The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 April 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, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1909. NO. 6,583
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    131 1 The Nationalists of Turkey have complete possession of the capitil. the B officers asserting that the Sultan told them not to fight. His Majesty i oompii the recent coup d'etat is to be acquired into by a Commission Page 5. The Planters' Association of Ifalaya has met
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    THE EVOLUTION OF A COLONIAL PRESS.
    753 1 H'cerit duo the Sup. IVess which was forwarded to me 1 read the somewhat s' statement I there i published m New Zealand! Although during my rt residence m the countn I La covered that every township, no matter how m v ida I
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      163 1 ft 1 FRESH STOGK OF COMPANIA GENERAL BRAND. Londrea boxes of 100 $1 95 per box. Res A. Lope;: 5J 50 300 Pc 25 1.50 Reina Victoria 50 250 Reina Victoria N, P. U. 100 550 Etc, Etc. PRICI LIST FREE ON APPLICATION. I Also SIMON ARST'S I 70 P
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      201 1 Entertainments. Tuesday, 27th April, AT 9-15 P.M. Under the Distinguished Patronage of Hi, M/'JOR-GENERAL T. PERROTT, G.B. 1. Overture "Le Chevalier Breton" The Alhambra < Orchestra. 2. Subject. "A Trip Through Paris and London." 3. Fasbio-nable Paris, the Bois de Boulojiue Calais En Koute. 1. Dover m London The Zoological
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      136 1 Entertainments. THE HUGH J. WARD'S LONDON COMEDY Co. INCLUDING Miss Grace Palotta WILL BE OPENED AT THE Robinson Piano Cos. Premises To-morrow (Wednesday) morning, AT 9 O'CLOCK. Despite numerous applications no seats will be reserved m advance of the opening of the plans and the booking will be conducted strictly
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      91 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs. Caldbeck Maegregor ft Co adv< n a fine collection of sherries Page 4. The Box Plan for Hugh Ward's Company ope us to-morrow Page 1. Special offer m connection with general out fitting Page 2. Government of Selangor want an assistant inspector of boilers Page 2. Wanteds
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      374 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday, 27th High Water. 2.14 a., 4.54 p S.V.A. Laying D R.F. SRE. (V) Electric Light, Pulo Brani, 8.30 p S.Y.I. Company Extended Order Drill. Alhambra Cinematograph Patron's Night. Wednesday. 28 b Hitth Water:— 3 17 a,6 34 p Riley Harsreaves Mtg, noon. Kuantan Tin Co, Gresham House,
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    GLENEALY RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED.
    349 2 TW rapori «d I dance skeet wste passed at the sycon-i m eeting at [pohoatbe l^th last F4l rwing areextracti i The yield ibbst lot t'.- past y-'.iv h t .s been entirety iruui it.- 0 t' 42 acres and unit is •••!>■ satisfactory, teir-.: 528
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    WEDDING.
    270 2 I a M|a n I The marriage was solemnised at the Church I Si John the Evangelist, Kuula Lumpur, on Thursday, of Hi A geraon Charles Cor p W ite, B t:u Tiga, with H Me my, X tal i Lumpur Dr la away, and tip* A. J Pox
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    THE FUTURE OF KEDAH.
