The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 March 1909
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Title Section16 1909-03-01 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1909. NO. 6,53616 words
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Article168 1909-03-01 1 The alarm, of war are subsiding and Servia has exprtcod her intention of doing every thing to keep thepe:C° Page 5. Mr Canuthers, the retiring Director of Agriculture, has been dined by the planters at Kuala Lumpor— Page 5. The Planters' Association meetirg yesterday dil some useful168 words
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Article699 1909-03-01 1 one sits down to eah -ider the situation, there is an appalling element of inevitableness m the thong national anniversai iea come round regularly every year. It i. m the natut. ro do this, and therefore it is no good grumbling. But when out this these am.699 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement245 1909-03-01 1 "S^?*^ A High Glass MIXTURE IN I it Eil^b PATENT Am TIGHT .^tg PRICE PER ■^00 70 cents. t <^^ Obtainable at Messrs. Robinson Co., 'TOSSF' fMOND GAS. 1 MERSEY PLANTS EXCEL. I Sensitive Vapourizar. Large Waahei Additional Dryer, Bpecia' WmWkXmtmYW S'oking Valve Continuous Running. I Quick Starting iruplicity. Reliability.245 words
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Advertisement286 1909-03-01 1 Entertainments. LOCATION .-BEACH ROAD. THE HIPPODROME C'RCUS MENAGERIE. Grand Opening Night! Monday, March Ist. Absolutely the Biegest Show ever seen m Singapore. 25 FIRSr CLASS ARTISTES 25 A Gigantic Combination of the brightest Stars of the Arena from the Leading English and Continental Hippodromes. A Programme of Unparalleled Brilliancy presenting286 words
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Advertisement288 1909-03-01 1 VOLUNTEER CLUB. SMOKING CONCERT. IN THE S V. C. DRILL HALL ON MARCH 6th. AT 9 PM. A Smoking Concert will be held under the auspices of the Volunteer Club. Admittance $1 payable at the Door. Mar 1 7.3 Gaiety Cinematograph. FOOT OF FORT CANNING. COOL HALL COMFORTABLE SEATS. QREAT288 words
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Advertisement86 1909-03-01 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Mr A Zurcber signs Dalmann Co per pro from March 1st Page 2. No. 2 Wilkie-rd to let— Page 7. Tbe Art Needlework and Flower Depot Page 1. Important notice re-Gaiety Cinematograph —Page 1. Volunteer Smoker on March oth— Page 1. Eleven motor cars to be sold by86 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous333 1909-03-01 1 High Water.— 4 36 a 730 p Maxim Co. S.V.A. Lecture, 5 30 p 3. V.1. Company Extended Order Drill. S.CC. Tennis Tournament. Griffin Drawing, Abrams' yard, 5.3 p Monthly Miss. Mtg. Prin_ep-_t Church. 8.15 p Hippodrome opens, 9 p High Water.— s.s6 a., 9.0 p S.V.A. Loading Drill. SRE333 words
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Article144 1909-03-01 2 ill let' ree< 8 Imperial 77- from Admiral L.r 1 It V -mouth, ebmrj, I Hi t»«!DBw_y inlre.i: I tare, bo [f i.i y ia _|oWeri»g j M J 'MB tne tee mm tht Imperial __er_h.vir. te right i Q 6 l have 7 utile an l144 words
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Article231 1909-03-01 2 .iiiiual gener udah ItiaJßg C baa chairman ft the I cue m June. After Mr Proust resigned Mr Dubois was appointed man,-. took up bis appointment expenditure been greatly reduced. The working expens-- aoaU bi seen from the hai ttij bad been reduced aj 3m- th the previous year,231 words
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147 1909-03-01 2 c King na* intimated tbat be will bave mac; _ction m granting to the repre ..itives of the European Press, on the o m England m Sep\m Wmatm Cast „u(i si itality to them. -b| .-.heady tland for SepW ber, will prevent .ving the members at147 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement37 1909-03-01 2 A Sprained Al_.As a role a man w he can hobble arom two or tliree weeks after Kprainin,. Is, and it is two 1 folly recover an unmoco— i for m tuan I b< D Pain Balm37 words
