The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 April 1909

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    17 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1909. NO. 6,58 I
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    110 1 The Austrian Liner Ssandia is badh ashore off Hongkong. Special lelegrdm I Page 4. A terrible expksion on an Italian submarine has ciiißedtie death of seven ud<l injuries t) 13 persons Page 5 In Turkey the Constitutional Party has [giined the entire ascendant acd a secret meeting
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    "FROM THE EAST"
    656 1 (A i What Ifiofl If anyone had takeu care 1o note would have s;en there was a preiipied air about the stranger who walked into t lie Fleet Stteel bar, and look m his eyes. Then thing very unusual ab nt the cut cf bit .-lothes or
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      179 1 HAVt JUST RECEIVED EX. S.S. 4 SOMAL!,' AN IMPORTANT DELIVERY OF ZEPHYR SHIRTINGS. I ■THE CHOICEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE I DISPLAY OF EXCLUSIVE 1909 DESIGNS. I THE "HASTINGS." the Bournemouth." i This Eange of Zephyr. V«r, f X St y lish Mat Shirti "S s to We!l Chosen Smart It
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      141 1 VICTORIA THEATRE ■MtEHT—GCT— WI limi II HI J*- 1 IBIPII Sole Lessee Director HUGH J. WARD. Business Manager: ALBERT GOLDIE. Commencing Monday, May 3rd, j For SIX NIGHTS ONLY HUGH J. WARD'S London Comedy Co,, INOLL DiNG Miss GRACE PALOTfA. THE FUN LIST. May 3rd: "When Knights Were Bold" Tuesday,
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      48 1 THE I Gaiety Cinematograph. FOOT OF FORT CANNING. OF Programme EVERY WEDNESDAY AMD SATURDAY. The Federate Capital of Fun Where Youth and Beauty Meet. PRICES OF ADMISSION AT X TICKET BOX ANTHONY LEWIS, Sole Proprietor. HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. COME AND SEE.
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      242 1 i Roya! Cinematograph. Bukit Kirn Cheng Hall. Tanjong Pagar Ed., (near Boustead Institute.) To=Nt&ht I To=Ni£ht! GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. UP TO DATE PICTURES WITH CONSTANT CHANGES. Popular Prices. j Ist Class 50 cts. 2nd Class 25 cts. 3rd Class 10 cts. Doors open at 7-30 Carriages at 11-80. SOO
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      101 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Messrs Whiteaway Laidlaw k Co have a special line of shirting Pag< Cross-st and Victoria st to be closed for repairs from Thursday Page "2. Messrs Powell Co sell unserviceable materials at the Municipal Store on May 7th Page 3. Isla de Panay on the Berth for 110-ilo
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      349 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday, 28th High Water 3 17 a 634 p Riley Har^reaves Mtg, noon. Kuantan Tin Co, Gresham House, noon. Thuesdav, 29th: High Water.— 4.ss a., 7.46 p B I Mail Homeward closes 3 p S.V.I. Company Extended Order Drill. Lodge St Michaal, regular, 9 p Friday, 30th ffijrh
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    REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS.
    193 2 Tbs I (Bowing ocean ia the report of the B DgkOßg Ihasabat of Commerce The Government having under consider ithrt .[nation o! amending the law relating 10 Urn registration oi trade narkfl Ordinance N j Sol 189 requested a definite expression <:.' opinion frjm the Cramb^r
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    BANGKOK'S SKATING RINK.
    264 2 Sec- BSB OPWriRG. I Urn sk iting Etink m b ad, Bangkok had inaugurated m its n Ist yet va I the popular amusei I lbs Western World. With temperab shade ai ibout a daily average of t not igine that roller skating v. ibe bb iob
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    BANDMANN COMPANY AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    182 2 The above con puny had a most soccooafnl rl ■is si edenJ capital. All the j>lays were much enjoyed, and the following b i is very kindly sdministered benefit ol Singapore the thrt playfl produced this week! The v iri W oman m L< dl<
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    F. M. S. TIN EXPORTS.
