The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 March 1910

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MRRCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1910. NO. 6,857
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    123 1 The Ass!z j s opened yesterday Page 10. The Dalai L--»ma has made a state entry into Calcutta— Page 5. An interesting partnership cliiui case began yesterday Pago 10. Euglmd has won the fifth test match against South Africa Page 5. Kiin again spoiled play in the
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    RUMPHIUS.
    1826 1 This article doei not propose to tteal o the splendid pawsngership which runbetween here and Saws, and of vbosa inaugural ion so many of us have happv memo ries, but of the m;iu alter whoin tint ship was named. E&ompbittl was the Linnaeus of the Far E«st, bat pta^nlsd
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      317 1 1910 CARS. tWolseley-Siddeley Delaunay-Belleville Silent Knight Minerva Metaflurgique 15.9 Arroi- Johnston Geasy J. 0. 8. Orossley irticulars from CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. ASSURANCE COMPANY. TEMPORARY ASSURANCE AT LOWEST COST. The "Standard issues policies for one, three, five, or seven ll very lew rates. These policies arc especially suitable for ..tteral security,
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      270 1 MARLBOROUGH BEACH ROAD. The People's Popular. TO-NIGHT'S EXHIBITION. 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P.M. A JOURNEY THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE EARTH. ARAB CUSTOMS. DRAGON PAGODAS OF RANGOONBURMESE CUSTOMS RELIGION. THE ADVENTURES OF TARTARIN THE YOUNGER. THE FLOWER SELLER. (Film d'Art) THE PAINTER'S TRUNK. POPULAR PRICES. Harima Hall CINEMATOGRAPH. To-Night I
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      195 1 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. THE BIG S H OW, GRAND EXHIBITION. Latest Arrivals. Unique Series. TO-NIGHT 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P.M. OVERTURE BY OWN ORCHESTRA OF PROFESSIONALS. TOILERS BY THE SEA SIDE. A QUIXOTIC GENTLEMAN (Film d'Art). MADEMOISELLE FRASCOYA IN HER TRAPEZE EXERCISES. THE MINIATURE (Film D'Art). MICRO-CINEMATOGRAPHY. THE MERRY CLOWNS
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      135 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Solid silver flute for sale Page 1. Municipal notice re Grove road extenfcion Page 2. Notice re applications at Licensing Sessions —Page 2. Notice re meeting Singapore Slipway Company Page 2. Madame Libra, phrenologist and character reader Page 2. Notice re closing of Fraser and Neave's transfer books
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      293 1 B. I. Mail Homeward closes 3 p High Water.— 4.3o a 7 56 p Palm Sunday. Sw. Club launches 7, 9, 10 a., 2.30 3.30 p Monday 21st: High Water. 5.6 a 95 p MAIL TABLE. The B 1. leaves to-morrow, due London Apl 9. The N D. L leaves
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      41 2 Stands Unrivalled. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never disappoints those who use it for obstinate coughs, colds and irritations of the throat and lungs. It stands unrivalled as a remedy for all throat and lung diseases. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      689 2 SCIATICA AND RHEUMATISM. Mr. John Barrow, residing at 15, Duke St., Bradford, Manchester, England, writes 1 M I shall never fail to recommend Doan's Backache Kidney Pills to others, for the medi cine has done me wonderful good. For two or three years I soffered from what I believe was
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      839 2 NQTIGES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. GROVE ROAD EXTENSION. Tenders are invited for the continuation of Grove Koad from the Western boundary of the Grove Estate to Tanjong Flatong Koad. One copy of the drawings, and two copies each of the Specification, Schedule of Quantities and form of Tender, may be obtained from
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      734 2 NQTIGES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. A List of applications for public house licences to be considered at the meeting of the Board of Licensing Justices on Tuesday, March 22ad, 1910, may be seen on application at tbe Colonial Secretary's Office and at the Government Monopoly Department during the usual office hours. Singapore,
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      553 2 KEDERLANDSOHE HANDEL-lAATBOHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. Capital— fl 45,000,000^— (about £3,750,000) Reserve— fl 5,752,885,— (ab0ut .£479,407) Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency Batavia. Branches Penang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Rangoon, Med an (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya, Padang, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan. Tjilatjap, Palembang, Kota-Radja, (Acheen) Bandjermassin, Weltevreden and Macassar. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo,
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      484 2 MANUFACTURERS l\n INSURANCE Co. OF CA\ i Claims Loans and Surrender* immediately by the General Agents a s pore withont delay of reference to I F. S. EVANS, O. BRUCE* Manager for Eastern l»;st Asia and India. > &8(ir GUTHRIE <& Co., Ltd. General Agents, Siagtyoq FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company
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    THE KAISER AND HIS ARMY.
