The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 February 1910
1910-02-15
1
8
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singfreepressb
The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
-
Title Section15 1910-02-15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1910. NO. 6,83215 words
-
Article110 1910-02-15 1 A wire late l-s*: evening annourees the accidental firing f a twelve inch gun frqm H. M. S. Bulwark, the eh* ll goirg through the funnel of the Natal Page 5. An account of the Governor's visit to rubber estates Page 4 Tf»ft S^C"' l s*g are110 words
-
Article1216 1910-02-15 1 A nremorv of spires, towe?a, domes, of a threat and glorious High Street, of MttU aud fascinating byeways with perchance grey Grot hie walls ou < lie hand, a meuNv of old BUsibedum houses on the other, of perfect lawns in pictur«Mpe <|tt*dra«gles, Ibe holy beauty of many college1,216 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement465 1910-02-15 1 MOTORISTS. Send your covers and tubes to be retreaded or repaired to Che Dunlop Rubber go. (far east) Ltd. No T CCLLYER QUAY, or No. 43 ROBINSON Rd. Re] airs executed promptly and at moderate charges. Repairs will not be executed to those covers past satisfactory repair which in our465 words
-
Advertisement279 1910-02-15 1 Entertainments. The Old Favourites Back Again, THE FAMOUS WAYANG EUSSIM. The Indra Zanibar Royal Iheatrical Co OF SINGAPORE. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 1 1 Baktotn dan Baktim OR TWO FOOLS. ALEXANDRA HALL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF New Actors Actresses. Come To-Night! Don't Fail!! Stop at the first Show on the279 words
-
Advertisement290 1910-02-15 1 Entertainments. HARIMA HALL, CINEMATOGRAPH. TO-NIGHn TO-NIGHT!! SPECIAL CHINESE NEW YEAR PROGRAMME GRAND SPORTING NIGHT. JIUJITSU, COMMENCING FROM MONDAY, HTH INST. Mr. K. KUMAGAI vs. Messrs. SHIGEMATSU. MAZUME, TAWARA who will tight for a substantial purse of money ANY COMPETITOR FORTHWITH ADMITTED, A PRIZS CF $1000 FOR WINNER. Mr. Kutnagai is290 words
-
Advertisement185 1910-02-15 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Tenders called for naval supplies Page 2. Shipping On the Berth, Prinze<-s Alice. Taroba, Dunera new dates for Nederlands SS Co., P. K. P. U Straito, and t-iam Navigat on Co Page 6. To lets furnisbed bungalow at Tanjong Katong bungalow in Tanglin Page 2. Chinese correspondence clerk185 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous312 1910-02-15 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday, 15th:— High Water.— l 50?., 2.2 P Wesley Cfanrcb Mission, 5.1 ~> Si 5.30 p Wednesday, j «i t li High Water. -2 29 a, 3.2 p Thursjav, 17th High Water -.3.11 a, 412 p B. I. Mail Homeward <_uoses 3 p Friday 18th High Water— 3312 words
-
-
Article355 1910-02-15 2 It looks m n tt i Stock Exchmge bad botxn mated ita ephemeral spasm of sentiment over Ibe feaenU election, After a long period of QOOI hoadcili ccn>i;~serat!OU there wan an oit-b.:r-*t of Unionist eathasiasm which took the prices ol H >cae securities up with a bound.355 words
-
Article235 1910-02-15 2 Are we to have kilted volunteers Of late a n amber of scribblers have worked overtime en this subject, but the response of a callous community is a very meagre one. Over the convivial bowl on Saturday evening, the Cergeaot's Mess touched lightly on the uniform235 words
-
