The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 May 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. <tTEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1909. NO. 6,589
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    SNACKS.
    616 1 .ft tempt to specialise in insrknitss 1 quick lucch counter is uukuown, aud the tasty sandwich is a-missing-t'ui -here pi: down at tea or late sup} i But on the whole the absence ufetilutioni is n m deplored. The sandwich is not an unmixed Miming as recollection of Home
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    THE DAYS NEWS.
    109 1 The Duke of Norfolf has sold a famous Holbein for £60,000— P*g« 5. The Qihhu of Holland is rt covering normally Page 5. A verd V for plaintiffs has been given in the great Sitiawan Estate case Page 5. A Japanese training squadron is visiting San Francisco
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      445 1 1 Lordres in boxes of 100 $1 95 per box. Regalia A. Lopez 50 300 Perfpct-os 25 I ,5C Reina Victoria 50 250 Reina Victoria N. P. U. 100 5.50 I Tjr A r T^ ir 7 T^* T^b T a_ i Hi l vf is fri L SINGAPORE MIO_KRANJ
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      228 1 j Entertainments. ALHAMBRA PATHE FRERIS lILMS. THE BEST IN THE WORLD. This New Programme TO-NIGHT. 1. The INVISIBLE THIEF. Screamingly funny. 2. Some of BOSTOCX'S dangerous ANI- MALS. Daring operation on an Arizona Rattle-Snake, extracting the POISONOUS FANGS. 3. THE INIERYIEW. 5. A CASE OF ARSON. 6- The Military Tournament
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      270 1 Entertainments. THE Gaiety Cinematograph. FOOT OF FORT CANNING. PROGRAMME. Ist Show 7.30 pm. 1 How rot to Solve a Puzzle. 2 Rosey Parker. 3 Waiting at the Church. 4 Her Morning Dip. 5 When the Stormy Winds do blow. 6 Marriage in a Motor Launch. 7 How Father Killed the
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      99 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Sitie Jobana at Wayang Kassini Page 1. New Alhambra Programme Page 1. At Hariina Hall, fresh pictures to-night Page 1. Ward Comedy Company, The New Clown Page 1. The Bar-lock typewriter at Robinson and Company's 5. Tho new automatic typewriter and printing press at the Roneo Company Page
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      342 1 THE WEEK. High Water.— lo.l6 a., 10.10 p Raffles Institution Prizes 10.30 a. S.R.E. Recruits Drill, p Ward Co. Tue New Clown^ 9 p EHe-h Water:— l(' 4s a 10.34 p S.V.I. Company Extended Order Drill. Fu'l Mcon. 7 8 p C.W.A Monthly Meeting. Parsonage, 4 3) p Y.M.C.A. Lecture,
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    BATTLE WITH CANNIBALS.
    756 2 unt A .iphie story of the recent fighting between the Anglo-G •;a Bound rj (.W--nion in Ni^nria and Cfclliubs] tribei I receiv- I r P are ulao given of I bl trdo uml wrd A coluri:- crossed entirelj y to join Colonel >'- Br:' I IB I'''
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      33 2 A Bargain. n an save from 25 to 50 per cent n a:.y artu-le, you have a bargain. When vou buy a buttle of Chamberlains Colic u.j.^.. «n,l liiowhn.3 l{cinp.h r_ftt dip j-pt'nla^
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      369 2 Rrn'iwnfd F'hvsirjans prescribe Maticp a^ QM rjirvHt ac'i-'- an-l at the n.imt tirrie the movt >;imv rmoedj n the titntmcilt oi nn-i iai< Discha f The Ca>p>nl<ts, unii*-' Copaifaft, >bm orapti m thft riuaorprtKhK* ninim. MATICO INJECTION is used in recent MATICO CAPSULES PORE for ASTHMA INDIAN CIGARETTES A th'iu'.tic
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      357 2 ANOTHER DAY ONLY General Outfitting Sale. No. 12, Stamford Rd. 9 {Meth. Publishing Room.)\ From 8 a.m. to *>-30 pm. FOR THE RACES THE LATEST CREATIONS. At a Sample Discount of 50 o/o The latest creations in STYLISH BLOUSES, ROBES, LACE COATS, PARASOLS, BELTS, COLLARETTES &c. DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC.
