The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 January 1910

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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, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1910. NO. 6,806
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    128 1 IVaser and Co.'s share circular Pager. Late mail news via Ceylon appear;- on pa^e 8. The Canadian naval bill has been introduced at Ottawa Pa^e ">. The eDifigeniPLt of Miss Winnie ***** and Capt. Uargiil M B. <r ii announced Page 4 Tho ohass and capture of
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    CAWNPORE.
    815 1 nattily known, perl. thai I which ous a part m tl vi M i 8 the birth place of Lotd B >berU\ tlough he re" mains an liibbinan When Frederick nttle lad he i England for the good i I Els was quite a delicate youth and nol odv
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      411 1 SPECIAL EXHIBITION. Monday, January !Oth, and following days. ftk B They are indispensable m Hot Climates because they ill j B 1 a fc are fitted with iiJstless Zairoid Stifftners, and are VM H/ iiT The Keystone of all feminine slx Diffi lo select elegance is the corset. We invite
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      190 1 Entertainments. The Old Favourites Back Again THE FAMOUS WAYANG KASSIM. The indra Zanibar Ro^al Theatrical Co. OF SINGAPORE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! Grand Opening Night LAUBA WE JIN AT THB ALEXANDRA HALL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE /ND IX THE PRESENCE OF H. H, The Sultan of More 2nd Suite.
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      88 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, Sailing Laisang for Hongkong on Jan. 15 —Page 6. Grand openiog night at the Wayarg Kassim this evening Page 1. Powell and Cot sale of North Bridge road property on Jan. 18— Page 3. At the Star Opera company's show Othello will be played this evening Page 4.
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      429 1 THE WEEK Friday, 14th 3igh Water.— o.3o a., 11.3^ p Garrison G. C Ladies' Monthly Medal. Chinese Christian Asson PiiEsep-st, 8 p Satubday, 15th: Sigh Water.— l 11 a, 0.26 p King George Eoquiiy 10 a Cricket Tou nament. Garribon G. C. Dec. Monthly Medal. Chinese New Year Sports Meeting,
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    THE SOUR MILK CURE.
    478 2 Buii Lin Bacilli. I* h-is booo cc fashionable to take M roared or •i! led i;.:.k, containing the lactic soid bacii.us and various other healthy germ I ty Prafetton afotehnii ff, Massol, nther, md Bup] b They are to be had m bo rial ani bonbons
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    SIR GUY AND THE BUFFALO.
    270 2 I r del uk oome to band f tbe d >se Six Gay Pleetn to I Will m had t n-e i "her U,tv frum au WBgTJ bull' .do's charge I ilcntta, Deoern>*y 3«X Raejtwood W leon has arrived m Gal..::.i none khs w rss
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      32 2 A Remedy for Croup That is Absolutely Safe. i roup is the most prevalent during the dry Xi weather cf the early winter months. r nta of young children should be trjpared
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      613 2 TO LET^ TO LET. No. 3, WUkie lioai. Lawn Tennis and Stabling. Also: No. 16, Byed Alii Road, stabling and tennis lawn. Apply ko F. CraifJ, BhaJfOn, Rivet Valley Road. Jan 11 14.2 TO LET. The Offices lately m the occupation of the P. and O. Steam Navigation Company, being
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      789 2 NOTJGES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Tenders will be received at tbe Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of tbe 20th January, 1910, for the following work General repairs to the Court Inspector's Quarters at Pearl's Hill. Every person applying for a form of Tender will be required to deposit the sum of
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      399 2 NOTIGES. VOLUNTEER GLUb7 A Subscription Danro, under the auspices j of the above Club, will be held m the S. V. C. Drill Hall, on Friday, January, 21st. Applications for tickets mus'. be made j through Volunteers, to the Honorary Secretary, S. V. C. Drill Hall. Early applications are essential.
