The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 March 1909

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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, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1909. NO. 6,538
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    120 1 The Saigon Deporteee bam bean I before the Magistrate charged nitfa gatg robbery I^ge 5 The Seivian Government h;is warned thi dis-.ff.ct_d of its suhj-cts not to indulgi anti-Austrian demount rttions. It ttus'i ia the sincerity and good wishes of the Powers Page 5. An excess vote
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    THE TYRANNY OF THE CHOIR.
    663 1 The phi te il a ;j j e which n ference is abi ut made. But at one time or anoi: have l>een expressed 1 v those who like to Kuk on the Babbtth, atd take an interest m public worship. Thi note, "public" worship:.
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      536 1 IBsm)., ad. ASMUS, Esq* P. FOWLIE, ilb., cm., Chairman. Vice Chairman. Chuf Medical Officer. Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. GUARANTEED POLICIES PROMPr SETTLEMENTS HEAD M» LPO A. H. FAIR, Bfanaging director. I IPOH AND PENANG. at JL A VlVleV^ BANGKOK, MED TIN PALEMBANG F. M. S. M |ra ||_LJil^J___l___
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      203 1 Entertainments. kcoyalThotjel PAYA LEBAR. DANCE. On Saturday, 6th March, 1909, at 9 p.m. EXCELLENT MUSIC. Admission Gentlemen $2. I adies Free. Ladies and Gentlemen's tickets can be had at the Hotel or No. 10, Raffles Place. G. A. FERNANDEZ, HARIMA HALL. GRAND CINEMATOGRAPH. I North Bridge P.oad. NEW PICTURES. String
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      141 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction Sales, Lands and Houses (Povrell and Co) Salvage from Kaloiuo (Coghian ;;n I Co) also town property and a collie dog (same firm) deceased's effects (Crane) Page 3. Chancery House to let; Cassala; and house m Devonshire Load Page 7. Wanted a reader for Eraser and Neave
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      279 1 Wednesday, 3rd Doll Show Meeting, Municipal Office, 10 a W. A at the Parsonage, 430 pm. S.V.I. Company Extended Order Drill. B I Mail Homeward closes 3 p S.R.A. Lad.es Meeting, Balestier 5 3^p S.CC. Tennis. \V. C. T. U Public Meeting, 8.15 p Dalhousie Chapter, 8.30 p Friday, sth
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    THE SEA-ROVER.
    361 2 E hM kJDIi I I WhaJ are hot who tmSm the Beat ihe land and mt n tht .nknown c come a^ain I canvas oa the breese '.hings ar. his who tails the Eh < ■til of enterprise Since all I :bi bm hi] I his, anticipa'.; m
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    INTERNATIONAL OPIUM SMOKERS.
    226 2 n I I Commission open- na. on the 18th February. After tl announced the names of the pointed as a Committee on rnational Agn i BOnti atfecting the traffic m Oj mm, Mr Mackenzie Iving presented a m Canad.i. The Chun mt report then came upfjrdisj->: i
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    NEW NAME FOR CHITS.
    114 2 I >ple know mm iimillillfl ol the i ton* Vmtj torn tmxjtmt Britooa bave ooe_.e aow at it, bai thorn we i a ocean ■taamon or so i m our dominions beyond the seas an tm m v qoaantanoe. iis b md printed oa 11m lO|i
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      595 2 Tklkgrams: Ol__Tß/ICUO DOATIiC DC Telephone Siemens, Singapore." OltllltllO DliU I *****0 No. 647, Singapore. DYNAMO WORKS LIMITED. Manufacturers of, Electrical Machinery, Apparatus and Accessories, and Contractors for Electric Light and Power Installations. WINCHESTER HOUSE, Head Offices 6, BEACH ROAD, York Mansion, Wkstminster, SINGAPORE. London, S. w. PENANG. 1. IT M
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      612 2 NOTWES. J f% cures instantLv s opeciiic ssst Money will be refunded if it does not cure. Price 50 cts. Sole Agents Maynard Co., Ltd Spore. Mar 8 8 2 YONG FONG, Photographic Studio. High-Class Photographs and Enlargements. 79, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD. Mar 3 MUSIC. Mr. Josef Tombrank, Professional Tuner,
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      473 2 INSURANCES. FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established 1882. Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Gold Dollars. J. H. EVAN?, Manager, South mmmtttm Aval. The Borneo Co., (i« Dead Agents. Mar 1 1.6 NEW ZEALAND INSURANT CO,, LTD. FIRE AND MARINE. YAN6-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOC. LTD. MARINE. CHINA FiRE INSURANCE CO., LTD.
