1 Barao, a lvanee The step Ito prevent sunn i riating anjl ng 1 1 native v.
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    U.S. AND VENEZUELA.
    32 5 Arbi tratioxt Bee Jun A fa 5 pm. The A*.. S itti and Venezuela havn agreed i ten I Battlement of existing rd A gun mi. it ration. m—
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    AMERICAN TRAIN ACCIDENT.
    29 5 A* J 1 7tl 9 i vi. 1 i l-i A.-.rr y injured m tht 'run on Aie h.nvw Rio G ij at Glenwv 1 Springa
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    FRENCH WARSHIP.
    14 5 The French Dreadi v v Itaire, cl 1 1- been ed raceessi
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    SMALL-POX.
    37 5 The N. D. Lai. Di ras pnl m q tarn. il S ituid hi\ ing a c ise of Km. Kdieved tfl be nnportedfromßang! k Tn.- it eaeeond eaaeof I imputed int S ngapora nithin a
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    "JUMPED OR FELL."
    44 5 On arrival m i rt on Batnrday, Capt. Angus, of the ss. ELm ng S ng, repotted •»hat while at Mantoi on tbe I3tb inst while ibip v ii geti mg under weigh, the Btewar unpad or fall overboard and >waed
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    ANOTHER GANG ROBBERY.
    27 5 se irmed with knives M iqne Street at 1" 1 5 night and stole Cash and jewelI i the amount ol 1154. The robbers
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    PERTILE & CO.
    110 5 PERTILE CO. In the Banki iptey Conrl on Saturday tfceoaas I Plsrl ■is further gone mto, A am Iff Justice Bercombe Smith. ,i tflicial Assignee. 'A- ii Scl Efman, sole partner m the lm,n Mr Pertile invested $120,00 lin B He pel ire lin March 1906 ■a wai Foi all
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    TANGLIN NEWS.
    82 5 Deeoaai meet V Company, ■sex Ketrunent tn a fnemilev B Mi* on Saturd.«\ .veiling, and a good .*i«i resulted sn a wm for the l>l»th Regimei; f by kjoiils t v> 1 The Middlesex A'egimenl will meet the Kn^'int-ei. at Soccer this evening, at Pangnn Banacki Tbe k;
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    COUNCIL IN BOAT.
    42 5 The Remnant of Messina. (By Submarine Telegraph. Renter's) At Messina the provincial Council acm a Eerryb tnt off Bi .ssina. The ipaakeri paid a touching tribute to tue aid afforded to the surviving sufferers by the civilised w- rid.
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    EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS FUND.
    24 5 Received at 11.15 am. The Mansion Souse Fund for the sufferers fi..m the Sicilian earthquake has reachel a hundred thousand pounds.
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    REGENERATION OF TURKEY.
    46 5 REGENERATION OF TURKEY. Work for Gendarmery Officers. Received dm 16th, I<> 10a.m. 1 i m Cocs'.antinople it is reported that it iv proposed to employ the British Trench ml A Aim gendarmery oftA'ers of Macedonia m the woik* of reorganising the gen-* duuiery of other vilayets.
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    TRULY DEAD THIS TIME.
    19 5 A tmiral R sh lestvenski, the commander of the Russian Fhet at Tsushima, is dead.
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    GUN-BOAT LARK.
    44 5 Fires on a German Liner. The L.berian customs gun-boat Aatk has Bred on a Gforman liner, the supposition being that she was disregarding customs The German guirdship at the Cameroons has sailed for Liberia. The commander of the Auk is a British
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    THE CRACKER QUESTION.
    195 5 Qt n kin m I'N'i* Notifications. Notification is given m the Government Ga/.ette as to the times at which the letting off of crackers m celebration of the Chinese New Year is permissible. The order is issued with the sanction of the Governor mder letion 7 (1
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    KAMUNING ESTATE.
    38 5 This valuible estate of 5919 acres, the propei ty of Guthrie &Co and Towkay Loke iew, has been sold to the Linggi Plantations Ltd. The estate is near Sungei Siput and 1 t3Bj acres are cultivated.
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    TRAMWAY CUP.
    202 5 Another tie m lhe competition for the handsome silver cup presented by the Tramnay Co. was played on Saturday between the Pibul Aman and the Mohammed ha n Cricket Club. The latter team was much the Stronger and notched a goal m the tirst ten minutes, aud another
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    GERMAN ADMIRAL'S VISIT.
    231 5 Johnston's Pier, decorated on Friday m honour of the visit of Sir Cecil Clementi Smith, was re decorated on Saturday on the occasion of the landing of Rear-Admiral Coerper, of the Imperial German Navy. S. M. S. First Bismarck arrived at Singapore about 9 am. on Saturday
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    CRICKET.