    105 2 Fn R*a Fioi iBB fob Foot 8 \TE>. Tlit figures oi Urn weight I k tin and ::u OH ported faring the months of January to Kareh, 1909, aad of the duty collected i ■h> rcon from all four States, are now published the following
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      47 2 How to Cure a Cold. Be as careful as you can you will occasioni iiy take cold, and when you do. get a modi De of known reliability, one that has an istabli&hed reputation and that is certain to effect a quick enre. Such a medicine is
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      557 2 WANTED. WANTED FOR BRFISH NORTH B3RNEO Clerk for Resident's and Land Department, J< s- Iton. Salary >50 pcx month. Apply m writing to GUTHRIE A Co, Ltd. Agents BfiITISB North Boknko Co. Apl 2M rnwf v c. WANTED Bxperienced Chin Chew. Security 18,000. Apply Tnt; East ASIATIC Co., Ltd. Apl
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      1297 2 General Outfitting Sale. No. 12 9 Stamford Rd., (Meth. Publishing Room.) Mr. John Strut of Hamburg, General Exporter, and LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN S Ol TFITTEK wishes to introduce to the Kist his goods. A Representative passing through with a L\KGE COLLECTION OF THE LATENT CREATIONS is ready to sell a
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      578 2 BANKS. Internationa! Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Head OmCB 6O Wall Street. New London Office Tbreadneedie House, Biahopagate Street Within, London 80. London Ijankkhs: Naiioual I'rcnincial Batik of Eu^iaud Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEPOSITS. Current DEPOSIT Account-- pined M Interest allowed on the dally balances ti rate
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      441 2 INSURANCES. FEDERAL LIfT~ I Assurance Company of Canada. Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Gold DaUars. J. H. EVANS. Ma na ger, So ut h The Borneo Cc. G< m sal Agents. .Mar NEW ZEALAND iKSURANX CO.. HO. FIRE AND MARINE YAX6-TSZE INSURANCE iSSOC, LT£ MARINE. CHINA FiRE INSURANCE CO., LIE
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    CROWN PRINCE OF SERVIA.
    463 3 [OK. .o other Pt ii. >n my •stradietc Brrool M uneasy throne Hi M not q years of :i ;n n rj'.vn Piincfarther t US J«Mb I and jtt he h« I P°Wk jounjj nt temperament ng at If the stori°3 i I told at Bdgi
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      470 3 AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF Unserviceable Materials AT THE MUNICIPAL STORE EB VALLEY ROAD On Friday. 7th May, at 2 p.m Hy ordex oi the Municipal Engineer.) iprising a W r OLBSLEi Motob Car; petrol engiae fox motor launch; scrap iron, Bcnpers, pickaxes, chaogkols, rakes, wheels b ickets, eht ii >u-body
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      921 3 AUCTIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. The R l'm and Nyallas Rubber and Tapioca Estates OF MALACCA FOR SALE BY AUCTION At H. L Coghlan Go's Salerooms, Spore. Friday, 28th May, at 2-30 p.m. Area 4,1 12 acres, held under Government j Grants and Leases. Total Quit Kent $.'3, 517. 543 Acres under
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      354 3 "LIST 2" PATTERN, ADAPTED FOR THE CUSTODY OF VALUABLE PAPERS BOOKS, ETC. LINED THROUGHOUT WITH FiRERESISTING CHAMBERS 3 1 2 INS.. THICK FILLED WITH BEST NONCONDUCTING MATERIAL UNPICKABLE. VIOLENCE AND GUNPOWDRE PROOF PROTECTED WITH i 2 INCH PLATE OF jRATNER DRILL-PROOF COMPO SAFE STEEL. ALL USUAL SIZES IN STOGK SOLE
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    The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, April 28, 1909.
    1600 4 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, April 28, 1909. Press the People's I* awed by influence and unbribea v gain i ■-nth 'h plonoui precept i':-i'^eil 10 Religion, Loyalty a A > o From time to time announcements have been made m the local papers of the alleged complicity of Chinese
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    520 4 A Cbinps^ amah was found dead m a house at 3'J, Cecil Street, yesterday. Two Kliags have baen arrestei far enticing away a married woman. A Chinaman was killed by lightning at Ponggol on Monday. Permission to register the "Whitesuit Party" alias "TeongHin Kok under the Societies Ordinance 1 I
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    THE SCANDIA ASHORE
    63 4 BADLY AGROUND. U p m TbaS ue of the Hiiiiburg-A lias, which left S a on April 2 > bo tor Hong uhow n ..on^. It ii b hi e 1 i i-»' the bt4lj but there are no fatal it iaforauU ioa goes. The Scmdia lies
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      CUSTOMS EXAMINATION.