    165 3 "NOTHiX-. Ili POSSIBLE." Addressing officers of the Pioneer Guards j tbsJT eßßtenwisl celebration the Kaiser is tted by Um Daily Mail" to have said r ai hr.mhle beginnirgs the Pioneer Batr baa gradually developed into an arm ct* the service which has won the esteem
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      373 3 A MEDICAL MENU. I the C'.ipe Times one of mA -BBaai have ever seen, one drawn B] LnUa" Id the British b*s cfinnes held at Ibe Ilefltaufant, Cape Town, bal r its 1 layn an Um bn d 2■ a ki irti dispensers brta bean j rated iat int( Uigil
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      447 3 _BB "<"^§^2-— _ttl^_^_v fflErttr_l-^-B!rlrßHW™B--K^-.''-^-B Complexion Appreciate "HAZELINE* (TRADE MARK) <£. SNOW" 15 A little gently rubbed into the skin when t it is rough, hot or inflamed, relieves all discomfort. j It is quickly absorbed, gives elasticity to the skin, and improves the complexion. '.^--Ety^^f' |l£Jpsfc a// t; e Principal
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      567 3 WANTED. BOOKKEEPER Wanted at once for a Singapore Office. Applicants must state qualifications and salary required. Apply in first instanr e by letter to S c/o Tbe Singapore Free Press." Mar 16 19 3 WANTED IMMEDIATELY An experienced book keeper, one with knowledge of stock-broking and general office work preferred.
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      768 3 AUCTION SALE OF I.COO YOUNG ROSETREES OF NUMEROUS VARIETIES. JUST IMPORTED FROM EUROIE AT POWELL Cos SALEROOM On Friday, 18th March at 11 a.m. Ccmprisirg Madame Jules Groiez Etoile de France, Scleil oOr Barcn de Mavnard Alfred Colomb: Mrs Sbaimcn Crawford; Celine Forestier Souv. de la Maimaiscn'; Lady Marv itzwiiham
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    Domestic Occurrences. Death.
    29 4 Domestic Occurrences. Death. On the 9th February, 1910 ia tho Military Hospital, Batavia, H. A. C. JANSZ (late of The Standard Oil Co of Cholera.— Ceylon papers please copy.
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    The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, Mar. 16, 1910.
    2093 4 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, Mar. 16, 1910. H»re shall the Press the People's r; eht maintain, Unawed by intluor.ce am! unbribed I y z'.v.r. Troth her g'o'ious precepts draw. Pledged i Religion, Loyalty and law. To what are we to attribute the unexpected advance into sanity of the new
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    HERR KOEHLER'S CONCERT.
    764 4 List night, at the Ceatonit C moderate audience assembled to H. Koehler again give one < j hit admj e piano recitals. It is about tw«ety-t« ago since Herr Koehler fi r st appeared Singapore, and played to a Large g of delighted bv«rs of Dausic al
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      180 4 Player's i navy mixture. m—w_—^_——mmmm——^——m—m——^——. In !b. Patt-nt -Ur-Tighi Tins. Price 55 ets. <——_. u Robinson Co. 1 j THERMOS' FLASKSJ 1 Keap iced Drinks Cool 1 I For Days. li 4 .4 Hot Severages Hot For I W-; s^s A Boon to Planters. iK^-^l 1 Invaluable to Sportsmen j
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      32 4 LEE BROTHERS. 58-4, Hill Street, (off Stamford Road.) HIGH GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. Enlargements a Speciality PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. NEWEST RECORDS 65 cents each. TALKING MACHINES SIO p-r month will buy one I_
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    THE NAVY.