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      379 2 NOTICES. SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB, NOTICE. Ladies attending the Races on May 11th, I 13th and Istb, are reminded that admission to the Grand Stand and Lawn will be by I Ticket only. Ladies' Tickets are obtained throogh members of the S.S.C Free but they must bear the name of the
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      494 2 IXSURANQES. FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. ESTAI L.IBHFD 1881. Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Gold Dollars. J. H. EVANS, Manager, So<tth Baytfrn Afia. 1 BB BORXHO Co., General Agents. Mat 1 e KEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTO. FIRE AND MARINE. YANB-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOC. LTO. MARINE. mU FiRE INSURANCE CO.,
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      479 2 BANKS. Internationa! Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS I Head Oina: :-60 Wall London Office Thro; House, bhia, Lonix n London Bi National Pr< ..v :^k of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Transacted. DEI Current Deport Accounts opOMSi i Interest allowed on the daily balances at tb rate of '2 ..nnum.
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    THE CANTON-HANKOW LOAN.
    13 3 the I jed. a vudiand way u i French ndi-
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      121 3 ADVERTISE' i iK Pi ii ici The Prk r r Vt ut ■oh at t. BM6i> B for the a Exhibit endorsetl bj 1 shown," the Prince M of tirnis having an world wide concontinue advertising wed by a diminution ..•pi Firitain of one of ait t «BI oi national
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      270 3 09W Ar- you on.sily 1 Irrd .gk s your wo IV 7 ad faint? 1 1 7 your app bite] L_^ i easily d ged? i pour n blood is in i nut far fra for just sn V A hen the blood is impure the whole nen I m
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      484 3 Civil Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors. SOLE AGENTS FOR Worthington Pump Coys Patent Pumps Pulsometer Engineering Coys Pulsometer Pumps Roboy and Cos Portable Engines and Machinery Richard Hornsby and Sons Oil and Gas Plants Waygoods Lifts and Hoists Robert Roger
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      133 3 DON'T BUY A SUCTION I GAS PLANT without first inquiring into the merits of the (British throughout) SEND FOR LIST OF Gas and Oil Engines. I It will convince you of the Superiority of the Brearley W SOLE AGENTS K The Borneo Co., Ltd. I SINGAPORE. I > <^> <
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Birth.
      17 4 MARTIN. At York House, Penang, April 30, the wife of T. A. Martin, of a daughter.
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      Marriage.
      36 4 At Kobe, on the 17th April, John Julius Dare, only son cf the late John Catto Auell, of Aberdeen, Scotland, to Vesta, youngest daughter of the late Rev. J. L. Atkinson, m.a., d.d. of Kobe.
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    The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, May 4, 1909.
    1261 4 The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, May 4, 1909. 'a'' the Press the People 'tght T aw« d influence and unbribei' j< £.>'■;■ ffeie patriot Truth h"» ploriou! precept Plec" 6 e«i to lieligicn Loyalty and a One of the strongest characteristics of the British people, a characteristic more noticeable even
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    612 4 Three Chinese htve been arrested nn a charge of stealing a rikisha from a huuse at Arab Street. Three Hokiens have been taken into custody on an allegation of robbing a Kling in Alexandra lijad of $61 41. A nolle prosf qui has been entered against the Chinese coolie who
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    TELEGRAMS.
    363 4 Kl Attack i:i>. All.. A patrol of ten men of I Levy Cavalry I and k, Mahmtda who wade otf with .'t to hand, but the -ran to have occurred MM t.kin was murdered. CIT UP IX A NABROW In connection with the /hob Foreign note I of the
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    CRICKET.