Article182 1910-02-15 2 Som« Facts and Figlbcs. by <;ko. r. >fms. The Board of Trade returns for 1909, which have been received by the Frea Trade press with wild enthiiaiam as a Death Blow to Tariff Reform." are the mast damning tiijures for Free Trade that have ever jetReuter - 182 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement559 1910-02-15 2 TO LET. Furnished Bungalow 172 Taojong Katong Read, to let from Ist March, near Sea View Hotel, moderate terms. Apply above address. Febl 5 18 2 TO BE LET Entry Ist March, Bungalow in Tanglin five large bed rooms with attached bath rooms good vermdahs; large drawing and dining rooms559 words
-
Advertisement485 1910-02-15 2 WANTED. WANTED Correspondence Clerk (Chinese) must have a proficient knowledge of Shorthand and Type writing, good knowledge of English essential. State experience, and salary required. Box J. D. P. c/o Free Press." Feb 15 mwf 22 2 WANTED Three qualified Surveyors at once. Appiy Williams, Draper Steadman, Gresbam House. Jan485 words
-
Advertisement656 1910-02-15 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE. I hereby give notice that I shall not be responsible for any debts incurred by the crew of the steamship TUGELA." (Sd.) R. M. ROBERTSON, Master. Singapore, Bth February, 1910. Feb 9 u.c. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Gravitation Main from Kal'ang Biver Kesei voir to Wooaleigh Filters Valve Chambers. The656 words
-
Advertisement439 1910-02-15 2 BANKS. NEDERLANDSCHEJA^DEL-«A»TSCHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. Capital— fl 45,000,000,— (ab0ut je5,750,000j Reserve— fl 5,752,895 —(ab0nt £479,40') Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency Batavia. Branches Penang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Rangoon, Medan (DeU), Samarang, Sourabaya, Padang, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan. Tjilatjap, Palembang, Kota-Radja, (Acheen) Bandjermessin, Weltevreden and Macassar. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras,439 words
-
Advertisement374 1910-02-15 2 manufacturerTlSl INSURANCE Co. OF L M Claims Loans and Bon immediately by the Genera pore without delay of refen 1. F. S- EVANS, 0' BRuc^ Manager for Eastern 1 Asia and India, lan 4g9 CUTHRIE <& Co, Ltd General Agents, s i:: SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD, FIRE Insurances effected374 words
-
-
Article189 1910-02-15 3 tceroy Yuan Shu-hsun, in Canton, ha9 t > urn mica*ed with the French Consul asking tun ta t\i> h native Christian who has been int^ifMin,' in kaVMMIs. N.^' >t;.it iocs have b«en opened by the Chihli i e lot the redemption of the Kaipiq^ miaes. 7 e i189 words
-
Article214 1910-02-15 3 r 1t: c dr.i'c convention i anai icccession, which will take Bgyytahi Qmril AaawVljy atxl u iLt--est in both its local ;ispect3, OOBBMBta tie rp ini> Tfc» terms of ihe propos-td I w, re practically settled 1e- .:.y U* KLieaive before oi the oegotiationa became Immediately it214 words
-
78 1910-02-15 3 Hi F I 6kh conhiics Bg CBestfl of t Le coi fer- H M the Kir:,- Nobk <! .In cf tka Crown rf u Cbi fentd a; Jar. 26U> B I' 6«i i:.-.n Midster j fid B&toj Extnu idinn!j-. > Ordtf i78 words
-
Article45 1910-02-15 3 cren K-r.t ekjt n to— ai suuk ttWM, lon poirt <. ft' J tcf a sandbank, v v i \r-\ ,t t y T« idm the pot :-...i-.-h ;uul Liver Tablets i.< B, lii.;-;. -ick headache. > :.vi*orate tbc whole i y ill DiapeßavrJea Dealers.45 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement124 1910-02-15 3 M ifGU SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM? terrible, miig racking, painful ■i.'d itseifupoa you/ Don't lose HKeont L;r you.' Little's I ha> encd thousands of invetechnnuc H of Rlitumatism, amoDg da t CMM that were pronounced ■9 docteta. Throoefa this wonderful tera have abauiioned their crutcu--8 W I arc I d-iy cured124 words
-
Advertisement229 1910-02-15 3 ,\A Dainty Non-Greasy Balm for the Skin// ;^i^^ O s BEAUTY *»%20ZHAZEL! HE iTRADE MA^K' TO TH E ///////Nil 1 1 1 m V BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO. LONDON (EKG.) New York Montreal Sydney Cape >Town Shanijh l 4 /LIIII\t X I I M j f X iir COPYRIG*** SOLD IN229 words