      73 4 I prise that I read your I sengerV' letter m t><l iv Press." of course I law I itmctioa pean and native, m which c be exuuination respectable Europe*! European ofl Colonial where Ivji every i uniform. 1 thoroughly er" and to a public rummi m coolie would
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    THE S.S. DJAMBI.
    104 4 An Yesterday and Company's sale Djiinbi, now Ij Tai: li the v. was ruu intv> and cut French mail sti time ag-\ The ship the auctionefrs as b years old, with i and fittings. and tli< i In which had t the custody also included an her,
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      210 4 Bouton Rouge \^^w^ Ip Felucca /f 1 )3f EGYPTIAN 4^ Unique m Ouality 1 These two brands, made 1 by Messrs. Maspero Fre ro s Cairo, are a reveia: w r~\ f- P I t P >WBhl 111 <. I ivji j-fSJI^^SL to the man of Taste V g Hppropi
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      34 4 PHOTOGRAPHY. The OLDEST and I NLY European firm! of its kind m this Co-j lony, the one that does I all the important and I responsible work is G. R. Lambert Co., I LIMITED.
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      76 4 TO THOSE HOMEWARD BOUND J. Campbell Latham Co., Court, Naval Military Tailors 59, Conduit Street, LONDON, W. Mr. H. G. DISS. Mar 80 ws p4 no. YOU MAY HIRE A PIANO m $10 Per Month BUT we have a System whereby th? Instrumsnt becomes your property by paying an Additional
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      15 4 Lingering Colds j i The loneer a cold hanes on. ih*> m™*> it I 1
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      173 4 Mis Ferguson i uxu tl E leu m, Director of Lieut. W. i J granted six man Lai to. Ifidd the Command. Municipal Commission and an b^, supply of electricitj ati-1 \v. i lighting of the new bridge etc. At the Alhami large attendant the patrci) ral Perrott and program
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    SUBMARINE SUNK.
    33 5 Catas at Naples. (By Submarine F'^^raph. X I: id i\ >' pn An i v board the:■•:;■ n persons were killed and thirteen injore 1 A was sunk, to prevent further U9.
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    CHINA RAILWAY LOAN.
    43 5 Peking's E -Mr 1 m the the pr io the matter of the Cantoni i 'ore mment i on April 14 to the note of prog the action cf the •WO-pc _r the Imperial action 1 out to the •rmneut.
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    CHINESE GOODS.
    10 5 that the free imp Chinese d p'-stponed till
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    THE MY DRUG CASE.
    15 5 \> ed Released. m. vere be impur ria Malta have i instructions
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    A FORBIDDEN IMPORT.
    73 5 the fo is I t coast- .1 ir^ i. n that t\ o d r lot. Rohilla, for ;rmyof n. Part of the consignt iii" All stcred doty y the Egypt re ponsibie officers, as ras, insist- ument when r:d the result of their overed ha- >.
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    HE WARD COMEDY CO.
    114 5 I w I the Jour- to the Ward is been placarded m 1 that 'I. who are afraid The a public however led this as ••kinder swamped the it to ovettfo^ I M fan to I D i■m m the history of the more uproariful the
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    BORNEO CONCESSION CASE.
    69 5 tWence to the above case winch th m the Court recantlv we are that neither the iim a! Messrs Meyer ACo Ltd. nor the North have bet-n buyeri of the jrneo coal concessions referred to. Lame Shoulder. i a common form of muscular rher. bsssmori is Beaded
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    TURKEY'S REVOLT.
    64 5 DECIDING THE SULTAN'S FATE. Submarine Telegraph.— Beater's) Bee Apr 27, 1• 5 a.m. ft m Constantinople \t tin? rhe I md the Parliament baa returned fi m Sao Stefano and will cjds.l t the tOe of the Suit to at a cret [irtial law is being rigorously enforced
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    YILDIZ KIOSQUE CAPTURED.
    56 5 le Life Guards Yield. R <-. April 27th, 3.51 p.m. The final act iv the siege of Vildiz Kiosqua look place yesterday morning when the Sultan's personal Fusiliers and bo who have hitherto not yielded, hauled down the -el flag m the face of an whelming display
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    HUNGARIAN POLITICS.