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Advertisement491 1909-03-01 2 Tkl. grams: Clj_l__Cr§_o DDnTtI_»DC Telephone Siemens. Singapore. OltlfltllU D IIU I fIL HO Ko 647, Singapore. DYNAMO WORKS LIMITED. Manufacturers, of. El« ctrical MacLlncry, Apparatus and Accessories, and Contractors for Electric Light and Power Inhtai'.ations, WINCHESTEB HOUSE, .Head Offloea: 6, BEACK ROAD, Yobs Mahsxon, Wbstminstbb, SINGAPORE London, s. W. PENANG.491 words
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Advertisement619 1909-03-01 2 NOTICES. 1 Mr. Ad. Z archer has been aofthoriaad to sign our tirm per procuration from ihlfl date. Singapore, Ist .March, 1909. DALMANN ci Co. Mar 1 73 PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. All matters treated with the _Uicloo4 confidence. Apply— B. R. WILKINSON co Genera] Pest Office. Feb 12 n.c ASSOCIATION619 words
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Advertisement557 1909-03-01 2 INSURANCES. FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. COBB 198%, Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Cold Dollars. J. H. EVANS, Ma na gtr, Sou i h L ten A? ic Tmt Borneo Co.. General Mar 1 j KEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTO. FIEE AKD MARIKE. YAN6-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOC. LTO. MABISE. mU557 words
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Advertisement459 1909-03-01 2 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. ISCORPORA TED BY RO YAL F Ah k H Paid up Capital m 60,000 iLaj-toS of £20 each £1.2Gf t tX>G Reseixe Fund Res* tts Liability of Pi opriBtan £1 "00,000 C- a r«. EUf li> __rj Btai 18. Bii aifi r459 words
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Article405 1909-03-01 3 tt La ths i I uly Tele"! graph we tak» tft-ute love of travel, ex] tan- M r fn-_| ntion of B m to Thibet, i anknown c< jcioction of the faanpo u\A Bl pootra. H mp4 s Ibut v his advanco beyond I405 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement179 1909-03-01 3 WANTED. WANTED A tl competent Tamil clerk, for an .Eatate m .h lore. Apply with copies of ti monid r lired to ipore F SITUATION WANTED a IS just reEight years experience iv I'.ortu Duk I Strait. SettleBQfi.- d m English, 1 'u.e;. man and Malay. Any reasonable M larj179 words
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Advertisement1190 1909-03-01 3 o a. DSRBIOK, E AD. ABMU9, Esq., p. fowlie, slb., cm., Chairman Vice Chairman. Chief Medical Offioer. Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. GUARANTEED POLICIES. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. BEAD OFFICE, SINGAPORE. A. H. FAIR, Managing Director. COCHRAN Patent Vertical Multitubular Riley, Hargreaves ®> Co., Ltd. APARTMENTS. kvcn SAlE AUGTIONS. An Unclaimed1,190 words
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Advertisement280 1909-03-01 3 White Ants!! I 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 Six pieces of deal were partly coated 'with Jodelite and buried m a Singapore f__l_L__280 words
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Article, Illustration1332 1909-03-01 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Mar. 1, 1909. Ren hall the Pre« the People's rieht maintain, U'law*-.! hv influence and unbribed by gain Here patriot Truth h"' glorious precepts draw. Pledged to Religion, Loyalty and I-iw. Possibly the more one talks the more one wants to talk, and Mr Ha_.DA.XH1,332 words
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Article165 1909-03-01 4 Sir Francis Lovell is attending the Medical Congress that opened at Bombay on Feb. 22 ad. A fireman of the German mail Pr R Lintpold went overboard at 12 o'cloock to. day 28th and was drowned. Mr W. 0. Bridgeman, son of Vice-Ad-miral Bridgeman, hanged himself at Calcutta, on Feb.165 words
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Correspondence.