-
Advertisement616 1910-02-15 3 mienoNS. AUCTION SALE OF Household Furniture, Cottage Pianoforte, Plants, Turnout, &c. AT VaNSCOT," 27, CAVENAGH ROAD. ON Saturday, 19th February, at 2 pm. Comprising A fine toned Cottage Pianoforte by F. Geissler Zeitze, teak marble top table, teak whatnots, teak and rattan chairs, rattan lounges, settees and cr-air^, polished dining616 words
-
Advertisement109 1910-02-15 3 PILSEN BEER "PILSEN GIRL" BRAND. This Beer is guaranteed to be brewed from Malt and Hops and contains no Preservatives. It is made at Pilsen in Austria, and is the only genuine Pilsen Beer imported into this market. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ALL DEALERS. SUB-ACENTS, Galdbeck Macgregor109 words
-
-
Page 3 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous498 1910-02-15 3 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY. From Ist May, 1909, and until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINS. arc. am. ara. am. am. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 p^ggj, p 7.25 4.30 aoraeoWL 7.33 12.42 4.38498 words
-
-
Article2336 1910-02-15 4 For a year past the Tonking province of Ftench Indo -Cain*, ani particularly the region of Yea-tLc, has been the scene of the hostile activities #f aa Annamite rebel who has causeJ deep concern to the Toaking Govarnmeat, not only for his elusive resistance to its2,336 words
-
868 1910-02-15 4 Visits to Lanadi.<»n Estate JjUKIT A-AHAX. H. E. the Governor with Mi«» left Singapore about 10 30 pm day m t!'* j Colonial •tessaer Bsa.nn visit to Httac and lf«J«6Qs>. Taey were icvHnpsaieJl bi |[r y Farrai'it. Mr D. Y. Pe ku.s, Ml and868 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement267 1910-02-15 4 DE RESZKE CIGARETTES (ki supplied to the House of Commons) We have now had these Cigarettes put up in Tin_ Boxes, and they are therefore guaranteed to be in good order. I IN TINS OF 100 AND 50 CIGARETTES. I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FROM CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. A SMALL SHIPMENT267 words
-
Advertisement51 1910-02-15 4 Telephone 191. CALL TO HEAR THE RACHALS-AUTO PLAYER PIANO AT THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY. The Piano that is making everyone a mesician." u>\ jhcv Pies** ■I'it Jiall tut Pre.-s >.•.,■> People igl itwtiit*h. J* jawed by influence uid intjn e .(eit patriot Tru[> plorion r .e ept led^ed lo Reiigioq51 words
-
-
Article40 1910-02-15 5 Cruiser's Funnel Pierced. (By Submanne Telegraph. Reiner's) Received at 6 50 p.m. il M S. '"Bulwark" was at gua- M Portland, twelve iuch gun H iv lenf.div, and the shell went A Ike fBHNI ol the cruiser Xital."40 words
-
Article23 1910-02-15 5 Worse than Ever. [tec r'-b 14 3.4 pm |g n Um I J I r SIMM are I riUagei are .> <23 words
-
Article13 1910-02-15 5 Ualta thew h.tve been two I enteric fever, bm the outsiding13 words
-
Article42 1910-02-15 5 r: for an Hour. MM British ;t:i:iv dirigible billoon moat ma lasfal Bight lag f iu^ over in n I. ff^n'a Plain. Four piaI lied cad the dirigible, which sd steered weD, made good iga sat i strong breeza.42 words
-
Article61 1910-02-15 5 ■.ifs'r^jtT s.|'uJron Las sailed 'nom MlMfQl to search tor the c:>rps?s from lentnl Chtnsj disister. 'hat the Qeaanl Chanzy was i I tl I tta oonrsQ during a storm by kdtWSC nd ran on to the rocks. The b fan exploded -iad she sink tmme.liately. The pi>seneers61 words
-
Article56 1910-02-15 5 The Socialist Nuisance. Rec. Feb. 14, 10 M am. m democratic deinons'rayc 5 against \n mipopQlai franchise bill k p MM il Um streets of £>3riin. p ifiei >' "ppe-i .t mass meeting in the I *:ie rity, .md the demonstrators ■anie ial i with the police. The56 words