    34 5 The Government Resigns. The Hungarian government resigns m of the refusal of the Eaiperor t0 klement of the long standing bank question by the establishment of an i Q dej v bank.
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    THE MEETINGS OF KINGS.
    44 5 Rac Api 27, 10 5 am. ig after meeting King >r Emmanuel of Italy at Naples will go to Corfu probably on a visit to the Kaiser, whilst the latter will go to Malta on M iv for several days.
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    REPAIRS TO A MOTOR LAUNCH.
    362 5 Claim m the District < Mr E. G. Cropley was sued before Mr ard m the District Court, yesterday moon, i by the Machinists EcBiSah Road for repairs motor launch, miterials supplied, and for the shipment of the same to Port Swettenhain. Plaintiffs were represented
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    192 5 of the arguments which has been >. L by the advocates of feminine dentistrj little tactless. In the old days, they m the pre-athletic days, it is quite true women lacked the strength to make successful dentists. Bat now, with girls who beat their brothers at golf, who handle a
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1195 5 Si the Cup Ins again g<>n; north and there wai probably considerable disappointment feit m the South and particularly m Bristol, that the City team did not manage to gel through \\n last round. They can however be congratulated on filling the position of runners up. Making all
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    CHAP JI KEE.
    473 5 Result of Mr Peacock's Raid. A Cantouese giving the name of Choi Kong was arraigned before Mr Colman, third magistrate, yesterday afternoon, on the following charges keeping a common gaming house, permitting his house to ba usel as a common gaming house, and assisting iv carrying on
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    SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
    311 5 Tha annuil meeting: was held m the Victoria Memorial Hall, on April 2utb, Mr A. Knigbt m the chair, there als > being present Messrs Ager, Butchart, Harding, Whitefield and 1> unman. The minutes of the last meeting were j read and confirmed. The report and accounts
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    THE LATE DR. WIEGAND.
    456 6 bj- the death ot i>: vv ipgana, its ai reel i gene:a!. the N rdds bor-Lloyd loses the fcervu-es of .n admin whose sixteen Off *event<^*u years' work hxs brought the company's t! -'t to l bag State of efficiency and laapottaa i To the average
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    METHODS OF "BUSCHIEIN."
    240 6 METHODS OF "B USCHIEIN." Th writer in the rece: r," among certain amiable pe sons in Bnglai the opinions cf the German Press bey bad the same va'ue as corresponding statements in our own M .-linst that old. but all too eoaam r that the writer just quoted warn public.
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    TELEGRAPHING FROM A MOVING TRAIN.
    89 6 In connection with the increasing as.' of wirele <phy it i3 interesting to recall an ingenious method of sending a message 5 -.in dr-- the Wizai d nlo Park, u the Ameri ana call their A board covered with tint was mounted on the rod
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      44 6 Sickly Season in Burma. One I I ective remedies known for dianhv- i and bowel complaint is Chamberlain Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy, and every home should be Bnpplied with it during the «arm weather. Mr. H. J, I). r nf t.lir> I'micr Burma
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      645 6 i Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremei IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The faat and well-known mail steamers o this Company sail 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 A Kobe to
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      749 6 Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. COAST LINES. Uf Steamers of the Coast Fleet. tons reg. tows reg, Petehaburi 2191 Chow Fa 1643 Borneo 21CX) Devawongts 1646 Kohsichang 2040 Paklat 1657 Rajah 2028 Anghin 1657 Pitsanulok 2019 Lockuun 1657 Bangkok 1920 Choiaing 1657 Rajabtui 1904 Pongtong 1657 Korat 1900 Sam«en 1657 Chiengmai 1815
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      526 6 SHIPPING. Pacific Mall Steamship Co. AJTD Toyo Klsen Kaisha (Omittal SS Oo.) VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU. 8EMI-TROPICAL ROUTE. Only line taking the warm SOUTHERN ROUTE across the Pacific via HONOLULU, OAHU, on the most fertile and beautiful island of the Pacific. Through Passage Tickets granted to England,
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      513 6 SHIPPING. Apcar Line. The undermentioned mail steamers of the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong Shanghai en route, FLEET. Tons. Commander. s.s. Japan 6,300 J. G. Olif.nt s.s. Gregory Apcai 4,606 8. II. Befa s.s. Arratoon Apcar 4,510 A. Stewart. s.s.