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Article1008 1909-03-01 4 T<> The Eoitok, Sir,—ln your issue of the _ith ins' I read a report on the proposal Stadium to be erected m Singapore, and take exception to the statement contained therein tint Singapore is sally m need of sime such a plan. Experience 1 thiDk has shown that1,008 words
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Article766 1909-03-01 4 H*>W GREAT BK1TA! FJjoVJDK FOB B V Plat a* Moral. The land defence I »ain hi« leniv l>ecome the forem >st topic of the mamh i KM I a very effective Tldriag advantage of the si ,r create by 14 An Englisha Ser\ MM Ut I an766 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement288 1909-03-01 4 !-»KELLY WALSH^ NOW READY 1909 DIRECTORY CHRONICLE FO R Singapore, Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States, Siam, Borneo, Netherlands India, Philippines, Indo-China, Hongkong, Macao, China, I Eastern Siberia, Japan Korea* Complete Edition with Maps and Plans $10. 1 without Maps $6. BOTOL HITAM Per case of 12 bottles $9.75 John Little288 words
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Advertisement21 1909-03-01 4 NEW STUDIO High Class Photographers, LEE BROTHERS, 584, Hill Street, Singapore. (off Stamford Road.) Price list on Application. Dec 16 16.1221 words
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Article44 1909-03-01 5 P ieea Shadowed. I tt M lei-trrach.— Keiiter's) •>-:ved 1 7h _7-h, p .icago telegram „l t tue pviem •■•at hive v.irpa.^ed all raco- -he report ol urns wprA sales m London and the high prices I Rlia __out the United States.44 words
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Article42 1909-03-01 5 Going S; Mr Hiliane, speakicr ri 7 ighl v. stated n, which had hitherto been lu•orial movementlit was working hard and •very -surveyed 1 find the defenders spared. Army Estimates. erred m. ites for 1909— igainal £2< 'or the curre:42 words
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Article17 1909-03-01 5 deceived at 11.7 3.m. The reI learning the increase m naval expec litur' 117 words
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Article30 1909-03-01 5 B announces the grant of a •w<tnce to officers and crews of warships engaged m the Perti _o Qnlf, the ■*_,_£>• granted to officers and erewi m Chinese K.vers.30 words
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Article86 1909-03-01 5 The Balkan alarms are dispersing. It is uinouneed no laltai Mia joins pen D inducing Servia not to innsl il compensation and that the Turkish agreement has been signed. is withdrawn and the market vaneed. 2__ ,11.30 am. IServU has confi lentially informed France. I tly of86 words
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Article69 1909-03-01 5 am and Spirit I received l telegram from London on Saturday an--1 tptain Bruhn oi the ss. i>een nni d m his ippeai to the Privy Council m a case m he had been heavily fined for "being .a of a vessel used for importing <ther local69 words
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Article160 1909-03-01 5 res M- uip- and < fho are closing down eir retail bus posing ol I heir to purchasers, •-s to re-arrange re-mark their goods. The Ceylon Tamil I through the President of the S Ceylon ttion. have approached the ->.langor, with a petition praying grant oi pound m Km dm160 words
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Article169 1909-03-01 5 Important Meeting at Seremban. tfi* Wt n Correspondent^ Koala Lumpor, Feb. 28th, 1909. There was I good attendance of members it the Plasters' Aea Dotation Meeting held at noon U>-d ay al Seremban. Among the hneiaeei transacted were the ing important matter* White Ant Remedy. The Chairman of169 words
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Article50 1909-03-01 5 {From our own Correspondent.) London via Penang, Feb. J^th. At the rubber sale there was fair competition, medium and dark crepe not m demand. Thirty-one tons Malaya rubber (plantation) fetched an average of 55. 1. 5 8 per pound. Shares are firm. 'allambrosas are l~> Gd, and Bukit Rajaha50 words
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Article73 1909-03-01 5 Submarine Telegraph. —Renter's) China's Next Move. The correspondent of the Time 3 at Shanghai states that China will presumably approach Britain shortly with a view to an increased reduction m the export of opium from India. Inasmuch as China is entitled to station an official at Calcutta to report73 words
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CONGO GOVERNMENT.