-
Article335 1910-02-15 5 I 'q Pdbmari 7:h, at Government House, I j Dg, Mr Francis May, KG HO, ColoS •r try, was invested with the I 'he Knight LYmmandership of *ne Order 4 6 r Miohael and St. George, by the G>veru^r of Hongkong, Sir Freierick L Igald, His335 words
-
Article70 1910-02-15 5 Bold and Successful. (Fro, a our own Corresjionient.) Ipoh, Feb. 14. A gang robbery took plies at Kampar in broad daylight, $2,000 being taken from the krani of Towkiy Eu Tong Sang. Five men attacked him with pistols and parang?, almost hacked his left leg away, and split70 words
-
Article45 1910-02-15 5 {From our otqn CorresjumdefU.) Kuila Lumpur, Feb 14. It is reported that big sales of rubber estates in the north of Selangor have just been completed. The January output of dressed ore at Serendah Mines was 219 pikuls giving a prcfit of M.685.45 words
-
Article36 1910-02-15 5 {From Correspondent.) Penang, Feb 14. The Volunteer camp broke up yesterday. [t was somewhat spoiled by rain, but the inspecting officer expressed great satisfaction with the manuer in wkich the operations were carried out. > <36 words
-
Article59 1910-02-15 5 The gymkhana at Alor Star on Saturday was most successful. Several of the Kedah tunkus participated, and the President of the Stite Council, formerly renowned fcr being a religious and ascetic man, won the b ire-backed Dah pony race. There was a large influx of visitors from59 words
-
Article47 1910-02-15 5 Reduced Programme. (Fr m owrawH Correspondent') Ipoh, February 14. The entries for the Kinta race meeting have proved very disappointing. Ten of the events failed to fill and the racing will therefore start at half past three in the af:ernoon instead of half past two.47 words
-
Article27 1910-02-15 5 (Front "ur on-,) Correspondent Ipob, Feb. 14. Mr Losing, the managing director of the Pus^ng Lam* group of mines, is now visiting Kinta. > < Correspondence.27 words
-
Article359 1910-02-15 5 To The Editor, Sir, In making his criticism of The Liars a means of attacking the enterprise of the local Amateurs, your Dramatic Critic made use of the expression "leg-shows." This is very pleasant reading for anyone whose wife, daughter, or bister, has assisted in lightening up a few359 words
-
Article1143 1910-02-15 5 Gibraltar Malta Singapore Hongkong. In the "Avenir du Toakin," a contributor refers to a series of art idea on Li Marine Mar^hande Anglaise," in which M. Pair Bjutellier, Secretary of L l Action colon'mle et maritime," examined some time ago in the columns of L^ Mois1,143 words
-
Article122 1910-02-15 5 Yesterday, a Chinese shampooer told Mr Colman that he was in a coffae shop in j Wayang Street on Saturday, when he felt a hand in his pocket. H-3 thon felt another hand and seizad it, and found it belonged to the young man who was in the122 words
-
Article99 1910-02-15 5 Oj Saturday nieht, about 10 o'clock there was trouble in Niven Rjad, a Chinaman named Ang Gow Lin having, it is alleged, been shot in the chest with a revolver bv one Paul de E zirio. The wounded man was removed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital.99 words
-
Article68 1910-02-15 5 Oa Sundiy night, a Chinaman was walking in Fraser Street when he felt himself pushed and then a drag was made at his watch-chain and his watch and chain worth S4 80 were in the hands on one Wi Tian Soo. This man was handed over to68 words
-
Article80 1910-02-15 5 A Printers' Pie of considerable dimensions was made in the office list night, the chef being a Chinese pressman who had been New Yearing. The whole of page 6 caine to grief through a fall as we were going to press and produced the Pie. The Foremin considers80 words
