The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 January 1909

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press and MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. tp:n cents SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1909. NO. 6,507
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    165 1 15;iugkok beat Singapore at cricket Page 8. The] Tottenham highway robbers have turned out to be Russian revolutionaries Page 5. Two liners have collided m a fog. I passengers were killed— Page 5. The Russian Loan was over-subscribed -Page 5. Bulgaria has called out her reseives m
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    MAIL TABLE.
    205 1 The P O leaves Jan 29, duo London Feb 19. The P O leaves Jan 30, due Hongkong Feb 3, Shanghai Feb 6, Yokohama Feb 12. Intermediate and local mails will be found m list below To-day. For Per Olom Sarawak Kaching 7 am Batavia L&Seyne am Indragiri
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    CRUISING AND FISHING IN MALAY WATERS
    664 1 CRUISING AND FISHING IN MALAY WATERS v m two line" and before Long M ilnnul had \m of about live po it I fish which bit ri^ht through ie twitted gttt, ;ii..l by the time my first was on board Malnuud had 1 alt Mis self satisfied Bini;k ml so,
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      68 1 John Little Co, Ltd. i P* tHK -i ISl'flaßHii !l^K I John Little Co, Ltd. I Vv^SS HEa nil SOLD EVERYWHERE. 5 Pure, Refreshing, Qheap ifm'f *B WHOLESALE ONLY FROM: ill 198 iThe Mitsui Bussan Kassha SOLE AGENTS FOR I I^i^ iThe Dai Nippon [f;lilM] Brewery Co., Ltd. I^^l^^jH^/P)'! retail
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      426 1 En tertainments. ROYALTaOTEL Serangoon Road, Tram Terminus, (irand Cinematograph Show on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday the 27th. 28, 89 and 30th -January and also on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday the Ist. 2nd. Brd, 4th and 6th February, 190*. ADMISSION FREE (by ticket only) Show commences each night
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      161 1 Entertainments. AlhambrA TO*NIGHT ENTIRE CHANGE f V I— PROGRAMME L. F. WILLIS, Manager. A Happy and Prosperous New Year to our CHINESE PATRONS. HARIMA HALL. GRAND CINEMATOGRAPH. North Bridge Koad. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR Chinese New Year. Best Acccmmcdaticn; Best String Band; Best Show. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. K.
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      103 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Sale of household furniture at St Thomas' Walk on the 29th— Page 3. Cinematograph show and l>ance at the Royal Hotel— Page 1. Griffin's Polo Whisky Page 4. Entire change of programme at the Alhambra Page 1. I>r Gabriel (lunawardana of Ceylon can be consulted at l. r
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      104 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday, 2«» th Oigh Water.— l.36 a, 1.9 p Penang Races, First D;iy. S.V.A. Laying Competition. S.V.I. Musketry Drill, 5.3J p Wednesday, 27th: tfij?h Water 2 Ha 1.59 p P O Mail Homeward due 5 p Thursday, 28fch High Water.— 2.o 1 a., 3.2 p Withers Concert Co.,
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    "AN ARTIFICIAL ATMOSPHERE."
    224 2 "AN ARTIFICIAL ATMOSPHERE." Othi Where, alas i i 'Iratuatic I way of i -i a redundancy ns. Let Dl take iily rou*. m iv such of his and, if he ;ia to b< r n f will sit day with -nd occasionally intertore origi nal to talk about than the
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    THE LATE MR. J. Y. MEIKLEHAM.
    141 2 L. k C. We much re.l thn Young I way suddenly on M of 62, aftez a lew hours' illness. Mr Miikleham was the grandson of Pi Meiklebam, oi va in tiie sixties to join the firm of Pitcair: and Co., wae ore, and
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    THE SPITTING ORDINANCE.