    37 4 Pi The following have i n: in thiKuala i during W B non, C 8 Grenier, O. M Nichoiton, E Pi Tktbot I a OMfl '■oen aftder i i;.-,,j treat withont i>< rmaneni glyco^en wa« wondei-f
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      259 4 a— wt m SHERRIES, Palma Black Seal. Pale Dry Blue »i Manzanilla White Moniiila Black Pale Tino Blue Pale Gold Dark Yellow Amontillado Brown MamaniUa (Mark S. C.) Whit- j Manxanilla (Pale Dry Supr.) Yellow Vino de Pasto Blue Amontillado (Very Supr.) Red Also lower grades for Cooking purposes. CHOICE
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      131 4 THE "MANSION" Entrance Oxley Rise and River Valley Road. A BOARDING HOUSE WITH 26 Comfortable and well appointed Rooms. The Dining and Drawing Rooms are spacious and well furnished, the latter commanding a view of the Town and Harbour. Situated on high ground and apart from noisy thoroughfares and insanitary
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    TURKEY'S NEW SULTAN.
    39 5 VISITS^THE WOUNDED. Submarine Taleffrapk.— Beutor*t) B M 1 f)-n. B i I I the ll tpitalf visiting the Saloßika brigade who were B ng. in an open and derly. He was I iv the p pulace.
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    DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED SCOTSMAN.
    42 5 I »ha M tr>h ill i. I and lVmcip.il d I'nive' eased ric and of the Imperial g, of the] mperia] I'■ Hj w.is Deputy to the ■rent times, lOf Scotm be! 1 in u listu _:uished
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    THE SITIAWAN ESTATE CASE.
    43 5 THE SITIAWAN ESTATE CASE. Mr Justice :eut in tiawan V.<--d in which r.er Chinamen sued Tow--1 for breach d spec! I the plaintiffs on land at i lant er. The defendant mount. Mr '.untitYs defendants. ered his verIgment for the ant being taken.
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    TIN DREDGING IN PERAK.
    11 5 j Q OUti he I everjthing is
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    BARTERS' STRIKE AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    7 5 BARTERS' STRIKE AT KUALA LUMPUR. m i^^
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    RIOT IN MUAR-RD.
    47 5 ■'.a in Muir K >id on which resulted in a Chinese nrreckedThe shopkeeper went liect a debt and allowed him into his sh<>p with police from Rochore reen arrec aers appeared before Mr Green, iterday, charged -tponement inte I »1 the i< nest of
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    LINGGI PLANTATIONS.
    32 5 ithrie igentE are in tm from the general stations Ltd., advisin--mount of rubber harvt e month Ib. :rpur for the first four for the corure:— 08 lb. 32,000 lb. 147,500
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    LEDBURY RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED.
    29 5 reports rubber crop h irae munthof April a' g month last year tal for first four months of Hh iota] for corresponding Bar 7^23 11
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    JOHORE TIN MINE.
    7 5 Tumtito n f i.-j|
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    ART TREASURE SOLD.
    53 5 National Purchase Suggested. ibm irine Telegraph.— Router's) Hm Dll .rfolk has sold Holbein's tamoai portrait of the Duchess of Milan to the artd- 1! Colnaghi for about .£»>0,000. lea understands that if a national fund is started to purchase the picture for the nation, Colnaghis will contribute
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    JAPANESE SQUADRON.
    68 5 Visits America. I M d, ll I 1 5 am. lira! Ijiehi, commanding the Japanese Training Squadron consisting of two cruisers, has arrived at San Francisco, with a ktion of Japanese naval cadets attendthe Yukon Exhibition. At Seattle, the Admiral was welcomed by the Japanese Association. \U re2eived
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    AUSTRIA'S WAR BILL.
    41 5 It is announced a; Vienna that Austria will bu'.ld three or four Dreadnoughts. The Government will however ask the Delegations for fire hundred million crowns for increased army expenditure largely on int of the military preparations in aia.
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    JAPAN'S PRINCE.
    25 5 Honoured by Italy's King. Kin^' Victjr Emanuel has conferred on Priuce Xashimoto of Jjipan the Grand Collar of the Order of the Annunz'ata.
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    THE QUEEN'S RECOVERY.
    16 5 Receiv" .l May BJO p.m. '.beluiina is making a normal ress towards recovery.
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    The Kaiser.
    15 5 The Kaiser will spend a day in Vienna and then return to C^rfu.