    199 2 The PSnaag G stte iqbm ip i leader on above s i- £olk>Wß K->I;i: is a iitrv cf great poasitiilirion The vast mill rement m the administration of t he coun- ,r:r:_' the .-t few jean M undeni.i'-!'-, later the EwtiMMMuag Britisb protection •■> vSr.ite will
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      667 2 General Outfitting Sale No. 12, Stamford Rd,, {Meth. Publishing Room.) Mr. John strut of Hamburg, General Exporter, and I. A DIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OITFITTER l vnsfaes to introduce to She East his goofe A Representative passing throngh with a; LARGE COLLECTION OF THE LATEST CREATIONS is ready to Bell a
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      418 2 NOTWES. ST. GEORGE'S GIRLS* HOM r7 PENANG, A Boarding Home under the charge of a Lady Superintendent and a Matron for Christian Girl> attending the Government Girls' SchoolCharges from |25 a month. Apply to Mrs. Bicknell, Honorary Secretary, or to the Lady Superintendent, Ponang. Api 27 t 27. 7_ PHOTOGRAPHIC
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      531 2 NOT WES. VOLUNTEER CLUB A subscription dance; under tbe auspices of the above Club will be held m the S. V. C. Drill Hall on Friday, 80th Aprii. Applications for tickets must be made through Volunteers to the Honorary Secretary, 8. V. 0. Drill Hall. Early applications are desirable. Apl
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      580 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS j GOLD $6,500,000. Head Offick 6O Wall Street, Niv. York. London Office Threadneodk Boon, Bishopsgati- Street Within. LOXDOfI BC. London Bankers: National Provincial Bauk of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current Deposit Accounts opened and Interest allowed on the daily balances
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      290 2 MsußnxeEs. FEDERAL TnFE Assurance Company of Canatk. ESTAI'.LIKH] Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Gold DoDars. J. H EVANS. Mmm§mr A 9md& Tffi. BOBVM Co., Geh NEW ZEALAND RMIS CO,. FIRE AND Him YAK6-TSZE INSURANCE LTO. MARINE CHIHA F.RE INSURANCE QQ LTD. LOHDON GUARANTEE I NCHR CO., LTfi. GUARANTEE Fire and
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    CHARTERED BANK.
    354 3 ratii (Si s\ .il geam d mmtinfi it ci throughout ti. or to system i' The n unexpected, l>nt t:. BUM with full ta were MTWV, bol I the mo3t 1 i!t passed away, and t. I <r It wiU i forward to the lutur< m any ue,
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      13 3 How to Cm a Cold. you can you will occa-iiun do, gel ndN
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      437 3 p\ Tf ;i man is aa C|gj*« oh!. Tii. .'-or. M;,k-s t hi-iii' feel lit an r frnproves the a] aids digestion, keeps 1 nei strong and Btead^ and the brain clear and acth c. a I -:il iv.Bright'a di ease and otl lridn< io puri re lap te, md
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      998 3 7JUQTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF The S. S. Djambi. THE DUTCH STEAMER DJAMB! WILL Bl SOLD BY AUCTION At Powell Company's Sale-room, On Tuesday, the 27th April, at 2-30 p.m. 1 As she now lies near TaDJong PagßX (east end) m tho harbour of Singapore, together with her machinery, &c. All
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      381 3 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. "Number /0 .72 and 2O H. P. NEWLY ARRIVED L4TEST MODEL Owingto facilities for turning out large numbers ot these famous Cars m order to meet the jrro wine demand, Vost of Production has been reduced to a point which enables them to be offered to the public
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      166 3 ARRIVAL OF NEW STOCK. GAGGING /NO Co. doz. Good Pure Table I T $4 60 CHiANTI WINE, lit lialflit; B MAR- INE. No. 1 PETER MACKENZIE lURE OLD WHO! Ever known 1)L"!' X PBEB Genuine Salad Oil. qt. 60 GaQijino Go, Dec 22 GELANG BRICK WORKS i Best Machine made
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Deaths.
      31 4 CUMMINGS.— At River Valley Road, on 26th inst., Frances Elizabeth, beloved wife of Walter CUMMINGS. On March 31st at Streatham, S.W., Lt.-Col, B. Staples (retired) former Chief Constable, Cheshire, England.
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    The Sinapore Free Press Tuesday, Apail 27, 1909.
    1091 4 The Sinapore Free Press Tuesday, Apail 27, 1909. Here shall the Press the People's right -namis I .nwcil b\ influence and nnbnbed fay gain; Here patriot Troth b~» ptonoas precepts di&w. Pledged to Religion. Loyalty and l,aw. Among the nations that are feeling their wiy to constitutional rule there is
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    839 4 The police believe thtt the tm I men iv the DaDinan Street tragedy were connected with a gambling farm m J.ihore. Messrs Hamilton and Gtriffio, Police probationers, are leaving foe A.moj ihortlj to siudy Chinese. We have received frcm Citcbittg and Company one of the blotting padi irh advertise the
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    PLANTERS IN CONFERENCE
    157 4 MEETING AT KUALA LUMiri: Koala Lumpur, April 2W, 21 p m At tfcfl MMtil Ct&tiOß <■! II I respondei m go ailowsi im aud the n j r. M-utatives on the Im?. il Achtu OMI vu lS tbii leleg ment's power of wk i 1 ided 11
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    NEW YEAR SPORTS.