    97 2 1 pto U» sent 1 f says the Pinan. m the tor breaches m \s < trasi that khia does an that the police are going to allow to become a dead letto t is no n for us to enlarge again upon the tlu i community
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    148 2 A Survey S the training of stuIgatl i lin connection with the Te« unpur. We atad will be p anai g tween Mr. i I v [toi of Sir Thorn ia f [jlu Bin. Hedwortn Ba I \s- pi. ice at Si Paula I Ihnrch, m 8 rom I Ihin
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      707 2 NOTIQES. NOTWES. \J\Jl\\JOl\l\ \I\IVUV Although the old Straits Settlements Dollar contains Sandalwood Oil and the <--fcasc<l to b.- It-gal tender on the Ist January, extract of Kava-Kava. llOn thero St!li appears to be a large number It is m the Opinion Of the Mcdi- of them m the possession of
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      972 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE. R. Morton wishes to notify that be has removed his horse business from next Motel fie la Paix to 193, Orchard Road and is now prepared to supply fodder, shoe horses and hire out carriages as well as the horse busi m--s carried on previously by him. Tbii.
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      496 2 INSURANQES. FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Esi i) LBBS. Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Gold Dollars. J. H. EVAHf, Mmayi r, iSwffl EkuU m Asia. Tin: B ■< M d.. taneral a. nti BURGLARY HOUSEBREAKING THEFT Policiefl c>v< naln i b) the COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Terms on
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      559 2 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking i'xiD-up Q4MBM H0.000.000 ntfi Fi nt I t.^rve 1 5,000,000 f V Silver Reserve m,ovMj,ooo j i0 000 V RasKkVß LiAiiji rrv ov Peopeiitoeh 15 ,000,000 Covet of DoHMPHMk E. Sh«i,ljsj. I miMfflW Kon. Mr iussoN *raa^^l t Lmrnmuam, M*. i 1 f <*.!■. i Ull.
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    MAIL NEWS.
    876 3 Lead Mki Sj rtsiuan, ,< nt -a. Q J tIQSOS and i it Burns 1 ght Ipi flgi tersthtt Johnson wa ftuperiorat every point, jintifv belie! that Bonn P> i 1 no ri,;: besl Iml cpe <i Bmi to m aki a *d considers that the bra. ;M
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      335 3 Ko Opium m Chr.mbeilain's Cough Remedy There not a particle cf opium or other narcotic m Chamberlains Cough Remedy, and never baa b< n since it was first offered to the public. Uia safe a medicine for a child as for an adult. This remedy is famous for its cures
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      636 3 Japanese Bronzes, Brass Ware, Satsuma and Cloisonne Porcelain Ivory Figures &c. GREAT AUCTION SALE AT MESSRS. H. I. COGHLAN GO'S SALEROOMS Wednesday and Friday, February, 3rd and sth, at IO=3O a.m. Specialities m Cloisonne, Historic Bronzes, Beautifully Embossed Brasses, Decorated porcelain, Dainty Old Satsuma, Finely Carved Ivories, Handsome Cherry Wood
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      78 3 CARRETT'S Portable Engines. <r m A-'sSO-^i"""^" 1 4- ,/Jl w IN Fitted with patent economical Fire-box (or burning wood fuel. 1O 9 12 1U H.P. m stock. I Il\ NH I I I I I 1 Where <4 D. M/ 1 BO!LER COMPOSITION is used A little "DJi" introduced into
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      384 3 m m w at%. t%. mmm 0 V V> From Ist August, 1908, a^d until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOB WEEK DAY- only. am. am. am. am. am. am. pm. pm. pm, pm, pa i >v. pin. Borneo wt 7.18 1.58 4.;i4 People's lk. 7.27 2.01 4.42 Tnul. Bd 6.00
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    31 4 Here shall the Press the reopie's ripht maintain, Uuawed by influence and unbribeJ by pain Here patriot Truth h~r precepts diaw. Pledged to Religion, T.oyalty and I,aw.
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    Domestic Occurrences.
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    Birth.