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      476 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and ASSETS GOLD $6,500,C00. ID a: -60 Wall S. Lo I3isi ithin, LONDOI Losnc Nationa. Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign I Transacted. Ikposit Account i antl Interest allowed on the daily balam. rate of r annum which can be ascertained on application. Mai. Chartered
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    PRAYER AS A PISTOL.
    374 3 amusing discussion that ba. Been h-me pa[ ah< ut the .tn v cnixadH aif an-? 1>: '^ira! a .m (V fa tve ipon a liv .1 bnsatti It ia a i.sts that v. len he scientific peraoa that kind, md I for nil nn mt* na
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    A BANGKOK PILGRIMAGE.
    42 3 repairs it at very old royal i I which has fallen into dbrepair. Bii Majeot] Mug gave rea lv t: R hue worn Irom far aa m v 1 Buddha seems to be of 1 J sittin_ B it
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    SIAM IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT.
    43 3 \v h. i a eon i iv ireeb bl Homaa ran U 1 1 j '1 be i baa I this I >ing Work vn, i. mlt of i at l.an Iha ■basoi b bro igbl back tivai Bangkok Times.)
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    SAVED FROM THE KNIFE.
    311 3 i Mr Maym of M, Gladstone Road. D-.s oon.be. Bournemouth, England, says 1 rod eight or nine year- from chronic m Bammatioa oi the kidneys and stone. "1 was I nci BXAMHSQ UWDMM thk \-l;.\-., and tl.. dee-.rH thought they could 800 the stone. 1 wa-
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      21 3 The Fruit Season. .i. w _t\ s bring! I n bh n ptfj die tod In 4 '!._> k_..r i ,_L_.I 1
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      365 3 WANTED. READER WANTED Apply, iritlo copies ol testimonials, To FBABBB lAD N'r. i: Ltd. 2-2, Raffles Quay. Mar 8 7 3 WANTED nail light Oftice Gharry. Must be cheap and m good order. Apply stating particulars to W c o Free Press. Mar 2 5.3 WANTED a bines* Salesman who
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      983 3 lfc MOND GAS. 1 MERSEY PLANTS EXCEL. I Sensitive Vapourizsr. Large Washer. Additional Dryer. I Special Ncn-return Stoking Valve. Continuous Running. Quick Starting. Simplicity. Reliability. Accessibility. Varyiug Loads. Overloads. High Efficiency Ash may be Removed when the Plant is Running. SOLE AGENTS: CENTRAL ENCINE WORKS, j THE LAST SALE OF
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      204 3 USE ["EAGLE" CEMENT. I R M A mV i TROPICAL ROOFING \%%X m^ m M Trinidad Lak*- f f M^L^L^k ELEVEN SUPERIOR FRENCH MOTOR-CARS, W. LAMBERT'S CARRIAGE WORKS ORCHARD-RD., SINGATORE Monday, the 15th Mar. at 2=30 p. m. Lot 1. One 1016 hp 4 cyl. "Bayard Cl« ment" double phaeton
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    Domestic Occurrences. Births.
    37 4 Domestic Occurrences. Births. On the 25th of February to Mr. and Mrs. JAMES WHIR, a daughter. Lohr. At li Bybro.k h Tunggal Rd., Singapore, on March 2nd, the wife of H. R. W. Lohb of a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Mar. 3, 1909.