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      559 2 BANKS. lEDERUNOSCHE HAIDEL-lAATSCHAPPY. Netherlands trading society. Established 1824, Cai [TAir~U 45,000,000.— (abooi £8,7fi0 I BesEBVO !i .3.752,885,— (ab0:. i 4.'iT'. Head Offici eh Amstsboam. Head aobmct Batai ia. BBANCHBB PeDanp. BhatJfhai, Hon^koDg, Rangoon. Ifedto i>< i Samaraag, Sourabaya, j Padang. Cheribon, Tegal, Tjflatip, Palembang, Kota*Badja, (aefaeeo) Band* J jertuassin. Weltevredeß
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      348 2 IXSURAMQES. MANUFACTURERS~UfI IN-' BtlN< I 4 (t( CSatmi Loans and s diately by th< < ion* i m ithoot (it a\ F. S. EVANS, Han i- 4ali i ia. GUTHRIE (§h Co ,Lt,d. new SOUTH BRfTtSH INSURANCE CO.. LTD FIRE Ii ngB, R^cti and M< MABIKE Lainrmow cepted to ah
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    MARKET PRICE LIST. .
    144 3 MARKET PRICE LIST. ffingapore, Jta 1 1 th. 1910 per ratty I f; pei 15 Beef 8 m 161 i per < ittj 2 :t» do. I ...13 m, via do. do. do ..ported do, >re de nil 1 io M each M p- *-y 7 SO Dry is M
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      110 3 I anger from C:. \v ruinut' D treating soice cases E time it takes good fcr a fttn proves dangerous. The Chamberlain's Cough and at I I intiUd a dost v ret Ijr sale by all 1 MOETGAGFES SALE 18th Janufciy, a* 8-30 p.m. ■>■ of fr %i I k
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      458 3 i i V A Dainty Non-Greasy Balm for the Skin O BEAUTY > MA R r 1 5^k TOTHE /4 W//m\ mmk: W///II illllv Bl GHS WELLCOME CO. LONDON (ENG.) New York M i i suinev Capetown 1 1\ EN glass POTS. V ALI THE PRINCIPAL PHARMACISTS. I t TAILORS
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      569 3 miGTEONS. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Valuable Land and Hcuse Property AT NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. To be held at Powell and Co's Sale-room. ON Tuesday, 18th January, at 2-30 pm. G Valuable Leasehold land area 12S1 Eqoare feet, comrri^ed m Lease for 999 year?, quit rent 518. 50 Together with the boose
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      451 3 7f m \j" B V^ IBM V«^ L/ t»uir mm* *\jt (Shortly Expected) In the Scottish and Irish Reliability trials this yearsecured the highest possible awards m their class the Efficiency Gold Medal. They also secured the Special Medal for Kill Climbing. Such a record has never before been made
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, Jan. 14, 1910.
    1144 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, Jan. 14, 1910. Those who know the Resident Councillor of Penang will be very loth to believe that of his own initiative he could have issued the following notice, which appears to bear upon the face of it that it has been promulgated by the
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    810 4 Cipt Walter B i Flint retired the service of the B N B rw Co., on 7tb. L 909. Tbe detth of B ibop Awd meri? Bishop of 810 h Pokio, ii attfil ited i can ci B£r G-arehom Stewart (Couerratire) kt* Of IfoogkODg is a ciu-lnivie 1 >r the
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    SALLEH ETOI'S END.
    92 4 KEDAHS BRIGAND CHIEF DIES FIGH A Bloodstained Becord. Jad 3 be P.i. w$ (H liehci -uut of 10 Wdh reaitt i bm .!uv. who were beaded bj ,t u a whose wife E'oi had ctn The b .r bull*? aC(] fifteen cuts to Alor tbe corpse of
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    INTERESTING ENGAGEMENT
    14 4 v, J iv i ■BgtgWßftflf Winnie Birch and Ca\ Malay aHtttoi flunki
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    WIRE NEWS.
    343 4 Peking. .January 3. The Board of Revei: a I m perial ]lescri| m order I meet th< > diminution of the opium n m all the provinces shall be UMteai Bf, B Prince Su to Tibet to eoqaire in 1 In i Board of Corau. point ed Trtin
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      227 4 The Robinson Piano COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR EXTREME CLIMATES TROPICAL MODELS BY ALL THE BEST MAKERS. Telephone 191. J. W. BEMSON'S VOTED ENGLISH WATCHES FOR LADIES. 18ct G)ld Hall Marked case 3 throughout with London Made Lever movements of sound construction. i i I S PRICES Open Face Plain Case ..£IO
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      127 4 Art Needlework and Flower Depot, 217, ORCHARD ROAD. ARRANGED FLORAL BASKETS, and Wedding Orders a Speciality At moderate prices. CUT FLOWERS AT ALL TIMES. t, (Office No. 737 lelephone j inn (Gardens 190 YONG FONG, Photographic Studio. High- Class Photographs and Enlargements 79, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, THE STAR OPERA Co.