    24 4 On Dec. 30th at Leh House, Windsor, Berk I shire, the wife of Frederick C. Macdonald of a j daughter.—(Ceylon papers please copy).
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    Tuesday, Jan. 26, 1909.
    910 4 In connection with what promises to be, at least m some limited measure, a political resuscitation of .Mr Chamberlain, a brief glance at. the issua that he places first and i foremost for the ensuing electoral campaign may not inappropriately be taken just row. For while
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    1201 4 A Chinaman living m Beach-road lias been robbed of clothing worth $74. Part of a housa m Wayang- street collapsed on Sunday. Oae man was injured. The Police Dapt. is advertising for five mortuary handcarts, by tender. Is there a b jom m the death rate Four Chinese who attempted
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    Correspondence.
    68 4 wmm BABLI CHUBCB Bl Ti Thi I km Bit, [t mw to mtl persons are ml ;r in^ their fine sleep at 5 a.m. by the i the Cktbedi Sun v. sir, you will agre*\ I think, that only \&tj ones i< k in should Im •'i M Uiust
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    STAFF VACANCIES AND RETIREMENTS IN 1909.
    175 4 ll the official li>thfl i I; the present year conta; interest. A Qgst t following: OoL W 1 nineteen Military S teretarv to Aftjor Gen. W. <i .Cameron at Elongli 1 and came here with 1 duty when Sh Icong. II i Officer, Ti
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    "HUSTLER FOR THE EAST."
    173 4 Bn i Dock Mr A. M. Smith, man. Dock Work (Swansea) for M<Jones and Kiiltoß, the the Singapore Admiral:* m leave i f Swansea, where he m nod. He was entertained a( a public b an<l at one given by firm, by whom he \s U
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    177 4 Daring Lht ttey of tb .1 Clemeuti Smith i waa t} hrn« >m« House, and had ■oing to war-. ia 1 here were mai. Oourti yatterdaj m i charged fcfc cum others tion of the to the Chinese V feai holidays vmried im r ,o ceutfc I Messrs. Burns, Philip,
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      326 4 +><-h v y^y w I /iM :V':\ Special Winchesters I p§ DESIGNED BY US AND J jMADE TO STAND THE CLIMATE '^ziizls -"-tri/J and j V4t^ Ji USED BY THE CHAMPION OF I \±^^j/ SINGAPORE IN THE LAST AUTUMN I \Wf TOURNAMENT. I Jf GUARANTEED BY US 8 m EAQH
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    STEAMER COLLISION.
    91 5 Loners m a Fug. 9 ibmaiio" iph. I! Lte?*t) was m BoDuncn with the Italim liner Florida w bi« h was dan i I lad angers oi the ie were tr t<> the .ri<la iltic, which Wai pi >f the lifpublic's passengers were w less Messagea am. 1
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    TOTTENHAM SENSATION.
    32 5 Kssian It v v ionaries. n. 21 55 a.m. :wo m the sen- kl Tottenham turn have 1 :evoluti«>mrie3. Received a1 un. The Tottenham foreigners were ohased for ten miles.
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    S.V.C. DANCE.
    26 5 The 3. V.C.DaI it 1 day, bu wrong]] -iated, Jt'lay should be i k in the r ticket! ($5) to the honorary 1 Hall.
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    S. R. E. (V.)CAMP.
    95 5 The Kngineer Uuit of the S V C. went LibraJor on Friday, with Lta D Webb and Lowthor Keaap asdliStagg accompanying 1 .1 weather some very r ive work was carried ou!", the men tU they were asked to de most cheerWhile the field work was
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    'THE WISHING CAP."
    74 5 This is the little operetta m three ac?p*r which is now being pre.tred bh of the Catholic coniiunity under Mrs. vJosling, for the purp 96 I I'h and <>:h. •an uinee, the secoi. />it." To suit the con- oeo, a ace for them will be given oo
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    57 5 uewspai the holiday bnsi< fat the N I I They AvA i -uiile. interests a .'.wall an.i th« .•v- I' ra PitU> p« culumn of Straits Mffl, panona] In i to*l Court v- kten d let G X mm b! ia Bagl bm», rooglil up on i ugc UMJi ■ie«!