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      432 6 SHIPPING. p. 67 STEAM NAVIGATION COM I ANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylot Atsftralia, India, Aden, Epypt. Mediterranean Porta, Plymouth Through Bills of Lacbnsr i**aed for Ohk, Ooast, Persian Gnlf, Continent*: aaa a S teamen will leave Singapore oc ox abce Oceana May 7 j aL Delhi May 21 Delta
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    THE SPORTING WORLD.
    1508 7 S{" < i C> i) t.) Loadoa, A pril 19( le quite .ipait fr <ta 'he niUiT of the t\ it the Spring and fogi, frost and snow are thiD£9 < t while. A very n ad ■be Lincoln Meeting, iiore an our«..i"r M p-«pp^.l up f
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      1026 7 This elder brother r~ evid.jntly knows <£ j&^&. ho w to play f^pjjs| doctor, m r-;ul lj~f^~\ earnest. He 'rf?. y^> 's.// knows about WjfcV'" Ors Ayer's Cherry V'l^rj^ t^'^^J Pectoral. His \T hfS üBNP' U mother told JV/r ji V/ I/I him. Her fy^J/LS- ■■■.M (1 mother told /ir^\^~*^7
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      868 7 Singapore Sporting Club. THE SPRING RACE MEETING WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday the 11th, Thursday the 13th and Saturday the 15th May, 1909. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 11th May, 19^9. 1. The Maiden Plate. Value $GCO ard $*0 to the Second Hors*. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 9st Entrance,
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      887 7 7. The Rochore Plate Va'u» MOO and $50 to the Second Home. \_H%nd-cap for all horses that have run a f this Meeting, and not w. n The Committee to have the op:ion of cancelling this race if ther.' are leas than five horaes entered the property of different owners
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    CLUBS, CLUBMEN, AND CLUB LIFE.
    843 8 It ss UMimHj understood that the internal m of purely social ohtbt do not u>.ially I jrw. ru-ittt-r atppei for comment m the public Press, but wo believe that members ■i well l- uommilUm mon of local clubs will £ud food for thought m the
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    THE FEMALE ELEPHANT.
    131 8 Somehow or other one expects a country Mek name as Swi.'i and to be happy. 1 M a. sort of joyful Bohemianism m the m rd, and, as an adjective indicating a festive ft.te, iwazi WOOld really not be at all bad a: sure enough, Mr Coryndon.
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    A RIVAL TO SINGAPORE.
    874 8 The DtJTCH CoAUire Station 01 Pulo Laut. The Shipping World cf March 17 has an interesting- article on Pulo Laut m tue course of which it says: First, as to iti exact locality. It is small island oil the coast of Dutch Borneo at its south
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    THE ALIEN BARBER.
    220 8 A cry from the heart is addiessed to Conservative and I oionist Associations by the Amalgamated Society of British Hairdressers. We are reminded that, every time we pay for a shave or a hair-rut, we are m danger, unless we are very careful, of unconsciously M helping
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      170 8 |!ill!llllll!!l]|liil!i!i!|IWIII!i!il!!ll!lillllli|l!i!l!l!IWI!l!lllill|lin M^&^v^W^^-^^^^:-^ ill 1 Ili^'-^^ TUM OUS EN ELS tm *^^W: I I' CHEAPER THAN PAINT. JUgPRISING RESULT* y V^j |I^_ PATENT^H^ 6- ORIGINAL v *^T^ 1 I MANIJFACTURERS^^vjV^i U. p ALSO AT LONDON, LiVfcRPOOL,<jLASGOW, NEWCASTLE .CARDIFF H*MBUR<J. INEVV YcRK, Bo^BAV", CALCUTTA •bKYGAToR': .1" L V > Siliili!illl!!il!Jli!!!!IIBl!l!!!:ii!liiiri!lli!!!!!!lillilHII(l!i^ SOLE AGENTS
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      41 8 F. CLARKE CO., 207, QUEEN-BT, SINGAPOPE. Livery Stable Keepers Fodder Merchants. For Rubber-tyred Gharries and Best Rubbertyred carriages, ring up Telephone 916. FODDER delivered to any part of the Island. SPECIALITY: FURNITURE REMOVALS m our own vans, by our own men.