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    JAVA NEWS.
    429 5 {Ft ndeni.i Bitavia, April 29. The M Factory has decided to give its employees three- quarters of their salaries while on leave in Europe. The latter, with their families, will also get free passage. The engagement is announced of Miss S. Heringa, to her cousin, Mr Heringa, administrator
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    WARD COMEDY CO.
    811 5 OPENING PERFORMANCE. When Knigh re Were Bold." This Comedy comes to Singapore on its way to Australia under very favourable conditions. The Victoria Theatre, whatever its minor defects, is in the main a comfortable and decent place for player and play-goer and is in the first flush
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    WIFE BEATING.
    77 5 John Gush appeared before Mr. Green, the second magistrate, yesterday, on a charge of beiner drunk and disorderly in Bras Basah Roid near the Cathedral of the (4 jod Shepherd on Sunday. Sergeant Hunter asked h;s worship to bind Gush over, as he had assaulted his wife severely.
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    HOUSEBREAKER PUNISHED.
    222 5 Ling Keng Sia, a young Chinaman, was charged with housebreaking with intent <c commit theft before Mr. Howard, in the District Court, yesterday. Sergeant Dickson conducted the prosecution. A Chinese shopkeeper of Middle Road gave evidence. Early in the morning of April 27, he was awakened by his
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    "THE ONLOOKER OF MALAYA."
    150 5 From the editor we have received the fourth issue of The Onlooker of Malaya," published at Kuala TAimpur, and an excellent number it is. The contents cover 26 pages of letterpress and illustrations, excluding advertising pages of which there are a goodly number. The selection of
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    KELANTAN NEWS.
    102 5 Mr Nairn, a retiring London Police Magistrate who is ou leave (father of Mr P. 3. Nairn,^ Supt. local Police) has after one month's stay here, left for Singapore en route to Jipan. Out of the 300 houses in town burnt down by the recent great fire, eight
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    THE POSITION OF TIN.
    378 5 Writing on the evening of April 7. the wellinformed metal markets expert of The Ironmonger said: With moderate fluctuations, the tin market has maintained a pretty lirin position, and following upon fair-sized week-end sales, Eastern holders have since shown less disposition to operate. Since we last
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      33 5 A Popular American Remedy. Mr. Fred C. Hanrahan, a prominent druggist of Portsmouth. Va.. L'.S. A., says: "For the past six years 1 have sold and recommend_j /^ii t /~*~i:_ /YL-i i i-x-
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      38 5 Relief from Rheumatic Pains. The great pain relieving power of Chamberlain's Pain Balm is clearly shown in cases of sciatica and inflammatory rheumatism. both of which are extremely painful, but one i: n _x: At.:.. i:_: i. n
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      171 5 The TYPEWRITER that the WINNER of I The typewriting CHAMPIOXSH/P ised i I K--.L D«-:.J v*P v T^- i HI The 'WINXEft* of 'he 7 B^^^dL^jf^k hours Record in 1904 MiC ""^^^^vr :II STILL STANDS UNBEATEN) Mff THE BAR-LOCK WON 5. I] TRY G3E TO-DAY NOW AT MJust arrived the
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    THE COOLY AT PLAY.
    353 6 K: Man k r r I K i Batata y Bg n lei 111 from the Tamil !abour lorQfl on the es* For some d I their spare time in pvtfantkeW. The manager's v was decorated I ftvaaa lfc« bwiga o-v .it. i the roa been
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      224 6 Don't Put It Oft r< uty-fou: to elapse C lie. Cholera and Diarr! :edy in ycur home. True, you in that t it is doctor's prescription and wort! in cases of diar- -olic or which are liabk Idcnly at .-on of r sale Hy all STOOMVAAfiT MAATSCH^PPI (STEAMSHIP COMPANY. MDEHLAND.")