    1095 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Mar. 3, 1909. Here shall the Press the People's r.jiht maintain, TJijawed by influence and anbtibed by gain Here patriot Truth hrr glorious precepts draw. Pledged to Religion, Loyalty and law. I It is likely that many people who take some thoughtful interest m the
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    930 4 The Foochow Echo announces the engagement of Mr F. T, Lachlan, of Messrs Jardine, Matheson and Co. Ld., to Daphne, daughter of Dr and Mrs T. Rennie, of tbat Port. Owing to the great scarcity of draught animals m the Philippines it is proposed to j___.sftnt a bill to tha
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    FLOODS IN SELANGOR.
    94 4 Salak Sout?. Flood Km ita 1. n I h There was exceeding heavy rs restorday. Salak South m;m machinery ii praotios ninjured. B i' Sl BBpMtod that there will be a sn rnsua. eg B bis a big mine -ode the Kii.ua LnmpM, m the direction Bhm
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    DEATH OF Mr. G. W. FRYER
    452 4 We ban Hi spttal. of Mr George W the Engineer m charge ot m the i II day Stt ..Iwav to have been a stroke some three weeks ago, but quite understood b n well. The news of his d .cea- I l U
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    80 4 The Chief Justice ef 11 ■eaten ad Is fang aw -c at V knive- lev-lverp, and wire t. tp th*»ir victims, faan hard labour and 1.4 m apiece. A simile ont was inflicted ofelafM ai the Hongkong Ass.. aimed lebhary. i i b papers am sea day e\. :.iu^ m
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      324 4 mwJmsF S tmZ^^msm pfiPHfi'm \)^w __^"c *TiO*B*~~-i__^_-B-_-/_e_--^*-f-----f-V_ fi ■p^Wß__B^(*k« -_r Art of Cigarette Making^^k sj nil reached m Cairo .:.k lint- two brands known as fi m Bouton RougeVl H and Felucca /f Egyptian Cigarettes _^te I Made of the choicest .elected Turkish Tobacco under ideal conditio: |be delica jol
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      141 4 1 T IG. R. Lambert Co., LIMITED. Established 1875. Photographers by Royal appointment. Artists and Art dealers. 4,000 different Views and Types of South Asia. Tho largest Picture Post Card stock m the Colony. E.s, Lantern slides, Panoramas, ture m all Processes, ming m refined style. 2uropean firm m Singapore.
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      32 4 Pneumonia. This is one of the most dangerous, and often fatal, diseases. It always results from a cold or from an attack of the grip. Chambedaia'l Cough liemedy quickly cures these diseases
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      43 4 Croup The first symptom t)1 v ness. When Chamb< i lain i is given as soon as tin child b< the hltark can ftlwajn hi avert. U f roupy cough has appeand tl,. att»u an be wardod of! I prompt us* of this
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    SERVIA'S POLICY.
    71 5 to be Rushed by Alarmists. >i'ou_arne Toleffraph. 1. orer'- B o il 6 80 pm. re fr m Belgrade il ita that th. :n. ordered the police to <|uell any at pts at Auti A d itr iaa demons' n c. > w irael the ■t* n t
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    FOREIGN OFFICE APPOINTMENTS.
    30 5 Mr. SV. Ii Mix Me Butie been appoint 4 d I B itiel gal msl Peking 1- O. M. 1 Madrid bat b«a ipp ante illor kio.
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    BRITISH CONSUL AT HARBIN.
    53 5 Not Needed. In the House cf Commons Mr. MeKia- Bmm mid that fa id •he sp i \s H irbta, but had itish int. -re did not tnt the exp* Its hs I I i the Consul at M I to occasionally visit Ear U I
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    THE BANDMANN COMEDY COMPANY.