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Article72 1909-03-01 5 A discussion on the Congo took plac9 m the Commons. Sir Edward Grey said that the Belgian reply might be expected m about a fort- and would be submitted to Parliament. If Belgium now made the administration of the Congo humane, no country would congratulate Belgium with more72 words
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Article40 1909-03-01 5 Active Again m California. Received Feb 27th, 10.40 a.m. The Californian Senate has resolved by >tes to 7 iv favour of the exclusion of i]] Asiatics from the United States. The revival of the controversy has excited surprise.40 words
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Article82 1909-03-01 5 Still another gang robbery has been reported to the police. A Chinese cloth hawker waa attacked by five Keh robbers on the Veo Choi Kang Bond on Friday afternoon. He was robbed ol 180 m money. Captaia Bower and other police officers were busy making enquiries at82 words
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Article44 1909-03-01 5 Scheme for Rebuilding Approved. {From cur own Correspondent?) Kuala Lumpor, Feb. 28 Jl. A meeting has been li.ld of the Members of the SeUniror Club, presided over by Mr H. Conway P.lfield, which approved of the scheme foi- a new Club.44 words
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Article232 1909-03-01 5 Saturday was the fiftieth anniversary of the birthday of Mr Khoo Hun Veang, a verj well known and extremely popular Straits-Chinese resident. His two eons, Messrs Khoo Siew Jin aud Khoo Siew Ghee, came down from Penang specially for the occasion, and they eutertaiued ever a hundred232 words
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Article249 1909-03-01 5 The first annual public meeting of this Union was held at 8 p m., on Saturday, at the Anglo-Chinese School Hall. There was a fair attendance of members and others. The proceedings commenced with a M piano solo by the Rev. C. C. Underbill, which was followed249 words
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197 1909-03-01 5 A Tiger Escapes A Plucky Policeman. Bangalore, Feb. 16. A panic was created last night at a native Circus which is performing on the West Parade Maidan. During the act m which a tiger is led out of its cage to perform m197 words
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Article98 1909-03-01 5 I heard a man the other day cursing the inventor of cigar bands. Tsually m removing them tbe outer leaf of the cigar is split, or if to avoid this the band is left on the odour announces when tbe cigar bas burned down so far. Cigar bands98 words
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Article41 1909-03-01 5 Miss Hose Fritz, the American champion typist, who accepted the challenge to type 100 words m a minute, o— _6 through the ordeal triumphantly m the test arran£td at tbe Oaily Mail ollice, Loudon, a few weeks ago, accom41 words
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Article95 1909-03-01 5 Grateful and Optimistic Planters (From uur uu.'n Correspondent.") 1\ .la Lump >r, Feb. 28th. Many planter* assembled m the Masonic Hall, Kuala Lumpor, last night, at the farewell banquet given by the planters to Mr Carruthers, Director of Agriculture, who is resigning the service to take up95 words
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Article202 1909-03-01 5 The following note is from "Nature" of Feb 4th.— The zoological portion <>f the imposing building m Singapore known as the 38 Bios Museum is m the main devoted to the Malay fauna, of the representatives of which a very extensive series of specimens appears to be202 words
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Article239 1909-03-01 5 THE LATE Mr S. P. JOAQUIM. We regret to record the death of Mr Simon P. Joaquim, youngest son of the late Mr Parsick Joaquim, who was a wellknown merchant m Singapore. Mr S. P. Joaquim was m the employ of the Municipality m the Hicknsy Carriage and Rikisha Dep\239 words