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      237 8 J. d'A. PEREIRA, (F. R. H. S. LONDON) Horticulturist Florist. COLLECTOR AND EXPORTER OF OPwCHIDS AND RARE PLANTS Diplom* and gold m^dal from th 9 Lite King of Danmark. By Spe:ial Appointoiant to Us Mijesty the King of Siam, H, H. the Sultan of Jobore and H. H. ileaa of
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      321 8 Insure your I Motor Car! I AND COVER YOURSELF I agains( of CAR ACCIDENTS. I Don't take the Risk- any longer. You may be called upon for Heavy Damages I I any m DX nt. The payment of a small su anally Relieves you of Greafßesp3nsib!lity especia t you use
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    SHARES.
    918 9 MINES. liatsed p/id up V*lct «p Comp*n T Qa^ueloa $300,000 300,000 10 10 Bel&t Tin Mining 00. LU 600 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Braang Limited 625 $600,000 600 f OCO 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. 00. Ltd! 750 £500,000 444 76<t 1 1 Duff Development 00. Ltd 4.(0
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 9 (UOBK9CTBP UP 00 I Back 4 m -j .4 tauad |/sj Pr.yal^ cs^ditl Bb/i m 2/4/ I Btdifti 6 m £j M w Feakci, (l«miad Baulks. [TOIA.T.T, mll Hon«kok«, deirniDd V- ;1h m k, denaad Java, deSMAd ;kok' demand 801 un sb, B kill B .og Buik of Baglaui
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    PRODUCE.
    138 9 April 2 7 Ei 7 7; Gsjnbier mm mm mm Gram bier 012 be No. 1 Us 7 a Qambier Cnba No. 3 12.00 Pepper Black S'por») 11.25 Pepper, White (ftir bujen 3 j Nutmeg* (110 to tli« Ik) 17.50 1 Nutmegs (80 to tkt Ik.) I Mice (Buada)
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      406 9 On the Berth. MIPAIM TRASATLASTICA OF BARCELONA. FOR ILOILO and MAHILA. Tf Ufa Mail Steamer [SLJ DS PANAI -1 to arrive hen irom BarOfM "U Xbur Wtb april, and frill have rta. nd passage a !y td A Co., hrn Ap 10 4 SHIRE" LINE SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON ANTWERP T: MONMOI
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      616 9 TO LET. TO BE LIT. Cbeciton Sycd AH Road, 8 Hedrooms and batlirooms, Tennis. Rent ?">O. Apply J. BENJAFIELD, Municipal Office. •27th April, 1909. Apl 2* v.c. TO BE LET. Unfarniibed, immediate entry, No. 741 Kampong Uahru Uoad. Apply to HODYK DAVIDSON. Apl 20 21.5 TO LET FURNISHED! •BRANKSOME "—Stevens
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      144 9 9 |l l 1 rofißßnr xro^Tr^iH 1 h I j^^T^^Q CAN NOW BE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: I \Jw 1 Pure Sterilized. In tins of one pint, p||s^^^^ r r"; tumbler, and cup size. 1 I KLtDct^RßA^^ I Condensed Unsweetened m no- \MUyr v /wvilp I minal one pound half pound
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      122 9 DE KOKINKLIjKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. L'ndhs Contract with the Nkthkklani,- Inma OCfMimi Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagenoy. Limited, 2-3. Collyer Uaay. THE UNDEKMENTIONED DATE 3 OF DEPAKTURH ARE ONLY APPKOX I MATK. BBOUWBB Moeara-Saba, Simpang and Djambi "a, LaurensPit... Riouw, Prigi-Radja and J;en^at Apl 29 Rumphius Batavia, Samarang and Soerabaia (passengers
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      847 9 VESSELS LN PORT. Man-of-war Flae ani Tons Commander Arrived From V x When Sea Belle F MM. Yacht 400 Ahmat Apl 29 Coastaa I n^-uin Zeeduif DutGovtl97 G«nagnaMbaA|l 24 BMo Sea Mew Col. Yacht 500 Murphy Apl MaUrca Uifl hhio Flajf Tons Master Arrived From Consignee r When Anamba Dan
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      19 9 PASSENGERS. Per Oaljrp— Mr QfltNM Per Sado Muru Baron and Baroness Vm jDedaxn, Mr and Mrb Wriffht Motion Mr*
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    ROBBERS FRUSTRATED.