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    BULGARIA ALERT.
    39 5 Reserves Called Out. iv Submarine Telegraph. Beater*!) A '"u-grdtn from Bofli itatefl that m view of Mi.- information that Turkey is oocnpjing ■tnteg ;n!s iQ Rnmelia, i'.il^tri.i hai <-dl!-- i iit her rtaer-.'es f !ie frontier Uivi-
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    RUSSIAN LOAN SUCCESS.
    15 5 Ttec. at 1 2 pm. The B iwian L^an was immensely oversubscribe;
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    HONGKONG GANG ROBBERS.
    67 5 Police Constable Mills Dead. i {Fre>>: cur own Cu> > n lent.) Songkong .1 m 25th. 1 Police Constable Mill.', who was shot m the abdomen by gang robb rein an attack on a Chinese shop at V^umati, Hongkong, has succumbed to his injuries. His funeral takes
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    JAVA NOTES.
    128 5 {From our trum Correspondent} Jan. 20. At a meeting cf Iln Clnnchona Bond at loeng o 3 b mst it was decided to petition Government to limit thequantity bark exported to 500,000 kilos per ami. dealing with the balance locally. Unfavourable agricultural reports are coming m from the
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    OPIUM IN THE EAST.
    493 5 Bishop Oldham's Opinio.v. moderate tcews of the question. Aj we (Times of Ceylon) stated yesterday two members of the Straits Opium Commission were on board the P. and O. Mooltan," namely Dr. Middleton and Bishop Oldhani of Singapore. A representativeof this paper, this afternoon, showed Bishop
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    THE WITHERS OPERA CONCERT COMPANY.
    824 5 Again, before a numerous and appreciative audience, ihis exceptionally accomplished musioal combination appeared last night at the Teutouia Club. Tue weather was kinder, and the pleasant evening enabled the moredelictfeftrainiof Yoicaand instrument to be heard without the uawe'e tine ifionapaniment of the steady msurrus of
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    77 5 The present Hriti^h Government has hitherto allowed itl opium policy to be dictated by Mr Alexander and the other antiopium extremists, and it is hardly probable that these gentry will take the Straits report "lviugdown." They are much more likely to seek to discredit both the report and its authors
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    THE ASSIZES.
    627 5 Q-AHQ ROBBEHT WITH Mußl'Eli. TII9 planters murder case was resumed before the C.iief Justice and a jury m lhe Assiza court yesterday morning. Air Rhodes was for the Crown and Mr T< /.ir defended. This proved to be a morning of recall?, several witnesses being brought back and
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    FORGED PASSENGER TICKETS.
    256 5 The hearing of the case m whnh Ahmat bin Abdul Samat was charged with using as genuine forged passage tickets of the Straits Steamship Co. and Ng Wi Chwee, who was charged with abetment of the same offence was resumed m the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday. Mr
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      54 5 How Coughs mml Colas Are Cured m lunna wing letter from th> S ;j-i rinu nh nt :lice at Muinlalay, Mr. R. .1. StOW I tod uf curing colds i..- BUkfl that iwcl! m iltaofit e%> .lli.t-u world, nil .unbtrlaiu's Cou^b -1 years aul have fond ito us. I always
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      10 5 Morrhuol Creosote is a splendid and efficacious preparation m pulmonary
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      28 5 Look After Your Health. If you have a cough, cure it. A coagh is 8 symptom of more serious trouble. Chamber lain's Cough Remedy v the best obtainabh
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      52 5 Fines of five dollars were imposed on four Hokiens arrested for disorderly conduct on the river. They were also bound over m the sum of $50 each, or to undergo imprisonment for three months m the alternative. Cure Thit Cold While You Can. i Better spend the small amount a
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      279 5 Patent-Thermos Flasks J^ gl ryJ (For hot. and cold Beverages) f*^^ ROBINSON'S Will keep hot liquids Hot. I ft Will keep Gold liquids Cold. 1,1 THERMOS FLASKS 1) )m II UllillEw \Ji I¥Uv f? I Klvl 3«| DO YOU KNOW THE MERITS OF THE OLIVER 1 THE MACHINE .&&r I
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    WHAT OF YUAN-SHI-KAI?