    234 5 Mr lavage, bwsinaii manager of i I tamedj Compai ich is at presen' •Dg m Hongkong md will •<>me down to S ngapore bi next homeward P. an m mired m Singapore by the "Mah mmmi Band nan C-msedj mj willplij here one Viatoria Theatre, Thursday
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    SMUGGLING OPIUM.
    150 5 ER CaI'TTKE IN M \n 1. on the lßth the Tondo i ihiable capture of opium on thi B seem ag thirty piom which four Filipino, were tiag to land at that point. The T Bid I patrolmen have been en the look- out .1 when thsjj four
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    IMPERIAL COLONIAL PRESS CONFERENCE.
    75 5 Cn we, m Secretary of suae Colonies, has COaeentsd to preside at the banquet to be given by Ihe Government m com.' d with t Imperial fTolonisl Pram to bt- held m the coming Special interest attaches to the fun m En vi. w ot the
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    COST OF OLD AGE.
    49 5 Exceeds Estimates. (By Submarine Telegraph— R.trer's) Ban Mar. 2, 8 L 5 p.m. The House of Commons has voted a ■uppleaMßtary eetimate of 1 < for old ige pensions, nhicb is aa inonaie ol eighty per cent compared wi.h the estimate for the ftrsl three months.
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    THE FORFAR ELECTION.
    55 5 Liberal Majority Drops. Kee Mar 2, 9.30 am. Mr Falconer, the Liberal candidate, has been elected for Forfaiehire. Thefiguiei were Falconer 6,422, Black* bora (Uaioniet) 3,970. The Libera] majority has been reduced about a thousand. The MW member replaces Capt the Rt Son .1. Sinclair who has
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    FALSE CHARGE.
    162 5 I tipeetot Oxley charged s young Tamil m nu before Mr Green, the second magistrate, yesterday afternoon, with making i false report to him The woman told the [napectoi thai her house had been ruled bj Tamil gangrobberi and that one of them had eri ni nail v
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    THEFTS AND ROBBERIES.
    183 5 A Bjhun "kechil employe! by Mil I lilbert ol 33, Silegie Road, has been arrested for itealiag $68 iv cish and gorna ••weliery belonging to his employer. Burglars have itol-aa mouey and clothing amounting to 1 30 50 from a Hokien's house i. the 5 mile at
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    ASLEEP ON DUTY.
    248 5 Polk i Skntky Caught m Act. A Sikh police constable appeared before Mr Grreen, the second magistrate, yesterday, OH charges of being asleep on duty, and disobedience of orders by not being m proper uniform. Sergeant Nicoll said tha' while on rounds with Malay P. C. 535
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    BREAD THAT INEBRIATES.
    117 5 Since you don't live m Siberia you need not SS afraid, says 11 Narrion, a Russian, to get drunk through eating ordinary bread. In far eastern Siberia, m that region which lice between the sea and the river called Tassuri, the humidity of the climate, as well
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1011 5 The S. C. C. Lawn Tennis tournament has not started very propitiously, at least as far aa the competitions proper are concerned. Last week the weather was fair and a good deal of progress was made both m D liagles and the I'rofes<ion Pairs preliminary but this week
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    REFUGEES CHARGED.
    298 5 MEMBERS OF AN UNLAWFUL SOCIETY. SAIGON'S DEPORTEES. Nineteen of the Chinese refugees arrested I m connection with the recent murder and gang robhary at Jurong, and the gtng robbery at (J hua Gnu Kang, appeared before 31- Green, the second magistrate, )e.terdav, on a charge of being members
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    412 5 Py Lieut. Colonel E, G. Proadrick, Commandant S. V. <_'. Singapore, '2nd March. S. V. C. The Annual General Meeting of the Singapore Rifle Association will be held on Monday, Bth March 1909, at 6 pm., at the S. V. C. Drill Hall. S. V. A.
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    MOTORIST STOPPED BY CHINESE.