    135 5 aPENDITURE justified. The Programme. .0 irine Telegraph— R -uter's.) E.3Q, March 1-Vb, 10-15 a.m. Mr 'i Sanaa, in introducing the N.vy snid that nothing but the im- i of Mfsgnardang the kgq- M Umpire woul 1 justify the amount -•I o bs sgamA ms f he Navy. •[eh
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    OPPOSING VIEWS.
    34 5 C o.;o MM L-r 1 i inadequate and a 'go 1 in of eii as sterling I nvernni nl bad eo ns nmj and the ir Part} 1 1 .ii responsibility for
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    LORDS' REFORM. Morley's Confession of Faith.
    98 5 irch 1 5, 536 pm. b the House of Lords Lord id his ret ran resolutions and sry of the House, Lmponsible bowwfnx to over- e Country ,rnin_: a majority ol ted to t-M-xexistenoe, .'.nd lactioa ol the eieeiive lot] polar election, bat election
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    The BUDGET.
    20 5 tith replying to Lord Hugh and that the *> inaiiaaanl intends to Ig i before tne Spring Recess, i
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    PROPERTY SALES.
    129 5 owing Singapore properties were Hid -/at T (Wfll and Co's »terdaj afternoon tings known as Nos. il lb ur, urea 3, I LO square p urt I Grant 281 fetal ni Pakii Bfej lin (6,000. Land an town as St. < le wgc rang n Road, ares 1
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    BATU GAJAH TIN MINING COMPANY.
    50 5 -i -aaatiag ol this Company, to roaeeonnl oi the windirjg upland sal of the property, was held at "linOM-sl yesttrday. Reporters would have been admitted "pro•led the report was submitted to the li-jui- r and iuir tailed before putting into The provision was not accepted.
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    An Excellent Liniment.
    52 5 ry family and especially those who reIbe country should be provided at all with a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Then is no telling when it may be in case of an accident or emergency eneeOsal in all cases of rheumatism an j bruises. For sale by all
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    DALAI LAMA.
    63 5 IMPRESSIVE RECEPTION. (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuter's) if Res Mir 15, 10.15 am. Reuter's Agency at Calcutta says that the Dalai Lima paid an impressive S^ate visit to the Viceroy and drove to Government House escorted by a sq ndroa of Bengal cavalry. He presented Lord Minto with a
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    THE QUEEN AND THE GARDENER.
    34 5 Her Majesty the Qoeen spent two hours inspecting the Anglo Japanese exhibition, and "lused the Japanese head gardener to be presented to her and complimented him >>u his work.
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    ALSACE-LORRAINE.
    25 5 Speaking in the Rachatag the Chancellor announced that a bill was being drafted to extend the Constitution of Alsace-Lorraine in the direction of airouomy.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET.
    24 5 The fifth test match bat ween England and S >uth Africa at Capetown has been won by England by nine wickets.
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    THE FUSHIMIS IN PARIS.
    22 5 Prinoa en i Princess Pushimi have arrived in Paris and exchanged visits with M. Pallieres and Madame Falueriee.
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    IPOK SMALL TALK.
    61 5 [From cur awa C -respondent.] Mar. 15, Ipoh. The newly opened agency of tjbe Hongkong and Shanghai bank is doing good busnaeea A well known Straits merchant visiting Ipoh states that Kinta has mide a wonderful recovery from the recent slump, and baskex prospects are of tha
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    AN ESTATE CASE.
    55 5 \JFrc ar n Correspondent^ Mir. 1"), Kuala Lumpur. The Assistant Superintendent of Indian Immigrants, summoned Mr Jarvis, the manager of Seaport Estate, in the police courts to-day for failing to send to hospital an Indian coolie needing medical treatment on I >ec. B and previous to that
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    SOLD IN ADVANCE.