-
Article50 1910-02-15 5 Ng Joo Kwee was yesterday morning brought before Mr Colman by laspector Lucas on a charge of theft of a handbag worth 35 containing $12 in North IJridge Road on the 9.1i instant, the property of Miss Dorothy Yzelmann. Some evidence was taken and the case then adjourned.50 words
-
Article322 1910-02-15 5 Mr W. C. Michell has returned from leave and yesterday assumed the duties of District Ju^geand First Migistrate, relieving Mr L. E. P. Wolferstuu. Mr Wolfarstan in his turn has assumed the du'ies of Civil District Ju3ge, relieving Mr C. J. Sounders who has taken up the appointment322 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement203 1910-02-15 5 ROBINSON CO. Hr H^ r FOR THE WELUKNOWN I f^^-^^s^W BRAND OF I P I Jt TWO STFFPI FQ I lu^^fe ?i UNDERWEAR. i^^^ll^^ GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR I. WEIGHTS TEXTURES j PUREWQOLUNDERWEAR I L^^g^J Suitable for aH Climates. ROBINSON CO.| SSI Lambert Butler's I^l^ Smoking Mixtures. •^lllllgpP Packed in 1 lbs.203 words
-
-
Article1624 1910-02-15 6 THE SPORTIN G WORLD. {From O'T Special Correspondent.) LondoD, Jan 21. Amateur Athletics We are reminded of the next Olympiad by the aptoiutmeut tf a chief secretary for the festiT.ti to be held at Stockholm in 1912. The choke b*s fallen on Mr K. Hellstrom, who is a Swede with1,624 words
-
Article437 1910-02-15 6 Ldrd Ayeiirys Belief UNSHAKEN. Although Mr Henry H'll at the London Institution would not allow ants any higher quality than that of instinct," LordAvebury sees no reason to alter the conclusions at which he arrived thirty years ago, after many careful experiments. He still believes that these437 words
-
Article452 1910-02-15 6 The eighty ninth report of the court of directors to the ordinary half-yearly general meeting of shareholders of tbe Hongkong and Shanghai Bank to be held at the City Hall, on Saturday, 19th February, contains the following The net profits for the period, including $2,001,819.19, balance452 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement324 1910-02-15 6 BRITISH INDIA S. N. Co. Ltd. FOR PENANG. MADRAS AND NEGAPATAM. The Company's Steamer (i TAROBA," *i,309 tons, W. H. Jacobs, Commander, will be despatched for the above ports on Thursday, the 17th instant, at 5 p-m. She has excellent accommodation for first and second class passengers. For freight or324 words
-
Advertisement613 1910-02-15 6 p. o. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Foi China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Macedonia Feb 25 Delhi Apl613 words
-
Advertisement674 1910-02-15 6 BRITISH INDIA S. N. Co., Ltd. Special Return Tickets from Singapore to NILGIRI HILLS. i. t u o RvCfcudi India Steam Navigation Company Ltd I Under arrangements be ween the Railway, Cheap First and Sec Madras and Southern Mahratta th ree months- are now teaed h the finest Hill Stations674 words
-
-
Article1096 1910-02-15 7 BSTATVS OF JOHORB, LTD. cnnpanies outside the North noap have hi^ their properties in woesion from tni time that cultivation a m theai. By far toe greater a r f ompanies have aojuired their tfter BOm« amount of. planting has been i n;t infrequently properties which1,096 words
-
Article149 1910-02-15 7 From rumour in the City it would seem, 3iys the Financial Time3, that an in teresting development in regard to the Indian gold demand is likely to take shortly. It is understood that a considerable amount, running to between 6300,000 and £900/00, will be withdrawn in149 words
-