    100 5 We hear on good authoi ity that a Chinese motorist was stopped at the eleventh mile at Bukit Timih by four Kehs two da\s ago. The Kehs stood m a line m front of thecar and jumped inside when it drew up. They ordered the owner
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      198 5 ROBINSON Co. A FRESH SHIPMENT OF CRAVEN TOBACCO CIGARETTES. fi§M S5 Sorters and Sn^f fa* Place. 7 i-^^Atl rtt^'S 4 oz. tins. An Tight tin of 50. DOUW I J> < r. I 07 n| 4 m, tins. •gN Black Cat (||y Cigarettes [Mv An Tight tin of *)0. i
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    BELATED APOLOGIES.
    308 6 The public nemorj ii ihoti bu. it will I hardly ftA bave forgotten tri. aim .st uai- 1 ver.il howl uf execralioi with which the <lt't^rmiiiH-i iction of (JJ pernor Swettenbam of .1 UW i (lurisg 'beea B •vdi ed m "jj c>uut!V. The OKlffTßOf worked rvriorilmir;'; v
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    THE LATE MR. OSWALD CRAWFURD.
    205 6 A home papec bai khia reference to the lata Hi Oswald I fawfm cio, ion of «na «t tha aailj leroora ol Bingapore, who M »treoi A Hi 0 1 was our Oaan lat nearly i [oarter ol b centuri h nana to tha general
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    TO MAKE THE EMPIRE KNOWN.
    309 6 Ti. B -i il I-Wtrtiction Commit, ee, apl„, i.v th-- BeeroUri ol Slat* Coi the Colonies, baa iaraed foi rariona parts .-t Ban wrieo ol leren leetoroa i n the United Kingdom, illustrated hj lantern slid* wrmt r spared ior the En<Han Gk^vetnment, is nov.
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      74 6 A Sprained Ankle. A^j a rule a mau will feel well satisfied if he can hobble around on crutches m two or three weeks af'.t r spraining his aukle. and it is two or tliree luouliia htfOTC he is fully reeovertd. This is an unnecessary lons of time, for m
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      564 6 _^^W_yi__s_ 4_v^lA The woman r -n the right n.vcr osed Aj rt Hair Vigor. Sho reglect- i- r hair,andßowherBe!fßnffen from neglect. On tho contrary, the woman en the left haa ilwaja H d Ayer'a Hair Vigor, anl owe-. to it much cf her youthful appear■nee and attractiyenesa. yhfer 9 i>
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      698 6 SHIPPING. P. O. 3TEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Through Bills of Lading issued for Ohina Ooaat, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will !ta*t Singapore on ox about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Macedonia Feb. 26 Delta
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      714 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 Dfareeilleß, Havre and
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      536 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. r" The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre aud Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo
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      507 6 SHIPPING. N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The faat and eell-kBOWB mail ateamers ot this (.Vmpany Mil fortnightly fr 08. .-.-often, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp S< u5 -n.r Gibraltar, Genoa, Napie ectvn Mh Naplee, Alexandria and vice vers*) I\.r: Be Sue;-., Aden, Colombo, Penang Singapi n
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    IMPERIAL AND HOME DEFENCE.
    490 7 At one pvricii m his hisi >ry tbe An^lo n could turn U upon bis eheohrti Gr< it succ< sses or great vt i 1 he accepted ;.h Ihfl BOBflheJ inc. .h_ halfpenei But of I lis penes ___e_ree4er o. Sa aI si led* r s
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    RACES FOR AEROPLANES.
    81 7 > the Engineer the first ines will take pl.t M rvirly this j nd the M urn Vt part of the course lies over the a will be m attendance m ease any tall into n. a iter. Tie uers must make the Might tram the p
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    Kinta Gymkhana Meeting.
    920 7 PROGRAMME. I I FIRST DAY. Tmmtdtsft 90th March. 1. Maiden Plate LBO p.m. Value n> 1 A ftace for Maidens, Weignt Bet. 71bs. Ex i Griffins imported at $.00 or under allowec 14 lbs over $400 Tibs. Entrance $16 D.at- ance 1 mile. 2. The Champion Griffin
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    EXCHANGE.