    252 5 Canteell a XI. v, Talha's XI. Low scoriug characterised this match on Saturday which was won by Cantrell's team by the narrow margin of five runs, but Extras against them were abnormal. Scores. H. A. Mason b Mackay 20 Dr. Scbarenguivel b Clarke 0 B. L. Williams do 3
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    SHOOTING.
    70 5 The monthly shoots of the S R E. (V) and the S.R.A. took place on Saturday and yesterday at Balestier. There was a strong fish-tail wind, with g_od light. The results were. S RE. (V). 1 Spr. Doddery, 85 plus 12, 97 2 Sgt. Naugbton 90, scr Corp Chater,
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    150 5 The eleventh competition for the Untong Cup was played on Saturday and yesterday and resulted m a win for Mr Miles. The following cards were returned. C. V. Miles 40 AT plus 3 80 A. 11. Anderson 44 44 2 86 C. J. F. Green 4*5 50
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    SIR CECIL CLEMENTI SMITH.
    444 5 At 10 a.m. Saturday morning the P 0, mail, the s.s. Devanha," left for Hongkong, the departure of the steamer having been delayed for one hour to suit the arrangements of Sir Cecil Smith and his host, H. ES. the Governor. A few minutes before the
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    THE WITHERS CONCERTS.
    327 5 The Herbert Withers Concert Company, including Herbert Withers, 'cellist Mine Luisa Sobrino, prima donna soprano of the Royal Opera, Covent Garden Charles Bennett, baritone and M me. Marguerite E'zy F.R. AM solo pianiste, appear to have had rare good fortune m the inauguration of their 'round-the-world tour
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    SUNDAY LABOUR ORDINANCE.
    60 5 It is notified m the Government Gazette that the Secretary of State has notified th it His Majesty the King will not be advised to exercise his power of disallowance with respect to the recently passed Sunday Libour Ordinance, which n an Ordinance for restricting labour on
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    APPOINTMENTS.
    57 5 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr PA D. Hewan to he a member of the I Mot Board to till the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr \V. P. Waddell. Mr A. \V. I) trbishire becomes a member of the Tanjong I'agar Dock Board
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      21 5 Look After Your Health. If you bave a cough, cure it. A congh is a symptom of more serious trouble. Chamber-
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      31 5 No Opium m Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is not a particle of opium or other narcotic m Chamberlain's Cough Keinedy, and never has been since it was first offered to the
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      285 5 ROBINSON Co. FOB WHICH THE VB Wt rrKr _^'Aji i **3PPP^al ____~__f__£4i|fl ONrGRAMAPHONE. ROBINSON AND Co. iTalking of Typewriters.! r *Sr •DO YOU KNOW THE MERITS OF THE OLIVER I I TA v <_. > I IP It ITHE MACHINE fel%;[| .f I _i_____b. .___^A I X_ Al- J J
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    THE OPIUM CONFERENCE AND GREAT BRITAIN.
    654 6 A Japan V i ■mm i ipen ecntais tbs not. »< I ppDintlueut by the Secretary f State fel Poreiga Affairs of the Ar,., .1 .i-.*-^-»t*-.. to th*« luteror..i". •>. n j**** |c iiuiseraible ia Shanghai this TQai They t 1 XK i A
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      438 6 C 1 1 I■ 1 1 'Ol I of the Eamily will certainly need it. foacansurelytrustamedicmethathas been ased tor oreralxty years. Tasted and tried, and UCTCX foUB I aanting. AVER'S Sarsaparilla la the beat family awdicine thai arar waa m ido. It makes pure bl (Od, -dw) poreblood lathe s
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      739 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore oa or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Britannia Jan. 29 Devanha
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      706 6 SHIPPING OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight: for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and
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      670 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regnlar service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at l'enang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      462 6 SHIPPING. NJXL Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LISTS The ffcat and well-known mail _tH*m> j this Company Mil fortnightly from I'n-nw. Hamburg ria Rotterdam, Antwerp. So«thampt->n Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Maraeidea, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port StnM Suez, Aden, Co. l Penang. Singapore, H b kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki
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    MAIL NEWS.
    590 7 AMKE' M TABIFI I*-" II B i Qerj I 9 •ti ing r:^y taken up by Mi i >n oi I m oabination, 1 not I think i D ia, espe vernk the Bril •rid. The ted the European nd all v I i and another I <
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    EXCHANGE.
    75 7 (Corrected up to Jan l>> B&nk 4 ms nom demand 2/8| j PriTato credit* 3 m/g 2/4 credits 6 m/'s .,,2 4 j Feakci, d§mand Bank^ 291 i QiEKAJf y, demaad 236 i [ndia, T. T, »v K4Hoxr+Koxe, demand 22, YcK<mA.idA, denmnd M nom li:>- Java, demand iof;. Bahgeoe,
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    PRODUCE.