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    CANADA'S IMPERIAL EFFORT.
    45 5 AL SCHEME. .nil* TV.*»;rraph Roust's) 13 p m. introda taio the I BUI. i permMOßt force, a v the eariv mtl .1 of a fleet 4 tive BTS re to beexpende I a v the ll wt will ipoi ity the E
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    SERIOUS STATEMENTS.
    36 5 Canu! :.v- 0 p.m. ite on the lin the E n U L lurier beiij.- I I he n; my where member Bjrcen criti pen inadequate, .r -vita > vt*ry reil. to proviie at ■•lay.
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    EMPEROR AND PRINCE.
    23 5 Keci I p.i! the Emperor of Gerr. my rtnii painted m oils to PrinM Xival CjinraisI Reg -at of China. >
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    HELPING BRITISH COTTON.
    25 5 Government Grant. ewe has he British Cotton ig 6IM «ciation a grant of .£'lo,ooo three years, tod the offer has tuiiv accepted.
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    AFRICAN APPOINTMENTS.
    12 5 has been appointed Govliam Manning, M >MB I :1 t: > <
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    THE EMPIRE PRESS UNION.
    191 5 frcm London that the Board of have no go -d their ii-sent to the Articles of .A^oci.-ttioa of this new body j.c<l H th December a meeting was he!d to vmt A letter was read from Lord who traversed the whole of Canada m the autumn,
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    OVERDUE STEAMERS.
    54 5 iuuary 6 h. tiahahaaann real N irthern Bte un--•up Minnesota" and the N X iru" from Seattle are I ue. Win ts f i latter vessel are ihe is On lei distant hama with a D ige i shaft which .volve a dela> i lays. Them c ident
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    OUR ALLIES.
    88 5 a M ,y OriNiov ng on Alliances and Ententes," and Militar\ -Outside ■fla t ss< s but one deuiiance, t: ti witfa Japma lad this ban nfavourably than one 1 lor Ibia i-ritii-i-iu h I fa U k Mek, as hrflOJHfl I I Bri- i.r Kasttrn waters has
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    ELECTION NEWS.
    95 5 BALFOUR CHEERS UNIONISTS. Varying Ft recasts. I !»v Sobmarine Telegraph.— Ranter's) Jin 13th 1030. A phr*M ia Mi Bilfoar*B speech yesterI that thfl tile ii rising m favour of the its ia inspiriting the Oonservativei* bq are pradictlßg that there will be Unionist gains on Saturday. On the
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    HALDANL'S ADDRESS.
    65 5 1 h, 11 30 am. Mr H J 1 me, m his election address, says thai the new Defence Scheme will be 1 ii p in the advancement of federation m the Empire. The N ivy was never s 1 powerful and would be still more powerful. He
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    THE ISSUE.
    181 5 BALFOUR SPEAKS ON TARIFFS. A Pledge to the Poor. Jan. 18, 5 p.m. The feature of the various speeches made last night wi, Mr Bilfour's statement at York di fiaitely on the question of food being tax-<l. He said it was believed that a small duty on corn
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    ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH.
    278 5 The moving picture show, now attract im: good audiences at Ba^ch Ibad, goes one better than its predecessors, and that is saying a good deal. The films, some beauti- coloured, are as steady and free from eye worry as the most sensitive can desire. What ifl known as
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    79 5 By the Atniral Magon on Wednesday mornA\i: there arrived tri vi Paris Father Au^uin, ,t young French priest, who has cotne to join the Di< oete of M lUoca, but before designating himfol any speci il mission m the Diocese he'i, to be detained m Singapore to ba trained m
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    FRASER & CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    279 5 FRASER CO.'S SHARE CIRCULAR. Rubbers still continue to advance with •mazing rapidity, frequently gaining several points during the d*J, and although the i business transacted during the week has been on a very Liru;e sctle it is qaite impossible at time 3 to supply the demand. Rubber. The appreciation has
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    THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.
    213 5 Tne annutl report of the Board of Wardens of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd states that Iha reciipts for 1909 totalled 18,067.83 and the expenditure $9,401.12. Of the receipts a sum of Sol 7 was a special subscription for the Bishop's Jubilee and $1,000 a
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    RECOVERING WASTE RUBBER.