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Article120 1909-03-01 5 Chinese Refugees Arrested. The police have arrested twenty-one Chinese refugees from Siigon on suspicion of being concerceJ. iv the recent murder and gang robbery at Jurong, and the gang robbery at Chuah Chu Kang. The arrests were made on Friday afternoon at Suugei Bray, near Bukit Bfandai.120 words
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Article86 1909-03-01 5 Attempt of Secret Society Membeb to Join Police. On Saturday morning, Mr Colman, the third magistrate, sentenced a young rikisha coolie to nine months' rigorous imprisonment. The man was convicted of using a stolen letter, attempting to cheat the police and being a member of a secret86 words
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Article51 1909-03-01 5 Information has been received that the International Conference at Shanghai as to the use of Opium has now closed. Pneumonia. This is one of the most dangerous, and often fatal, disea-es. It always results from I or fr >m an attack of the grip- Chamberlain -c* i x__.___.___, r______L_- these51 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement231 1909-03-01 5 ROBINSON Co. ARE NOW SHOWING THE NEW COAT SHIRTS FOR DRESS WEAR. Jf J I I i r,ie n R M f j 111 t!:at -l li w& y i I dov Th« ¥:■.<:. \y > I Ja 1• 1 j creas. m h b_fl %J- Ur $3,25 each '/J231 words
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Article949 1909-03-01 6 The Lit-; Mr. .Limes I>uncan, f A lytb, n Boatiand, has baqaaataad 0 Bel f Industrial Ar* A 1.-idv lets anonymously presei Boyal [natitntioa I Great Britain with aa cu< I i;1". A tttiin i,f riti i shots from tliH Tran_v_.il j intend visiting Bislev. They frill pay949 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement485 1909-03-01 6 £"_>-. Ef a II! »T1 irf 9B rf, _%__l They ilon't] ccj Wt old. They knowi rSJR that Ay.-r's Sar j|6^f s;i]i;i ii Ilaoi *>-. aew life, strength, Jj I vigor. Makes them *om feellikeboysagai— improrefl the appetite, aids digestion, keeps the nerves strong and Jte tdy, and the brain485 words
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Advertisement695 1909-03-01 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For Chin*, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Throngh Bill* of Lading issued for Ohina Coast, Persian Gulf, Continents! snd American Ports. Sttamers will Ua<rt Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Macedonia Feb. 26 Delta695 words
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Advertisement714 1909-03-01 6 SHIPPING OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched fr ni 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, Havre714 words
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Advertisement697 1909-03-01 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and lioUerdam, and tttfl Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at697 words
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Advertisement495 1909-03-01 6 SHIPPING. MX Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GEEMAH MAIL LIUB Tne fast and w_ll.kn.w_i man sW_ii< th.ri Company sail fortnightly from HjUßbur/ v:» Rutterd*a., Antwerp, S<>uth__j Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connect! c llan*i ffeplee. UsKandria and vie* v*,r_») Port Sue?, Aden. Colombo, Penang, bmgap o kong, B— —^Ssi, Nagasak; A Esfes to495 words
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162 1909-03-01 7 Si >UY. I sb. 1. Ths laa I n arrived at Edithbur^ si p.m bai ers m refa ties and T«ro men who w-r^ injured mrntt mSOSM, ab I I :nd UmOI H.nd rai_,r W- e|| p l>r t Adelaide D S adaj morning,162 words
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Article111 1909-03-01 7 Mr des bas just the mos Since trano first m the ;me ■1 -bed honour radar-Officer. This witb it sr for eas alwaji go his class m he has further £ot the la] for distinguished r from the Woolwich _c blue ribbon of the 'orious -v111 words
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Article80 1909-03-01 7 SEATTLE' S TRADE DECREASING. 'KXIMT. hai been oauaarea of Victoria iTer, 1 up by In order to comply with ate Mission's ruling, to increase M. The increased tariff on ie it cheaper for the ght through Canadian b of the freight iliy went from Seattle now go** f i .mission's80 words