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      524 6 SHIPPING. ntk! JAPAN MAiL STEAMSHIP Co., ltd. Two regular services are maintained between JAPAN and EUROPE by the Company's well* known TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for Fiist and Second
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      663 6 SHIPPING. Norddeutseher Lloyd, Breznei IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail steamers o this Company tail fortnightly from I i rein en Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said Suez, Adan. Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hong kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki
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      1281 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The Bteamen of UiU Oampmf iihitiii a I regular service between Hamburg. BnBM Antwerp, and Bottardbnii and the Straits, i 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
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      378 6 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM BED I I I China Mutual St«am Nav. C The C' u-Huier- ht Lit— pool outwards for thn Bti I Japan ev> and fr«»m Jftj»ar. for London, Amsterdam and Ant for Genoa, ICam for Mai One outward steai Vancouver, Seattle and Tacom.-* "^r Through Bills of Lading
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    SHARES.
    980 7 MINES. Capita! Capful Is«q« Paid n latued paid ap Valat ap Company. Qaoueto. $300,000 300,000 10 10 Beiat Tin Mining Go. Ltd 6 25 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Bruang Limited 6 25 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruseb Hydraulic Tin M. Oo. Ltd 7 50 f- 1 00.000 444 7159
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 7 (Corrected if n May 3 Banr ia/i 2/4/. demand Prir&te credit* 3 ai/t credits 6ms z4, Fra.j(c«, ImmmJ Bank^ 292 &m»maj«t. demitnd 237 I.NDIA, T. T r 174 Hoif»KOx«, demand 21^%dis. hama, demand nom. 1134 Java, demand 1 k' dema: Soverk! .uk Buying of England Kite... l\% Discount 3
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    PRODUCE.
    108 7 May 3 Tix M Nimbler ;&mb)er Qhtbf No. 1 Gamlier Oil* No. 2 M ]J.OO Pepper Black <or«Lu. Sport) 1 Pep per. White ffair 17.06 R utmejrB 111) til ihglfc) 11 Nntmege f 80 to t±* it. M Meo« Bftjada >«•««■« norn PH(AadboftM ■erita Coffee 1 r Tapioca., »maU
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      256 7 WANTED. BRITISH NORHI 33RNE0 S'KSE INTERPRETER I »r s.m .laknn I lilts read ..'lese sential. I iy in writing to Air- E. Vtftl Boi-neo I ttha ox (fficer for Rubber Estates I iy ;n writing with copi* i'IIPJE Co., Ltd. •id imsediataljf for British Nc I Barnao. Y >ie to
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      592 7 TO LET. TO LET UNFURNISHED. BRANKSOME "—Stevens Rd. 8 bedrooms. Gas, Tennis Lawn. Stabling for 5. Apply W. DUNMAM" Mm U u.c. TO BE LET "No. M, Waterloo Street, a Commodious Compound House with stabiiu^ fcc. Apply svi-j.in ox to ,J. Seheerder, No. 81, East ■id. A? ;ui.:, TO LET.—
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      91 7 7maJßffilrti^trTirTTnnilflßlilTll<llff2B fefltoai^SlfiKßlstitfS BfcUjJS S&B^'* Wr^zW SiPo<yp Miller 1 I I 'i^^S^n CAN NOW BE OBTAINED AS FOLLOWS: I rlf^fß^^^ii w*' i Pure Sterilized. In tins of one pint, B B tlfc^^Spn^ 1 1 tumbler, and cup size. pJlsi^rj^^D^HP Condensed Unsweetened in no- m minal one pound half pound tins. 9
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      146 7 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETv'AAP.T MAATSCHAPPiJ. CJwdfs Contract with thi Nithhrlands India Govkrhmint. A^eats at Singapore, The SMpsagency, Limited, 2-3, Collyer Quay THE UNDERMENTIONED DATES OF DEPARTURE ARE ONLY APPROXIMATE. BKOUWEB Moeara-Saba, Simpang, Djarnbi and Tongkal VanDerLyn... Singkawang and Pontianak May 5 Tasman Muntok, Bliujoe, Soengai-Liat, Pangkal-Pinang, Koba and Toboali May Laurens
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      818 7 VESSELS IN PORT. I Man-of-war Flap and Tons Commanders Arrived Wh*n Sea Men OoL Yaofat 500 Harphj iCca t lirj P^arus Dn< G I 870 V,, rs ter rio k titan Aaterw.trh Brifc«^ Do«glM M II >hiD Ma* Tons Master Arrived from Consign- -When As ang Siam405 Svarrer My 2
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    HOLLAND'S HAPPINESS.