    403 5 The Premier Rubber Company Flotation. mr. Herbert wright on the process. The Premier Rubber Company, the formation of which we referred to m our columns, has been formed to acquire the BiitUh patent, provisional protection for an improvement, and the secrets m connection with a process of
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    THE ASSIZES.
    654 5 ETppsb HosiSM &TKKKT Murder. At the Assizes yesterday, Mr Justice T Sercjmba Smith and a special jury were again engaged with the hearing of evidence, m connection with charges of murder, and attempted murder brought against four Cintoaese. Mr Hashing Rhodes, l>3pu'y Public Prosecutor, appeared for the Crown,
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    FALSE EVIDENCE.
    128 5 At the Assize Court, yesterday afternoon, Mr Justice T. Sercombe Smith overruled the objection of Mr R. St. J Bradiell that the sanction to prosecute Tan Lian Cbye was irregular owing to the perjury not being particularised. Mr Braddell asked that the point be reserved for the Court
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    NOTICE TO JURORS.
    38 5 We are requested to state for the information of the Special Jurors not now engaged m a case at the Assizes, ihat they need not attend at the Supreme Court until eleven am. en Monday.
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    94 5 Mgr. Barillon, Bishop of Malacca, will leave some time next week for the consecration at Bangkok on the 30th instant of Father Perros, as the new Roman Catholic Bishop of Siam m succession to the late Myr. Vey. As the bishop elect was a pupil of Mgr. Barillon at the
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      252 5 ROBINSON AND CO. I SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ROYAL BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER. Sk^kU^^ Any Clerk who has been ''^^iw&frffi'Cr taught at S c h ool o n i n ol d J Style Machine oi any r&__^t-;^i r^s'oH^l grjg other, can ate the BarIf I*t f f*l FVI/?Sl Lock with equal
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      609 6 FOR SALE. EMPIRE FOR SALE. Sor-ond hand Empire Typewriting Macl.ino) j lot --aie. ci d work to 1»- jot out of it stilL Apply S.S.i\., Singapore Free I'res-i." Jan 18 20 1 BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE Bought now m lyO-3 from Co&hlan and C >„ Singapore. Also acces^orits including cover,
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      663 6 On the Berth. INDO-CHINA S. N. CO., LTD. FOR HONGKONG Tht. Company's steamex LAISAXG" 8t460B t 460 tons, E. J. Tadtl. coriiEQauclfr, is due here dd tbe 14th hist, and will h>- despatched for the above purt ou Satarday.the 15th idem, at 4 p vi. She bas exoellent aooommodation tor
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      1049 6 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, j China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo
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      679 6 SHIPPING. ~P. O. BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Auitralia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Portt. Plymouth and London. Through Bill* of Lading uwued for Ohina Ooast, Peraiaa Gulf, Continental ana Amencan Port*. Staamert will Uavt Singapore oa o> aboot MAIL LINES Ouhcard (for China) 1910 Arcadia Jan 16
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      356 6 SHIPPING. NTT Norddeutscher Lloyd, Breme: IMPERIAL GERMAS KAIL LIKF The fast and wbli-known mail gtHJin this Company aail fortnightly frona Hamburg ria Eott»rd*m, Antworp, Boat i Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonnectiot M« Naplet, Alexandria and vie*- vwraa; J Suez, Ad«n, Colombo, Penang, Bin^ap kong, Shanghai, Nagaaak. iKt* t- and back. They
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS
    137 7 I Dee. Jan. Total. AUagax 2.00Q Anglo Malay 58,489 Balgownie I_S4 16,729 (9) Lata Village B4_ 2,483 (6) Bettsm 14.'.'- i) Bnkit lia; ill Bukit Liotaßg 2.100 8,255 (6) Damansare 201.131 (12) 1 H. dk „y 1t689l t 689 G>l ten Hope 5.402 High. A Lowlands 46,078
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    TIN RETURNS.
    89 7 Dec. Totals to end Nov. 6,104 (9 mos.) mg 1,287 BruM b 221 2 788 Gopeng 6,855 Kinabji 3,564 Kin: a 4,690 Kiedang 2,481 (7 m.s.) :i:au 896 Lahal 641 9,470 Menglembu Lode 250 New Gopeng 1,659 Pahang Consolidate.! 1,000 16,324 Pengkalen :'.^95 (8 mo? j P tsinfj
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    SHARES.