Article103 1910-02-15 7 Dec. Jan. Pikuls. Be!at 423 40 Brnang 174 Bruseh 221 Chendai Lode Cbenderiang Gopeng GOO 700 Jeber Kanabai 463 Kinta 500 SGO Kinta Association 1.450 500 Kledang Kramat Fulai Kuantan 60 Lahat 641 630 Menglembn Lode 250 286 New Gopeng 200 200 Pabang Consolidated 1,000 Pea^kalen 500 500103 words
-
Article278 1910-02-15 7 !In total column figures in brackets indicate number of months. After the end of February all totals will be calculated for the calendar year instead of the financial year, which differs with many companies Dec. Jan. Total. Allagar 2,000 2,000 Anglo Malay 53,489 49,:i06 Ayer Molek 2,005278 words
-
Article1150 1910-02-15 7 February 14 120,000 1 1 Alor Gmj ah Rubber Estate 200 205 800.000 10 10 BUgownie 20J& 125 00 140 00 750,000 10 10 Changkat Sidang Estate Ltd... 1 i OO 14 50 200,000 10 5 Cheras Rubber Estates Ltd 850 900 550.000 1 1 Elpbinstone Estates Ltd 31,150 words
-
688 1910-02-15 7 VESSELS IN PORT. LATES T ARRIVALS. FU* *nd Tons Commander! Arrived From F->r Wh— Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Coleman Feb 14 Malacca Uncertain Steamers Flair Tona Master Arrived From Coneurne* or W Ban Toug Seng Brit 980 Angus Feb 13 Palembang Hock Song PalembanglS Binh Thuan Fr 984 Chotnieman688 words
-
Article144 1910-02-15 7 Feb. 14 Tin tuyen- |75.1!} Gkmbitr m 1 i <jO G^rnbier Cilbe No 1 14 25 GtaNßfcarOftfet Mo. i nora Pepper ßifcck (or**. S r por«) buyers U SO Pepper, Whit* 'f ai i buyers 2 Nttmegs (110 to tk* lir.)^ 1 s.Oo Nutrotg* .'BO to ikt IV.) Ei.oo144 words
-
132 1910-02-15 7 Under Contract with the Netherlands India Governmfnt Agents at Singapore, The Shipsa#ency. Liaiited, 2-3 Co liver Quav THB UNDK&MKNTIONBD DATES OK DsSPAKfUBB AHB ONLY APPROXIMaTI BROUWBB Moeara-Saba, Siinpang. Djsmbi and Tongkal I j« e b. 16 Kalmoa Riouw, Prigi-Radja and Uengat Menggala Anambas and Natoena islands132 words
-
Article202 1910-02-15 7 Feb 0. Belle of SjotJand, Bii-t. str, Xutman, for Penang. Feb 10. Miyazaki Marn, Jap. str., Mnrai, for Hongkong and Japan. Arcadia, Erit. t>tr Bureham, for Pecang, Colombo and Aden. Dilwara, Brit, str., Kerr, for Rangoon and Calcutta. Siam, Brit, Btr., Binns, for Langkat. Feb 11. Dacre Castle, Bi202 words
-
Article68 1910-02-15 7 (COREECTED ¥P TO Feb. 14 Bank 4 m s 2/4* demand 2/4^ Private credits 3ms 2 '4;^ credits 6m s 2 4;* France, demand Bank... 294 Germany, demand 239ft India, T. T, 174± Hongkong, demand 24 4 %di% Yokohama, demand 114£ Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 66 Sovereigns, Bank68 words
-
Article201 1910-02-15 7 Per Kinta Mr S. Z. Cre-jt, Miss Jennings, Mr and Mrs F. W. Darby, Mr Van Cujleni'ur^', Mr Mor6at, Mr Pdgh, Mn Whyt<*, Mr and Mrs Keith, Col. Boiftor, Messrs K. Turnbuli, W. Qnooa, Dr. FinUyaoo, Whille, W. M. Jack, Winter, K 0 Swan, Sini**, Kinderslr-y, Wise, R. W.201 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement44 1910-02-15 7 NOTIQE. ii a mi The Bernese Alps Milk Co. wish to draw the attention of the public to the fact that Sledge Brand Milk is SWISS MILK. Swiss Milk is richer in cream and flavour, and far more nourishing than milks from other countries.44 words
-
-
Article1547 1910-02-15 8 Yam Sen<; Rubber Co, Ltd. The shareholders of the Yam Sens* Robber Company, Limited, see plainly in their directors' report the influence of a combination of in< rens-d production and high market prices for rubber, the effect being substantial profits and a dividend ot" 15 pt>r cent. The1,547 words
-
Article218 1910-02-15 8 ThB ground at IJaugiin having made a rapi i recovery £vow the recent rains, opportunity wm taken on Saturday last to play t rr the annual hockey match between the Officers and Sergeants. Dcspito the heat a Eaitljj fast game ensued, the Officers having much the best218 words
-