    85 4 I üblic meotiog the New Yku L tn<i h^ld m the I Pairce m the chair. Ii i 24 h v cout>e at \1 pin. The program ijj out the gktrry ponj prop.fsa'; other thaL vote of the CMvii m Mr G. E. V. 1 The tug;
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    EXPLOSION ON AN OIL SHIP.
    159 4 Marseilles. An exj the three-masted shij .1 of petroleum from PJ Cette. Six mutilated b Irom the 6bip R The explosion < inspecting the vessel 1 that ii iirs, as the r< There were twenty 1 time. In add I ten men were severely inj
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      208 4 SHERRIES. Palma Black Seal. Pale Dry Blue Manzanilla White Montilla Black Pale Fino Blue Pale Gold Dark Yellow Amontillado Brown- Manzanilla (Mark S. C.) White Manzanilla (Pale Dry Supr.) Yellow Vino de Pasto Blue Amontillado (Very Supr.) Red Also lower grades for Cooking purposes. CHOICE OLD DINNER SHERRIES. Oloroso Yellow
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      113 4 PHOTOGRAPHY. The Oldest and NLY European firm 1 of its kind m this Colony, the one that does all the important and responsible work is G. R. Lambert Co., LIMITED. H. TH. JENSEN, Manager. M. BOLTER; NEW STOCK OF ROQUEFORT CHEESE DRIED PEARS DRIED APRICOTS DRIE FiGS. "Gala Peter" Milk
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      134 4 I THE "MANSION" Entrance Oxley Rise and River Valley Road. A BOARDING HOUSE WITH 26 Comfortable and well appointed Rooms. Tbe Dining and Drawing Rooms are spacious and well furnished, tbe latter commanding a view of tbe Town and Harbour. Situated on high ground and apart from noisy thoroughfares and
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    TURKEY'S REVOLUTION.
    91 5 SCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE. ghtmg Imnvnent. m tfgnpkt, Reutei*i) Apr. 26, 10 15 am urs I thfi operations at pie began on Sue-' f ugkt, be Constitutional troops o Urn 1 II m the itered little resistance pproach- i ►j iita obstaoatelj three hours I hand to hand
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    RESTRAINT OF THE INVADERS.
    46 5 SB CORRESPONDENT n Constantinople oa Saturvthing was es were interned in the re were imai j ated. •pean ladies.tinong- le the rang* gun fire The i pax served the most orderly Mr Fre. the correepondent Chronicle, was seriously wound- i si ra
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    VICTORY OF ATTACKERS.
    20 5 arracks, nnd in number, surrendered to ing the whole city of ;..'W in the hands of the
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    The Sultan's Attitude.
    12 5 The t md -oted ad pron to leave Yildiz
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    SULTAN'S COMPLICITY.
    63 5 To be Inquired Into. Received at t"> 10 p.m. At Constantinople, the officers who sured at my thai the Sultan sent ueni not to resist the Army ment, declaring that the as> children, and he did not wish for more bio Thereupon there.nee ceased. >od that a Commission
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    A LUNATIC AT LARGE.
    128 5 A Chuu c ppeared before Ifr o, the second magistrate, yesterday urge of wOfnl trespass m runient House domain. 0. said he had been put on lv clotbes to prevent anyone from near the Colonial Secret .iry'» bongaThe a -nt there aud he arrt'.-t--aa. -.plained that
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    WARD COMEDY SEASON.
    46 5 iA direct^: to the ipeouU *nnouDcemei.' mad« this uiorniDg m our mns respecting the booking ■Kttfn the Ward Comedy season. It IM that the management intend to •it-f art from former OMgM :n not permitting iisv seats t b*i marked cff before the
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    PERSIA'S CONFLICT.
    59 5 Shah Alarmed. (Bj Submarine Telegraph. liiuter's) The s iih has oonsmted to the indefinite piolottgation of the armistice at Tabriz. The Shah and the X ttionalisLs are equally dismayed at the prospect of the armed intervention of EDussia. B nVr's on-respondent at Teheran states thai 2,000 Russian troops
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    BULGARIAN INDEPENDENCE.