    75 7 (CORSBCTBD UP TO Mir 2 I Bank 4 m/s 2 AJL I m demand M B^B| 1 1 Prirate credits 3 m/s M 2/4 -j credits 6 m/s 2/4* PiiAHon, demand Bank M 2^2 GneMAXT, demand 237 India, T.T, 1741 FTow«Koire, demand 24 i% Yokohama, demand 11 »i Java,
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    PRODUCE.
    141 7 Mar 2. Tix* $66.25 Gambier 8.55 Gambier Onbe No. 1 1 3.00 Grambier Oube No. 2 no rn 12.50 Pepper Black (oreVe. Spore) buyers 10.75 Pepper, White (fair 17 7| Nntmege (110 to the ib.)^ w 18 00 Nutmegs (80 to the IW.) 2- 50 Mace (Banda) norn Gloves
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    SHARES.
    640 7 iMtMd p+id cp Valat hp Company. Qaotattaa S 1 3 ilP^" f i',??V°^ 60 000 X KinUTmMi'M. If p X 30,000 W.000 1 1 Maiaya and 8mm' Corporation Ltd. liSO.OOO 450,000 10 10 Mai Jca Tin Dred^^l U £250,000 179,500 5^* b l~ p h «g Consolidated Co Ltd
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      87 7 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. many remarks! t soldi aud 'aration have made •er a large part of the civilized wor. poo. v all deal TO LET ran Villa VsXV >• Load. s v^ V ADJ 3, 1" OISCn. I N mws u.e OFFICE TO LET fl jor The v Buildi: ice.
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      84 7 TO BE LET UNFURNISHED. Ayt r.letneh. Serangoon Rd, large grounds suitable far Golf, Tenni- Courts. Kent HOO. Appiy H. L. COGHLAN A Co., Estate Agents. Feb i > "•<-• TO LET. Ban Kee, a Commodious ChinstS dwelling bonse bong Municipal No. 199, Haveiock Road suitable for boarding house or mess.
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      637 7 TO LET. CHANCERY HOUSE Chancery Lane. I nfurnished. Entry Is May. Kent $100. Apply to Th. Sohst c o H. Scbaefer ft Co. Mar 8 tts .'5.4 FURNISHED HOUSE TO BE LET. 1 Cassala," Tanglin Hill, Entry Ist April Kent 6135. Well furnished, two tennis courts Apply 11. L. COGHLAN
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      388 7 On the Berth. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. For Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan Ports. The Imperial German Mail Steamer "PRINZ LUDWIG" 9,G30 tons, Captain van Binzer, having left Colombo on Tuesday the 2nd inst, at 9 a.m., may be expected to arrive here on Sunday afternoon the 7th idem en route for above
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      286 7 THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO., LTD. Length Inside 514 ft. Lengttl Inside 875 ft W 75 n° f entrance tOP 95 ft bott Width ol entrance, top 60.6 ft. boU. Water on blocks 27.5 ft. Water on blocks 20 5 ft Time to pump out 4 hours. Time to pump oat
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    THE HIPPODROME.
    590 8 Successful Opening pKHKOJOJ-AN' K. The management of the Hippodrome must have been very pleased with the reception they received last night from Singapore on their opening performance Tbe weather was fav.)ural»'e, and the large double tent wis crammed when the show commenced. I' is now many months since
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    L. L. T. C. TOURNAMENT.
    93 8 FBSTERDAI S PLAI Q-MXPIOTOOT Paina Final. Mr.. II ilden and Mr Ornsn bent Mim Qnnn r:. iMr Mngli--- 8 -2, t WBDKBSDAT*S TlKs. Ml-Rl' B I)< Xt .:-> Fl\ Miss Gardiner and Mr CantreW v Mrs Buck land .md Mr Pinmpton. Lames Doi ki.ks. Mrs
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    35 8 There v h uo play yestete_aj aid there v;i b- i.c liy Tit- ties fixed for yesterday will be played en Thursday and M D la 1 ties "Li I. .ii J
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    DOLL SHOW.