    297 6 TbeTe are tikelj to be exciting times m Is Cbina before the N-i-.v Year it vory much B older. Hia rctir<i'l Hitjlmess the late Viceroy, Yuan Shi-Kii cnaj or may not be fcroub 'with a rhourn.itic sin. m the let,'. His tirement, and especiallj the BianiMHT of
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    CHINESE BRIGANDS IN TONKING TERRITORY.
    183 6 Tbc 'i v, .-.1, n gai 'i fc Om Chin b*^:n. flm BM UaM i Hword :i kheAnl mitevillag< .-a \w\iiiuty to I aan ft ati r. Tbe i to boU 11m rountry il I ;ir ni apite ol kb< oi which Uw j are
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    THE INDIAN ARMY
    94 6 Tu-3 earn khe Army which were ■MMlii^l »*k" U| January mSi MM VOA B til to some 6 IN 1 1 laltki ol i- o??J m rani noimt to tsu" «'\tr.i unents to British ofißcera to; 14 bifca, «di firewood n nto ftl |a«ri 7 l.iki certain
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      131 6 WANTED. PROCF-READER Want.. l 111 at CIUIW [To.; rtadt r. Only SXP A. 9 a. c i Sing r r ,lan M BILL COLLECTOR Wasted Chine* feffl c lUeetar. mmM M P*3 I<v wheante own liai 1 writii "i recent and r n>,::: *i *Oj c i tree rre >a
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      585 6 SHIPPING. RYI JAPAN RAIL STEAMSHIP Co., ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Serr'ce is maintained between Japan and Enxope by tho f >llomn^ NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. CNuaa Mail Oonteacts with thi laraaiAL Japanbsb Govirmmxht. Bpeeially designed for the Company's European Serrice, lighted throughout by Electricity. I provided with excellent accommodation for
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      712 6 SHIPPING. PR? O STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang. Ceylon, Aastralia, Indfa, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London* Through Billg of Lading issued for China Ooaßt, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leavt Singapore on Of about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Britannia Jan. 29 Devanha
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      700 6 SHIPPING OCEAN STEAM SHI? 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 I for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre
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      667 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The Rtc-anaers of this Company maintain a regular service between EEtmlmigi 1 Antwerp, and KotterdaiD, Mid the M l^ China and Japan. Homewards, they arc -patched fortnightly for Havre and Biambo^g and once a raonlh for Bremerhaven direct, calling at PfeOMg and Colombo. Taking car^o
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      360 6 SHIPPING. ill A/© JU^ Norddeutscher Llojd Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE Tic f*»t and well-known mai! ptwH.ri. thip Cootpany baH t rtnightly f^ Hamburg via nottord*o Q-ilnraltai Qoßoa. NapleSi ooa.a*>otion Mn KaplM, \i-xindri» Mid fin \>-*k iiuoz, Aden, Colombo, BMMIW, Singapore. kong, Bhaajfhni K*ga»Mt;A Kul>c t V TI If >-rfc
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    PLANTATION RUBBER
    680 7 tuts I Malay S L I ia (action '7, and t 1 B m nly London auctions ting the luirkc, con- thai I upon get- ly and m m k with only I the fortbing like baa DOW, pi" .ill, use are likely to d '.nee most able
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    EXCHANGE.