    13 5 Britain, Franca and B issia have recognised the Kingdom of Bulgaria. > <
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    EARTHQUAKES IN PORTUGAL.
    71 5 EARTHQUAKES IN PORTUGAL. Many Killed. reported from i.\bou that severe earthquake shocks have been experienced at Rihata a, BanaTente and Semorra, houses collaf ng, thirty nine people baing killed, 100 injured and 120 missing. k was also felt .it Lisbon. Semorra and Benavente are Portuguese Tillages on one of the
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    APPEAL COURT.
    555 5 A Bullock \xi> Cast C iv the Appaal Court yesterday morning, Justice S^rcoinbe Smith was engaged m hearing several appeal cases. Tha first was an appeil by one Alagappa Kandor icinst a decision given m favour of rir.uu Pillay by District Judge S Hinders ia the D'atrict Cjurt.
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    THE DJAMBI SALE.
    34 5 All the deck gear removed from the Dutch steamer Djambi when *he was lying at Tanjoag Pagar Pock will be included m the sale of the Teasel which takes place this
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    REFUGEES ARRESTED.
    296 5 PREPARING TO COMMIT GhiNG BOBBERY. V >r some time past, the 1 >cal police authorities have baeo earefuilj watching the movements of the Chinese refugees m Singapore, as thy are suspected of being concerned iv several crimes. Oj Sunday night, Djtective Inspectors Taylor and B >urae and a
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    "ALL IN THE SOUP."
    652 5 lotjng Eurasian Charged with Theft. A ycung Eurasian named Emile D. Nisb was brought before Mr Green, the second magistrate, yesterdty afternoon, on a charge of retaining stolen property. Se.-gt Hunter explained to his worship that originally three men weie arrested, Clarke, Nisli aud Donno. Clarke
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      CUSTOMS EXAMINATION.
      447 5 To the Editor, Dear Sir, Ca,u vdu please inform me whether a new rule has baen framed for the benefit of the opium and spirit farmers, whereby they are authorized to subject the luggage of Europeans to an examination and thus placing them on a par with the
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    AN ISLAND PRISON.
    481 5 Many a snug little island, like Elba or St. Helena, has served as the prison of the fallen great, but none, I wot, has gaoled them for as many centuries as Prinkipo, a green islet of the Marmora. One of the Princes' Islands," it has always been
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    84 5 Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith was engaged yesterday m the Appeal Court when several native ca,9es of slight importance and of very little interest occupied hie attention. On another page will be found those of most public interest. Mr de Mello, acting fouith magistrate, was busy yesterday morning m hearing a
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      32 5 Lingering Colds, The longer a cold hangs on, the more it weakens the system. Do not run the ris an attack of pneumonia by neglecting it, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure your
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      179 5 ROBINSON Co. I NOW ON V!EW I NEW EXCLUSIVE MODELS I Trimmed Millinery. I THE LATEST DRESS FABRICS I ALL THE NEWEST SHADES. I Sunshades, Veilings, Gloves, Etc. I The Machine that has caused the makers of W other Typewriters to wear worried looks. I Will he sent to your
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    CREDIT.