    597 10 Plab a k Hoi n l)etec r ;ve [aapeet it Taylor charged ft -\r Canton**- iman, third magistrate, yesterday, with being m possession weapons between BOnSQ< ami sunn.se with intent to oommil robbery and a. Nt hoiH tnpleineni i Th* ait i) oiauMd >be ti A Cfcincoo Jflttitiic
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    THEFT ON A VESSEL.
    67 10 Mr. Atkins, chief engineer on the s- t' Tanjosg Papar, man m his cabin The nuu h i appropriated a pair of bino. .r huidtM-, a tobacco lox and tit'teen over to the •'sterday was charged befote Mr. ii:K-n, the second magistrate, with the theft and
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    HOCKEY.
    153 10 s v. S. C. C. 1 i,r I the season between the a!) v took place <>n the ground of thf s <,\ 0 i L-»r evening iv 1 ended m a somewhat easj •tv foi the Club by 7 ■jaali |q 1 'i'ho rout of the Daccuu must
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    WIRE NEWS.
    510 10 Prom copies of the Colombo papers to hand vesterdiv ire take the following late news Pbtbolbuh Uvia a Pbbsia. London, April 17th. Tbe Anglo-Persian Oil Company has been formed under thfi anspioea cf the Burmah >i! C tnpaiiy with a capit.il of two millions sterling to search for,
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    PURSER CHARGED.
    322 10 Hvlam ''Boy" usu i \n. H. Robinson, purser on the British steamer "Airlie," appeared before Mr. Howard, m the District Court, yesterday, on a charge of criinintl misappropriation of the property of the head "boy" on the vessel. Mr. F. M. Chopard appeared for the prosecution and Mr.
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    TRAINING NOTES.
    625 10 The rain on Monday evening was responsible for the course being somewhat on the soft side for training purposes on Tuasdav. Notwithstanding this fact, however the horses were seen to put m good work before a fair attendance. Cardinal (Fenton) and Lock fire (White) working together jumped off
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    A CRIMINAL APPEAL.
    220 10 Mr Justice Seicornbe Smith was yesterday morning engaged on the adjourned hearing of the appeal of Mahomed G-house for the quashing of a sentence of nine months' rigorous imprisonment imposed on him by the senior magistrate, Mr Howard, m January last. The case was reported m our
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    131 10 Captain Binnatyne of the Calypso, which arrived from Deli yesterday, reports that on Monday at 4.1*; pm Pulau Dndan light bearing N. 43 E. three miles, he passed a Chinese junk bottom up. It is dangerous to navigation and m the track of shipping. Is this another case
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    HOME AND COLONIAL RACING
    205 10 The following race results will be of interest Craven Stakes. London, April 16. i Craven Stakes of 5 0 soys., added to a Sweep Stakes of 10 soys. each for starters; the second to receive 50 soys. out of the stakes for three-year olds; Colts, Bst
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    DEATH AT TANGLIN.
    56 10 The death occurred at the Military Hospital Tangr'iio, yesterday morning, of Private A. Orel hand, 3rd Middlesex E.egt. Joining the Army m li»03 the deceased has served m Satith Africa and Hongkong. The burial took place last evening, (with full Military honours), the service being conducted by
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      5 10 S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
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      61 10 H. L. COGHLAN <& COS AUCTION SALESApril 30. Sale of Him and Xyalas Rubber and Tapioca Estate, at 2-80 pm. May 1. Neil-rd.. Furniture 2 p.m. May 4 and following days. Straits Eng. Syndicate, 10.30 a.m. May 28. Kirn Kubber Estate, salerooms, 2.30 p.m. PIANOS.~~ The opinion of the press,
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      324 10 MOTOR BUSSES. FOR SALE CHEAP. 3NE 18-20 HP. "FRICK CHAR-A-BANC Toseat i completes and side curtains nearl] M IT. TWO 18-20 HP. REO WAGONETTES Tom i passenger, complete m and side curtains m firat o!mi ordrr. FULL PARTICULARS AND PRICES FROM C. F. F. WEARNE ft CO Motok Cars and
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      216 10 WEATHER REPOBT, Da^a Bar Wind Temp Hum Sky Rait Apl 27. Ef'kons X 29.92 EL 73 o Manila X 760 Wl 31 24 o H'kosg 4 p 29.82 SWI 83 b Manila 4p. 756 \VO 34 26 b Kandang Kerban Hospital, April 26, 1909 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m
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