    1128 7 January 18. Cap. Issue. Paid. Last Div. Bcykrs. Sellers. 35,000 2/ 2 Ailagar Rubber Estates Ltd 4 3 4 0 *****0 2- 2- Anglo Malay 25% Int. 169 170 80,000 1 1 Batu Caves 10% 8 0 710 0 80,000 1 1 Batu Tiga (Selangor) hjo 3 0 0
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      408 7 WANTED. WANTED FOR SAIGON. I. g EII pan Acc>'intant. Ap- m iof fceatimoni&la aired I i si: 3ns Co., Ltd. v.c. WANTED m i Cfc-rk and Typist. Reply, BO i _i and -t.ttin^ K. C. K. c o Frei Rmss. APARTMENTS. LODGE Rise, <( single ;rl. Tt rru^ SOU. BOARD
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      30 7 Telephone 119. Established 1840 M. SALOMON SON, Dnbasbea, Ship Chandlers and Navy Con- tractors, General Store and Fresh Provision Snppliers. 'Office: Xo. 9, Raffles Ptace, Singapore. Ff-b '25 i* iJ
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      26 7 NOTieE. —^1 Ml The Bernese Alps Milk Co. wish to draw the attention of the public to the fact that Sledge Brand Milk is SWISS MILK.
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      1189 7 VESSELS IN FUHT. Steamers Flag Tone Master Arrived FYom f^onHigmee Nt Wfjaw Aadang Biam -4 S >riatenaen Jan 12 Bangkok B I Bacgkol Bandon Dan 2280 Tt 'Mneen Dee M Oopenhagen B I Hn. Oampfaayi Dut 1696 V« t ter Jan 7 B^Uvia ■c y 8,-,* jo r -^nton Bwd
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    POLICE COURTS.
    899 8 Tv>> Vka;;- HOUSBBBIAKDIO. la the District Criminal Court y^-terday tbdforc Mr Wolferstan Ng Sen^ charged with how— bi oa a i ufl w as Motoßrai) to two years rifjon m impriiwvnment. E. P. C. Hillary and i>. I*. C. 31 were the arresting constables. Thrkk QAMHtXBi SbHTEHCK). luspector
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    MAIL NOTES.
    1096 8 (Vi" Ceylon Mb. Lloyd Gborge on the Locks. Mr Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at LlaneHy (t^ar Swansea, m Wales), said The F,ordi are m a. trap, and wl en I recall the contemptuous thing! they laid on the Wetah Disestablishment qnattioa, I am glad to
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    AEROPLANE AT CALCUTTA.
    615 8 Event of Importance. Calcutta, December 31st. An event of the greatest importance took place on Thursday afternoon, on the Calcutta maidan when the first flight by a flying machine was made m India. It was thought that the advent of the first air-conquering apparatus m India would
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    38 8 The s.l. Argo will leave Johnston's Pier for the Club bungalow on Sunday at i>.lo and 11 a.m. 2 30 and 3 30 p.m. returning at 9.30 and 10 30 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m.
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    EAST AND WEST.
    159 8 Is a Struggle Inevitable P Taking a general survey of the situation, Professor Dyer, m his book Japan m World Politics, does not believe that a world-wide struggle between East and West is inevitable, and he expresses the decided opinion that if Bueh a struggle takes place
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    A Follower of Influenza.
    20 8 An attack of influenza is often followed by persistent cough, which to many proves a I
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    991 8 The Italian cruiser Pugha left for Colombo yesterday. The MM. Company's steamer Cacbar left Siigon at 4 pm. on Wednesday and may be expected here on Saturday about 6 am. The homeward mails per P. and O. s.s. Delhi via Colombo leave the wharf at 8 a.m. I
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    15 8 addition to that on p:ige 7. Bhlsfsp^ Brit 396 8. Ueacon^Jiui 13. Car.
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      192 8 The United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ltd. HONGKONG PHAITGHAI AM» BIVGAPOkC H. M. S. "SUPERB, 1 (DREADNOUGHT CLASS) Has the Boilers covered with 4 SALAMANDER ASBESTOS NON-CONDUCTING COMPOSITION. THIS COMPOSITION Has no chemical effect on metal surfaces I >oos do: r fall o!: Sad a good surface It is supplied DRY;
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