    453 6 Mr Vivian Hoth well Bowden, ProtJdeßt I Km lahohMM Foniga Board ol Trade, speak- j i ing at the mml general DM etiafl ofthal body. h\d some -..rv iatereatinn remarta to make! concerning a question which intonate, the- ■who!.- o| kht boaiiMWW WOrM, but more; pirticuliu'.y khc f>rei^u merchants
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    74 6 The Sickly MB il Bui ma. ctive reiuecic-3 known for diarrhoea and bowel complaint is CLamL. oleia ai I I :r.rhoea Rem- ry borne should be supplied with < rinj; the warm weathor. Mr. H. J. D. roprietor cf the Upper Burma I lalay, sa; tince I first I Chamberlain's
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      149 6 Austrian Lioyd Navigation Co, The following ar c B which the Ccy's Steamers may be bi L to arrive ana OUTWARD 9 Arrives 6th HOME^ AKD 1908 Bails Bth May b. China stb June Bonk Trieste call at Penang Col^ml" 1 >urz, I' t:.t h tuiiie Ckxxls aro carried vitiboat
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      531 6 SHIPPING. JL l JL c JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. Tiro regular Berriees ;we maintained between JAPAN' and EUROPE ly the Company'a well- known TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, under Mail Contract with the Imperial JapanQorernment, Bpeoiallj designed for the Company's European Service, lighted through' out bj Electricity, provided writh excellent accommodation for
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      643 6 SHIPPING. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremei IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LIKE The fast and well-known mail steamers o this Company gail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hong kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki Kobo to Yokohama
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      1281 6 SHIPPING. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. AJTD Toyo Kisen Kaisha (OaiSKTJiL S3 Co.) 7IA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU SEMI-TEOPICAL ROUTE. Only line taking the v.ann SOUTH FKN BOU'J E across the Pacific via HONOLULU, OAHU, on the most fartik and bSMtifu of the Pacific. Through Passage Ticket* granted to
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      474 6 SHIPPING. P O~ STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Pecang, Ceyloc Australia, India, Aden, RfypJ HedJtcrrancan Ports, Plyrootitb and London. Through Bills of L*.d:n? mmi for Ooa,Bt, Persian Gnif, ot.nental aad A_nj can Port*. Ste*m«rt *rtli l*av* S«n^*port ou of abca MAIL LINES. Outl" a Ocean a May May i-S
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    CHINESE MARRIAGES.
    211 7 I i*a fuller report of' part of Sir dob y sp«?:ikins», i {efts intimacy, beforehand Thfl paraoti ar-l 'y ■•>' the t.irniiy eOtt< and the soot ml ttohmakers the yo aeeraed .ira not ::>ler op: ag M ftflMttng stars is dty eoi bridefamily send a "red chair" to
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    SHARES.
    910 7 MINES. CAplt&l Capital isso* Paid n Issued p«id op Valo. ap Company. Qactattoa $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining 00. Ltd 600 1300,000 225.000 10 10 Bruang Limited 625 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Brnseb Hydraulic Tin M. 00. Ltd 750 f-500,000 444,769 1 1 Duff Development Go. Lt4
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    RAILWAY DEPT. SUPPLIES.
    36 7 Railway I angkok, for the I i I ited rails. I wrre ths U B *.he order and, Co. 6 per ton 6 13 0 I for any peas brand 6 9 3
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 7 (Corrected up to April 2<; Bank 4 ru/s m Priraia crediu 3 m/i m j/JJ credits tms Z ntAjrc^ damaad BMak M m £f GrBMtUTT, ItMaai 007 N'dia, T. T, tl' 10K0HAMA, demand nor, 1: Java, demand Bangkok' demand Sovereigns, IJ. in k buying JUnk of England Rate... Discount
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    PRODUCE.
    116 7 $67.87! Gambier y.l2^ Gambler Onbe No. 1 GamuiesrOabe Nc. 2 1J 00 Pepper Buick Sport) buy ere Pepper, Wnit« (tair bmyn 18.50 Sutmegt 1 1 Q to tk» It. Xntmegs (80 to th§ Ik.) Mao« (Btnda) m* mm mm MM OloreB (Amboina) Liberia Ooffoe Tupioca, mmß pe&rl (fair quality)
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      230 7 j On the Berth. I I EDEUTS SEE LLOYD. Hongkong, Shanghai a irman rman Mail Stea:. BITEL FRIEDRICH un Malchow, left Colombo p.m., and arrive here on Friday route for above BEKN MEYER Co.. Ltd Agt l.fi j SINGAPORE TO BANGKOK. I Li Hong Lionp." Captain ■jore on Wednesday, ..m.