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Article23 1909-03-01 7 tie* idcj snb-committee's ter of the money sa and the Scottish payment A asover the titer legitimate rationalism. traction and 91-23 words
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Article715 1909-03-01 7 PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. Tmttday, SOtk March. 1. Maiden Plate _30 p.m. -Value $330 A Race for Maidens, Weight &st. Tibs. BxGriffins imported at $400 or under allowed 14 lbs., over $VX) 7!b_. Entrance >15 D.stance 1 mite. 2. The Champion Griffin Race 2.25 p.m.— Value 1850. Cup715 words
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Article71 1909-03-01 7 (Coßaaons up to Feb 20 > Bank 4 m/s 1 demand 2/8| Pnrate credit* I ms 2 4 0 credits 6 m/s 2/4] F&Ajrca, demand Bank^ 892 GI sa__a_fT, demand 237 Ls_i__,T.T, 174 i J FToKdsrowa. demand 24 J /_> -ToxOHAJtA, <":emand 11 Java, demand 1 l Bahokok' demand71 words
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Article137 1909-03-01 7 Feb 26. Tir* $66.00 Gambier M Ghunbto Cube No. 1 13.00 Gambier Onbe No. 2 32.50 Pepper Black (ord a. ITpcrs) 1 0.62| Pepr. er, White (fa_ i 7 5 0 NntraegsfllOto ths 18 00 Nutmeg. (80 to tas Ik) 23 50 Mace 'Banda, note GSOTOS (Amboina) l<o Liberiar137 words
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Article538 1909-03-01 7 Ics-ced p*;d op Valtx op Gem pas y Qootuto* S22 ass sj 5 ssjiss'^- S si 3 3 &tf" f £60,000 60.000 1 1 Kint* Tx k^ iff £100.900 100.000 1 1 Kedujg T.x. M:^rjr Oo 14(^000 4SQ.OO0 It 10 M.^.T, L.^OcLul fS|0.000 17t^0( r5/ 5 ft '^K UuK.:at*<i538 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement218 1909-03-01 7 Entries close for all events on Thursday, the 11th of March, at 6pm Late entries at double entrance fees on Thursday, the l.th at ti pm. All entries _aust be made on S. R A. forms able from tha Secretaries of any of the Associated Clubs All entries must be218 words
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Advertisement615 1909-03-01 7 TO LET. TO LET No WHkifl Road, Good Tenni« Court and Water laid en. Immediate entry. Rent _^derate. Apply to— A. S. DESi.EH, Nc OK Waterloo Street or, at Ol IHBII Co.. Ltd. Marl GODOWN TO BE LET. In best part uf tt,. _q tare, with plate gla'-s ■Im tm615 words
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Advertisement386 1909-03-01 7 O/i £/re Berth. BRITISH INDIA S, N. Cc. Ltd. 01 j PEN ANG. MADRAS AND NEGAPATAM The Company's Steameb TARA 6,322 tons, A. H. Acheson, Commander, will be despatched for the above ports on Thursday, •th March, at 5 p.m. She has excellent accommodation I fin and second class passengers.386 words
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Advertisement254 1909-03-01 7 THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO., LTD. Nc. 1 DOCK. No 2 DOCK. Length inside 514 ft. >, inside 37. 75ft entrance lop 95 f t,! bott entrance, top HI 1 1 U*U Water on blocks 27.5 ft. iter on blocks 205 ft Time to pump out 4 hours. out 2 hours.254 words
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Article413 1909-03-01 8 MONDAYS TIE.-. A Class DoUMJL Cheek und Cuscad.n, 2 v Treadgold and Dr Simpson owf> 1 Oreen and Mayaon owe 1 L_toa and Denny a scr B Ci _aa Doimi Kemp and r're+;man owe 2 v Henson and Cnscaden, 2. M.uriar-n and M^rris^n, -kt. v Millard and413 words
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Article94 1909-03-01 8 BATI \77.\ S 8 I.. "i Pants Mr, Heidi n md af» Green beet Miss J. Be un ami Mi P 6 2 T< M:ir Ah |fi I v i Mr. Qa_M mm and Mr 1 T. Miles v Mrs Saunders and Air Bremner. Mi\94 words
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Article202 1909-03-01 8 PK X NT 7 .LIKYINO KOD ND. The <jualifyii;_: round for President's Pr./< was played on the links on Siturd.ty and Bon day, February 27th and 28th. Thirty six members competed and following earda mmm ratamed 1 1 H •B] 4 J b .1 S J. Mi202 words