    77 8 A meeting to inaks tho BSCtSSarj arrangements f. r the posed !> -it Show will be be'..i. by k-.nd peraaiasioß of the President, m Ihe Mia,- ipal Board Rooa_i today at 10s m Lady Evelyn _Tooag has kiadlj promised lo pres-.de al the mestiag. I' is hoped Übal
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    TRIAD SOCIETY CASE.
    36 8 The seventeen Chinese arrested at Kallang Pudding m connect.on with an alleged Tri-td Society were before Mr Green, the PM 'nd magistrate, yesterday. The r__e was ___f____ii____3 till Thursday. No evidence was i
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      PLEA FOR CIRCUS SITE.
      409 8 Sir, Monday's r_in was of course exceptional, and no fore-light could have prevented tho site of tbe Hippodrome from being UDfit for a Show. Bat there have been times when even a moderate amount of rain has interfered with Ihe pUasute of a large number of
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      ROAD WORK IN SINGAPORE.
      271 8 To Thk Kiutok, Sir, It is an unt hark ful task always to be Oarping at the authorities responsible for the carrying out of road repairs and con>t: n i > n m Singapore. Still, perhaps tbe Baid authorities do not always have brought to their
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    TRESPASS AT NIGHT.
    99 8 LaBt Wednesday oight, a Christian Chinaman living m Bukit Timah l.jad bearJ bis dogs barking, and on going out with a i ght, saw ;i Kuwchew Keh standing under a tree. The man ran to the jungle but was captured with assignee and handed over to the
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    THE S LIGHTER "BEAGLE."
    113 8 Efewa Laving been circulated that the steam lighter Bdagle, bought b;y the Siamese GtaTerasaeat as teader I > the torpedo boats had tout dered with all hand-, we have vow posttifs iaformatioa from Capt Christianna, a pilot for tht* Meiaan Uur, who haa arrived here by
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    79 8 The Hoßgkoßg Medic il School notwithstanding, it is stated, man Amoy letter,that there are not a few patiiotic Chins BIOS as well aa sympathetic foreigners who are revolting many new schemes calculated to tent-tit the people of Fukien. One of the latest is a projected Medical School for the training
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    A PLUCKY POLICEMAN.
    356 8 Considerable excitement was caused m BaDgkok en Feb. 19 by a daring attempt made by a prisoner to escape from the British Legation gaol. The Chinaman m question was awaiting deportation and was sent down to a Klong under guard to wash buckets. Two other Chinamen signalled
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    THE LATE BISHOP VEY.
    358 8 Impressive Foneral Service. The late Bishop Vey enjoined almost with hia parting breath that the last ceremonies should be conducted with an entire absence of pomp. The funeral was a compromise which would have surely met the approval of the distinguished ecclesiastic m whose honour representatives
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    SINGAPORE OR SAIGON.
    138 8 Pokt of Transhipment fob Siam. Very frequently, says tbe Siam Free Press/ tbe question bas been asked why French capitalists, merchants and manufacturers, of French Indo-China, have uever endeavoured to establish a nourishing trade between Saigon and Bangkok. There are many classes of French manufactured goods and
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    PASSING BAD DOLLARS.
    58 8 A yourg Keh, who said be had just come from Johore, was convicted by Mr Howard, m the District Court, yesterday, of passing two bad dollars at the Gaiety Cinematograph show m Hill Street. He was sentenced t > six months' rigorous imprisonment. The Keh succeeded m
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    289 8 The Austrian steamer Java ariivtd from I Port Said on Monday with 5,7t>0 tons of salt. The large British steamer S ettin arrived m port yesterday from Lingkat with 18 000 cases anl 84,000 tins of petroleum. The Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs have just published their annual lis.
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