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      650 7 TO LET. TO BE LET. *nf mediate entry, No. 741 Baton Road. Apply to RODYK A DAVIDSON. Apl M 21.5 TO LET FURNISHCIX 'BRANKSOME —Stevens Rd. 5 bedrooms, Gas, Tennis Lawn. Stabling for 5. Apply OMEGA, co Free Press. Mai 1 v.c. TO LET. To Let No. 10 Tivertou Lane
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      193 7 m NOTICE I I j^^^] Sledge Milks. I I i^f^%^m^ CAN NOW BE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: Jg B Ijf^r- %^.*w/>' Pure Sterilized. In tins of one pint, I I |S|r^^ffl^^ s > i tumbler, and cup size. I V ll^tbrT'RßA^^ Condensed Unsweetened m no- a 1 BIl g^c swiss minal
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      118 7 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Csdkk Contract wtth thb Nktiikrlands India Goviknsunt Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Limited, 2-3. Collver Quay THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF MPAKTOU ARE ONLY UTftOXIMATfIL Both j Batavia M m i "T" Brouwer Moeara-Saba, Simpang and Djambi LaurensPit... Riouw, Prigi-Radja and Rengat S S RUMPBIUS Batavia, Samarang
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      941 7 VESSELS IN PORT. I /3edu)f DutGovtl97 GaMghabUAjl 24 Rino Fihio S Brit 126; Apl 25 BnuMi X Bro 1 -,n t mphuys Dut 196 Pabot Apl 24 Soermbau Shi, v^, v iH CheangChew Brit 1213 Troan IW A,, UHockK.an Dut 1 -20 Hubert* Feb 21 Samarang Wee Bros Chiengmai <*"™*
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    SANDYCROFT RUBBER COMPANY.
    1448 8 The fif'h annual meeting of this company j vw held yesterday at nooei m the offices of MBpany, Wineheete* House, Mr M lv Piumptoß presided and there were also present the U -v. N J. Couvreur and Meesn W. Maobeao, F. K. Jago, A Geatle, l> Kew,
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    MOVING BEES.
    300 8 POLICEMAN STtfNG BY "ANIMALS." An unusual charge came before Mr Green, the second magistrate, yfsterday afternoon, when a Hokien named lit L3e HeDg was charged as follows Conveying baes and knowingly and negligently emitting to take such precaution as is sufficient io guard against hurt from bnob animals
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    POLICEMAN BURGLED.
    42 8 Thieves have had the impudence to burgle the house of a police oiricer. During the absence of Mr Crouch, of the Tanjon^ Pagar Dock Police, burglars broke open the front door of his hous»> and stole property valued at $*****.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    439 8 SINGAPORE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. The tiual of the Singapore Golf Club Championship w:is played on Saturday and Sunday between J. C. Watt and I)r Campbell and resulted m a win for the former hv holes. I)r Campbell commenced on Saturday by winning the first hole m 3 which £,aye n^ m
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    BURGLARS BUSY.
    125 8 The members of the burgling fraternity appear to have been busy during the week end. Several eises of honsebrcaking are reported from different p^rts of the town. A Hokien living at Ann Siaog Hill lost property valued at $327 75. Fioni Neil Road, cash and jewellery undenting to
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    KEPONG GANG ROBBERY CASE.
    164 8 On Thursday at Kuala Lumpur, tbe Kepong gang robbery case m which two Chinamen were charged was heard by the Chief Judicial Commissioner. Three Chinese witnesses were examined who stated they were mining coolies living m a kongsi near Kepong. On tho 12th of January last
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    A EUROPEAN VAGRANT.
    44 8 Joseph Hertz, a European, was yesterday ordered by Mr Colman, third magistrate, to be kept m the house of detention for being a vagrant. Accused admitted he had no wore and said he was going to try to leave fche Colony.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    278 8 Captain Huabner of the German steamer Deli, from Bangkok, reports as follows The tirst class passenger MrM. G<>tthandt died suddenly on the 25tfa of April, 7.30 a.m. the cause being probibij heart or brain failure." Quarantine restrictions against D.tngkok on account of smallpox are withdrawn. The Imp. German
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      23 8 The titular feast of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd was celebrated last Sunday. Thcx v! Q m rkontifipfll hifh mass was per-
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      125 8 The Police play the R. G. A. at soccer ou the Beach Road ground this afternoon. Lame Shoulder. This is a common form of muscular rheumatism. No internal treatment is needed. Apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely four times a day and a quick cure is certain. This liniment has proven
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      323 8 ANJER SHIPPING ItEPOPvT. (Compiled for the Singapore Free Press.") Date of passing Acjer Xationaiity and j Description of vessel Captain's name Where and when Bailed Destination. April 12. Dut. str, Menado; Engelsman, Port Talbot, Feb 24 Batavia. April 13. Brit. str. Diomed; Farible; Batavia, Apl 13 Amsterdam. Apl 14. Norw.
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