    81 7 (Corrected up to Jan 25.) Bank 4 m/s nom demand g/Sf Prira'e credit* 3 m/§ w 2/4| credits 6 m/s 2/4 7 8 Prakc», demand Bank^ 291 i an many, demand M 2364 India, T. T, w .^174 Hon«koh#, demand 2: Yokohama, demand aom 113| Uva, demiind 1 89
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    PRODUCE.
    150 7 Jan 25 Tin M buyers $64.50 Ofrmbier buyers 10.05 Gam bier Gabs No. 1 13.75 Gamier Cube No. 2 13.00 Pepper Black (ord'n. Sport) buyers 12 25 Pepper, White (fair L.W. 5p o buyers 19.00 Nutrusga (110 to th« Ik).* 19 50 Nutmaga (80 to the lb.) w M,
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    SHARES.
    748 7 MINES. C*pft*l C«pff«l Issa« Paid Issued paid op V*la« op Company QuyUtkm $300,000 100,000 10 10 P..-:.** Tin Mining 00. U4 $300,000 225,000 10 10 ffniin liatM $600,000 600.0C0 10 10 Brwth Hfdmabe Tin M. 00. LU I £400,000 350,000 1 1 ITnff TTi i hliiiimm I fli Ijtl
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      119 7 FOR STILE. DRIED PEACHES. A quant!- igtraliu dried peaches for \1 qnality. Apply to V. W. c o Singapore Free Press." Jan 21 v.c. Near Entranco to Borneo Wharf, Telephone 1026. Sea stocks cf ail kinds of Frozen Meats can be delivered to shipping at the WhWTi 01 ia Urn
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      629 7 TO LET. TO BE LET The very comfortable and pleasantly situated residence known as AMABANTH Xu. 86, Cavenagh Roadt Tanglin. A low rental will bfl accepted, h pply to Ii >WELL A Co., Agents. Jan -ii 8.3 HOUSE TO LET. N j. 59, Hill street, known as the Waverley HoteL
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      369 7 DYSENTERY AND DIARRHOEA. BROWN'S SPECIFIC. To be had at the Singapore Dispensary and of Miss BROWN, Grassdale, River Valley Road, Singapore. L)ec 1 mwf 1.6 On the Berth. STOOMVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ NEDERLAND. Steamship Company NEDERLAND. I; The Company's Mail Steamer "ORANJE" will leave Batavia on the 28th instant at 6 p.m.
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      255 7 No. 1 DOCK. Mo I K. Length Inside 514 ft. Length Lnslde 876 it Wi-.ithof entrance, top 95 f t., bott uh orenti v tiO 5 ft batt 75 ft. 45.8 ft. Water on blocks 27.5 ft. Water on block*- 20.5 ft. Time to pump out 4 hours. Time Vo
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      452 7 Passengers for the Straits. 1 Britannia, duo Jan 29. Mr A. Stewart, Id B. Crouche, Miss J. D. Cameron, Mr A. M. Macphil, Mr J. A. Crtwker, Mr and Mis H. S. Yonng, Mr S. Cockbarn, Mr If. C. EelfieW, Mr T. R. H ibback, J.Pitt, Mr J. Henderson, Mr
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    BANGKOK vs SINGAPORE.
    541 8 thk visitors win. Play iv thU mttoh was resumed yesterday fclternoon, there r*.ing a huij.ll attendac<*> present. There was little hops fur the local Hide, as four of the be.-,t BJOO wer« oni and over ij nams w^re required. The altar* ncoa waa riueand hut when Noon
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    SINGAPORE POLO CLUB.