    512 8 Still Celebrating. j| tj<— chief be- irHollao .--I I itjag d tvf- the nal i-> the a M >; ic Petrotaiflß Co. it "H iter B r th m little Princess Wilhelmina (Tsnally given t-ver t I mun* he Company 1 to the other tl town prodr. were
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    FOOTBALL.
    216 8 S C. C. vsThk Polk e. [t WSJ it her an emasculated team which turned out for the Club lust erasing huth is ipm ua, Bdi I and Fulcher all bein^<tbsen f I be Police on the other ii.iu.l v. t 'tv decidedly strong and inclad< i' ck, Fairer,
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    APPEAL COURT.
    538 8 A. Cob r Quashid. Mr Justice Bercombe Smith was engaged in the Appeal Court yesterday, when several appeals came up for bearing. The first was thai of a Chicese tin merchant named Fuh Ah L < against t recent conviction by the fourth magistrate, Mr DoMello, for alleged
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    AFFRAY IN NEW MARKET ROAD.
    188 8 Ten Teochews were before Mr. Colman, third magistrate, yesterday afternooD, on a charge of affray. Sergeant Ross prosecuted and Mr. Varborough defended three of the accused. Police evidence was led to show that an affray between sixty or seventy Chinese took place on April 14,
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    ANOTHER MIRACLE.
    108 8 The miracles performed by Little's Oriental Balm are almost countless. Men and women vrho have become crippled by the horribi agonies of Rheumatism are throwing away crutches, canes, and bandages and walking tree with elastic- step. Kheunmtism in the back or shoulders, in the arms or legs., can
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    TRAINING NOTES.
    638 8 The course was still on the soft side, for training oa Saturday morning, but good f gallops were put in and a goodly number c of pportsmen turned up to witness the work. 1 Pause (Martin) bowled along alone once round slowly, picking up his stable corn- <
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    THE SPRING RACES.
    91 8 The following handicaps are published for tb.B tirst day Thb Ladies' Purse. Fron Frou 9 11 Goldfinder 9 0 Blitz. 8 4 Diabolo 8 2 Albatross 8 0 Thb Lawn Stakes. st. lb. Sextant 9 7 Lock fire 9 0 Maintenance 8 9 Emu 8 5 Sunny
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    281 8 Twnlve Chinese Chow pups arrived 'rom Hongkong l>y the Fook Sarjg yesterlay. They are to be tram hipped by the [ndrashama. B(r .J. l>jnovan, fourth rffieer of tie s. s. GHenturret, was convie'ei by the Master Attendant on Saturday Gf wilful disobediance of lawful commands on April 1
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    LATE SHIPPING.
    65 8 Sexta, (ier. 99 Jenseu. May 3, Penang, E. S. S., Honglong 4. Will o'the Wisp*^ Brit. 149, Morris, May 3, Bagan, Wee Bros Bagan ~>. Laurens Pit, Dut. 147. Kroef, May 3, Indragiii, Ships Agency, Riow 6. Xuen Tung, Ger. 82 4-, Hicsch, May 3, Bangkok, Belm Meyer,
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    PASSENGERS.
    181 8 Per Kinta Hon. E. C. Ellis, Messrs T. K. I Dennis, Weelan, Crunipton, T. G. Wikon. Dovley, Benfield, T. H. T. Burgess, H. K. Newat, J. D. Macgregor, T. D. Holland, S. De Agulldene, W. M. Mellington, Sime, Koh Sun Hin, Gee Chan Hay, Dr G:mes, Mrs Falls and
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    238 8 Per P O Oeeana, due May 7.— Rev. W. H. Williams, Mr C. W. Bernard, Mr L. Lsvis, Mr H. X. Ferrers, Mr H. AverayJones. To Penang. Mrs Peck and child, Mr F. P. Holbrook, Mr J. Rankine, Mr J. Kennawsy. Mr and Mrs A. T.
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