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Article291 1909-03-01 8 Thi S.CC. Toitbvamkvt. The final of tta S.C C. Tournament was played on Saturday and won by "Tne R?st," win. defeated tin dr. i_on (one man short) by 71 rails. The game showed much uneven batting, three men scoring 115 out of 166 ratia, na OUerhoad 47 Paxon27; and291 words
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Article138 1909-03-01 8 i c results of the first day races, at Ipoh on Pi iday, are thus wired down \'.:i sidsnt'e I I Mon; _ite, 90 2 Beatrix 11.0 won by four lengths, m 1 mm. 30 -ea, tote paid &8 Sii.KN. IP Cup, 1 Three Chops, •1 B138 words
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Article15 1909-03-01 8 The griffins will be drawn for this evening at pm. at Abrams Yard.15 words
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Article241 1909-03-01 8 At Tanglin, A. and li. Companies met m the above Competition, I 4' ore a fair number of spectators. Just after the start "H" Coy were awarded a free kick which was i easiP r'. .red. Piay was of a slow nature for tho t.rst quarter of241 words
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Article146 1909-03-01 8 m v;. OF Colonial Govi rnmf.n Tbe Korea Daily News, which has recomm need publi -tion m a rednoed Bize under the direction uf Mr P. T. IP-the!!, remarks that perhaps by and hy the Japanese will consent ko take tenons m the science of Colonial146 words
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Article418 1909-03-01 8 The usual monthly Week-end Camp was held on Saturday and Sunday, at Fort Pasir Panjang. About fifteen N. C. O.s and men embarked at Johnston's Pier at 3 30 p.m, under Captain Hilton and Lt. Stratton. Captain B. B. Colbeck, R. C r A., Staff Officer418 words
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Article99 1909-03-01 8 On Saturday night (Oth) there will be a smoking concert at tie Drill Hall, tickets $3 each obtainable at tbe door. The concert will be a popular farewell to Capt. Colbeck, the adjutant of the Corps strictly speaking the Staff Officer to the Colonial Force?, but all Volunteer99 words
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Article323 1909-03-01 8 The second match m the semi final round for the Tramway Cup, m which the Fathol Munir and the Rooshdia Club were the opposing teams, was played oft" on Saturday evening on the Beach Koad ground. The game proved a well contested one, and was witnessed by a323 words
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Article113 1909-03-01 8 Major- Ceneral Nakamui-a, who has boon transferred to the post of the Principal of the 1 Artillery and Engineering School from the Commander-in-Chief of the troops stationed m China, baa returned to Japan. The Ceneral .ays (according to the Japan Times that the expansion of the Chinese113 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement21 1909-03-01 8 i The Fruit Season. This season always brings on more or as diarrhoea winch is promptly checked by ntiamkwkiiß _\->!i.» h^pi-l.^o21 words
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Advertisement106 1909-03-01 8 mmmtmm The Van Rijn Tyreless ll tin v llnhnor \A/w%Cm£ml j Ixiil/Ilcl VVIItJCI, Patented m the United Kingdcm and ali Principal Countries Colonies, i A Perfect Wheel for All Kinds of Motor The Van Rijn WU Vehicles. 1Q fi>„„_ t» i No Costly Tyre renewals: No Punctur Cause Delay en106 words
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Miscellaneous604 1909-03-01 8 SHIPPING NOTES. The Glenogle arrived from Amoy and Swatow yesterday with 1,955 Chinese passengers. A Malay sailor, Mat bin Amat died on baard the s.s. Darvel on the wav across from Labuan. The cause ef dea'h was heartfailure and Mat wa.s buried at sei. CLEARANCES. Feb 28. Koning Willem 1,604 words
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Miscellaneous670 1909-03-01 8 VESSELS IN PORT. Man-of-war Fla* and Tons Commanders Arrived From F T m\ m fm OO de Gama Port ends. 8300 D 'A. meida Feb nbo Macao Shm F_* Tons Master Arrived From Consignee P.r \r !jW Ban Leong Dut 275 Winters Jan P J 1 let d. to port670 words
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