    260 8 Hrn r- r: ol tbova club foi to }>) i -I at the meeting on Fob. '2, at t m Exchange, states f the ninth ;tunii vi beld on WeJiH»>.l.iv. i i t 190$ when the foil >win^ tppoint■i: M; [rO.E. Vei '1 i w 1 1
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    57 8 'I'ii.. following i.H tho p'av for the Gold M«dal 1 it.t 1; iiml H. C te>l irb trough (16) \V ot atl (pi 11 5 seratdMd Bssw-J ilia! L Uiuor (18) beat H Gt«fci farboNmdi 16) 9 and Captain Oliver (oj beat Utpt Di»dai (8) 3 aud
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    TWILIGHT FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    137 8 MmSm FIVK A SlI>K liK.\ K. This was commence«l m November latt, and now itaß&i as follows I A and C teams will have to meet o I leeond prize (bronae) medals. E BOW hold the highest points and are the winners ol Firs! Priw (silver) medals;
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    SPION KOP.
    709 8 ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE Saturday was obnerved its a holiday with thu HiddleMi K'ginient, the occasion being the uiuth anniversary of Spion hop, the l>it !e m which the X' ■jitiient (uukuamed I*. hooks) took such a prominent part, and Bii Rechren Boiler, m hie d< Bpatch, .said
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    106 8 Pa<> 11 meward Mail ss. Dalhi" left 1! tngkong at 1 p.m. on Saturday, and lebereal \>\n. on Wednesday. The P. vV O. Outward Mail steamer 14 Britannia" left Colombo at 11 pm. on urday, and m ij be expected to arrive here about coon on li iday.
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    WIRE NEWS.
    948 8 (Via If<>n<jkon<j.) lfflirnra Disaster m Hi/ngaky. London, January 15th. Fifty -six miners have be^n killed by an ex-T-^osion m a colliery at Ves/prem, m Hungary. The BICILIAB Earthquake. London, January 16th. A boy and two girls were rescued alive from th*< ruins of Messina yesterday. Dksk« ration Of
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    CLEARANCES.
    238 8 Jan 22. Rumpbeua, Dut. str Donck, for Batavia. Penang, Brit, str., Perry, for T. Anson via ports. Jan 23. Coen, Dut. str., Hut, for Penang. Japara, Dut. str., Karssies, for Palembang. Hye Leong, Brit, str., Morrell, for Pahang and Kuantan. Banka, Brit, str., Simpson, for Anambas and Natunas Is.
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    87 8 Wharves and Docks at which diiJ'ererU vessels were berthed yesterday. East Wharf Basin Sultan, New Orleans. East Wharf Sec 1 Nam Sang. Section I—Sheers1 Sheers Wharf —Darius. Section 2— Thongwa, Guthrie. 3 Merapi. 4 Clan Cumming. s—Minilya,5 Minilya, Oriel. 6 Teleniachus. 7 Kutu
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    PASSENGERS.
    305 8 List of Passengers per German ss. Piinz Regent Luitpold arrived here from Europe on the 2-ith instant. Mom Chow Chatra, Mr G. Canova, Capt. R. Torreaen, Miss R. Middleton, Cupt. Sake, Dr. Johannes Ahlburg, Mr Fritz Hantland, Mr and Mrs R. A. W. Kerkhoren, Dr and Mrs Magnus, Mr
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      263 8 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Undkr Tonthact with mKmai > Agents at Singapore, The Shipsa^ency, Limited, 2-3. Collyer Quay. THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE ARE OM At i v SPEELMAN Kiouw, Muntok, Blinjoi and Toboali BftOUWER Mooara-Saba, Simpang and Djambi DE Klerk Taudjong-Pandan (Billiton*. Batavia, Sourabaja, Boeleleng, Ay Auiboina, Saparooa, Amahei,
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      609 8 VESSELS 1W hOKT. Man-of-war Flag and Tons Commander* Arrived From I Wh« Furst Bismarck Ger cru. 10,690 Wurmbed Jan 16 gon atari Tiger "-er gun boat AofanwUMJaa l' _"i tin Sperwer Dot gov. Btr. 120 Kitfiok .Tin 19 Mm. ria Sea Mew Col. Yacht 500 Harphj Jan 13 Penang ShiD
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