Article274 1910-02-15 8 {Via Hongkong South Manchubian Railway. Toaio, Q tb February. The South Manehurian Railway Co. has decided to fbat a new loan for the amount of Yen 4 ,UOU,U(U. Japanksh Diet. Tckio, Bth February. The striking feature cf to day's Parlia-* mentai y debate is that the concensus of274 words
-
303 1910-02-15 8 Mr Alec Taylor, the North of England billiard champion, has arrived here after a very successful stay in Rmgoon. Taylor has spent the best patt of last year touring India, and has made some excellent matches, the majority of which he won although giving away303 words
-
Article135 1910-02-15 8 Monday's Ties. MixedDouui.es Handicap. Miss Gardiner and W. J. Haskins beut Mrs Haitnell and A. Boyd 6—3, o—2. Mrs Gardiner and V. G. Savi beat Mrs 'Hargreaves and J. Henry G 4, 6 5. Championship Pairs Mrs Salimann and O. F. Green beat Miss Abrains135 words
-
Article68 1910-02-15 8 The entries for the above close on Friday of tins wetk at 7 pm. The attention of new comers is specially called to the new comers' handicap. All members entering for the tturnarnent who have not previously placed in a S. C. C. tournament68 words
-
Article212 1910-02-15 8 On Saturday John Little's cricket team met the E E. at Polau Brani. The ground was in fnir condition and the wicket fast. The Engineers went in first and Capt Eooke and Lieut. S'agg put up 60 by steady play before they were separated. Scores. Royal Engineers. Capt Rooke212 words
-
Article86 1910-02-15 8 A Tokio message to the Mainichi states that the change of tbe Governor- General of Kuantung will bring about some other alterations among the officials of the Kuantung Government, but the system of administration will remain unchanged. As a lesult of the proposed opening of Port86 words
-
Article215 1910-02-15 8 The Imp. Garman mail steamer Priczass Alice" having left Colombo on the 13 h instant at 8 am. may be expected to arrive here on Friday the 18th idem at noon. Captain Morris of the Will o' the Wisp, which arrived from Kelantan yesterday, reports that he experienced215 words
-
Article333 1910-02-15 8 Secret Riches of the Polar Seas. Islands of ivory bidden among the Arctic ice lying north of Siberia were described in an extraordinarily interesting paper read before tbe Victoria Institute by the Ptev. P. D. Gatb Whitley. These islands were discovered by Russian explorers at tbe end333 words
-
87 1910-02-15 8 Wharves and Docks at which different vessels were berthed yesterday. East Wharf Basin— Minilya.' East Whaif Sec. 1 Tugela, Tarobd. Section I—Sheers1 Sheers Wharf Nil. 2 Kobe, Daginar. 3 Sophie Rickmers. 4 Catherine Apcar. s—Gorgon.5 Gorgon. 6 Theseus, Ping Suey. 7— Xil. B—Tringganu,887 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement64 1910-02-15 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. FOR Hongkong, Shanghai and Jap n ports. The Imperial German Mail Steamer PRINZESS ALICE 10,911 tons, Captain Grosch, having left Colombo on Sunday, the 13th instant, at 8 am. may be expected to arrive here on Friday the 18th idem, at about noon, en route fo above ports.64 words
-
Advertisement505 1910-02-15 8 PICTURE POST CARDS 01- EVERY DESCRIPTION FANCY, COMICAL, ACTRESSES, VIEWS &c. &c JUST ARRIVED INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. KOH COMPANY, 88 90 BRAS BASAH ROAD Netherlands Gutta Percha s COMPANY LIMITED. SINGAPORE^UBBER WORKS. All kinds of India Rubber Articles, Sheets, Rings, Valves, Tubes, Endless Belts, Hose (Suction, Steam, Hydraulic, Armoured) etc.505 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous122 1910-02-15 8 WEATHEE REPORT Dat« Bir Wind Temp Hum I ly a* d 1 Feb. 13. H'kong Q 30.03 E4 61 b Manila Q 753 51 28 25 o Feb. 14. H'kong K 30.) 5 YA 61 o Manila K 761 El 28 24 "c H'kong 4 p 3< 02 E4 (3122 words
-