    153 7 Jan 16. Tk* $64.20 G&inHer P.87| I Gambier Onbe No. 1 13.75 GaraUer Cube No. 2 13.00 Pepper Black (ord'«. S*por») buyers 12.25 Pepper, White (fair L,W. 5 p c. i nyerc 19 00 j Nctmege (110 to the il.)*~ 19.C0 Nutmegs (80 to the JT».) 23.00 Mace (BsLnda)
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    SHARES.
    680 7 Hp»t*l CaplUl Issnt P*!d Ijsaed paid ep V*lot ap Company. QuoL*t?o« $300,000 300,000 10 lo Belat Tin Mining 00. Lti 1300,000 225.000 10 10 Braang Limited 1600,000 800,000 10 10 BmF.ohHy-W.cTinM. VLtl I c 60,000 60,000 1 I KLr.taT.nl-' i G £100,000 100,000 1 1 KledamrTi. M.r/.i t TV
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      355 7 NOTIQES. F. CLARKE CO., 807, QuBEN-ST, Sing apope. Livery Stable Keepers Fodder Merchants. Ar ie..hbt r tyred Gharrie.. md B st l.ubberty:* d .■a.-ri.i-.t .s, rinj np T,.;..* HOXB 916, FODDER d< livered to any part ol the Island. SPECIALITY: FURNITURE REMOVALS m our cwn vans, by our own men.
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      850 7 TO LET. 3 j TO BE LEr No. IT and 18. Stamford lioad (Ground am first floors) adjoining Messrs. Whiteaway an*. Laidlaw and Cos premises from Ist April 1909 apply to Stephens Paul < v> Jan 14 u-c. To Let Nos. 18-B, 18-c, Wflkie Road. 18-10, Wai rloo Street and
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      268 7 THE YOKOHAMA OOOK CO., LTD. No. 1 DOCK. No a OG_fc Length inside 514 ft. Length h ide 7 Width of entrance, top o;_ rt bott Width 01 entrance top CO.G ft. bott. Water on blocks 27.5 ft. Water on blocks 20.5 rt. Time to pump out 4 hours. I
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    ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION.
    2945 8 Anns 4i. Vni/.r. [>\r. The annual pr m distnbuA NB at the St. Joseph.. Institution took place on Siturtlay afternoon. The reception hall hid been Railj decorated and I here waa a large attendance of pupil., and their parents and friends. A guard -of honour composed *>f
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    KNOWING THE LAW.
    187 8 In theory every citizan is supposed to '.-vow the law, and ignorance is no excuse for a breach. Balow is printed a notification m the Government Gazette the only one so far as we know of a modification of by-laws which affect every citizen of Singapore. Those
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    192 8 Captain Acheson of the Tara, from Madras, reports having passed a flit topped round buoy adrift five miles N.W. of Ooe Fathom Lighthouse at 8 a.m. on the 15th. The buoy was painted white, but was rutdy. The German flagship Furst Bismsrck and the gun boat Tiger arrived
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      31 8 Cure Tint Cold While You Can. Better spend the small amount a bottle of Chamberlain's Cou(4h Remedy would cost you ri-^ht now than to run the risk of a cold dove
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      25 8 MUSIC JUST ARRIVED A SMALL QUANTITY OF PIANOFORTE MUSIC SONG ALBUMS DANCE ALBUMS ALSO VIOLIN BANJO STRINGS. [Apply noon to 6 p.m.] W. J. GARCIA,
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      274 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under Contract with thk Nbthkrland*? India (Jovienmint, Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency. Limited, 2-3. Collyei Gaay, THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE AXE ONLY APPROXIMATE Rumphius I Belawan-Deli (passengers only) i liHOUWER Moeara.Saba, Simpang and Djambi VAN DEB LYN Siagkawan-g and Pontianak Van Swoll Soerabaja, Boeleleng, Ampenan,
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      489 8 THE DJAMBI WRECK. A large staff of workmen is daily engaged on the task of clearing the steamer Djambi at Tanjong Pagar docks. A floating crane and one on shore are being used to haul up pieces of wreckage and also the cargo of tin sheeting etc en board. Two
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      608 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Man-of-war FU* and Tons Commanders Arrived From F I Whan Furst Bismarck Qer cru. 10,690 Wurmbed Jaa 16 Saigon Vesuvio Ital cru. 32.0 bm < Vrvin Jan 17 Hocgkong mbo Tiger (.er gun boat A< kermann Jen 16 Saigon Sperwer Dut gov. str. 120 Ki. G. h
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