    43 5 \JFrmn out tm n Correspondent^ Kuala Lumpur, March loth. The Seremban Estate has sold forward in Colombo its 1911 crop at six rupees a pound. Say 8 The output of SerendaU Hydraulic Tin Mining Co. for February was >22 pikuls.
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION.
    204 5 In the so:ond Magistrate's Court yesterdav, Mr Green was busy investigating an allegation of extortion brought against Ibrahim. Malay P. C. No. 487, belonging to Beach Bond Sation. Acting Inspector Nicol appeared for the prosecution, and the accused was represented by Mr Joh inues. A Chinese witness called
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    65 5 1The Ottoimm ministry of public works, on the advice of Sir William Wiltcocks, has decided to construct a narrow giuge railway for the conveyance of materials necessary for the carrying out of irrigation work in the district of Mesopotamia, identified by Sir William with the site ol the Garden of
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1303 5 There is not much to be said about the lawn tennis tournament as yet except that owing to the frequent postponements necessary at first, a many men had to let games go by default when the time act u illy cime for play. It is a little difficult
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    HARIMA HALL.
    241 5 The wrestling matches at the Harima Hall last night ended more or less in a farce. Two Italians were matched against a couple of Japanese. It was a case of jui-jit-su versus catch-as-catchcan. No rules were laid down aud apparent lv no arrangements had been made as to
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    BANISHEE'S RETURN.
    179 5 Goh Chye Kang, a weak and harmless looking young Chinaman, appeared before Mr Green, second magistrate, yesterday afternoon, on charges of returning from banishment, and dishonestlv disposing of stolen clothing valued at $10. Chief Detective Inspector Taylor proved that the man had been banished from Singapore in 1908.
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    THEFTS AND BURGLARIES.
    128 5 A Chinese infant was playing outside No. 24, Pahang Street, on Mmday when a man of the same nationality came up and gave her a small earthenware doll. The man then removed a bangle and chain valued at $8 from the little girl and ran off. The
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    FORT CANNING MURDER.
    53 5 Two Boyanese have been arrested in connection with the death of a Boyanese lightkeeper at Fort Canniag signal station. A syce named Hassan is charged with murder, and Nebar bin Ali, a tindal at Fort Canning, with abetment of murder. The accused will come up at the
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    58 5 The Orders of the Day for Friday's meeting of Legistative Council include resolutions re the Registration of Deeds in Singapore third readings of Land Improvement and Portuguese Missions Bills, six second readings and two in committee. Rigaud's Bocool Extract is an exact' reproduction of this sweet yet powerful
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      320 5 ROBINSON C? ar LATE ST STYLES <j||p^ Ladies' Childrens Shoes. <^0m wmsis? 3k sm m A \g| VA^ mg im-_m_t-—_m mammu-u^^__m^__um__mW^KtwttU9tKtUWmmm m __Wt__WtK-W^_WWt_WM B I en^l-_i_W-W-WaBBBW_H_BBM-^-M-_M-_^_^_^aMw^_^_g_w_M^-» jStraits Cycle and Motor Co., Ltd] j NEW f NO. 10 MODEL.* r rPßlior^ life ''**Stt >/ -"^^S^?*s^ tat *%w H raw mmr 5
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    THE RUBBER BOOM.
    436 6 A mail paper has this Yes, the boom ha* logon. Nearly all our contemporaries have at !a>t admitted notices oC the jabber market in their columns, and many of the j >bben in the Kaffir and Jungle markets are giving up mines for rubbers. But th*re is
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    OPIUM IN CEYLON.
    183 6 The following notification was tubied in the Press-room at th>> Golombo Secretariat It is hereby notified that, in view of approaching chants in the law relating to opiuai, which will require that any adult person who desires to he supplied with opium for his own consumption shall
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      243 6 Apcar Line The undcrmention?d mail steamers of the above company maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan calling at Penang, Shanghai, Hongksng Shanghai en loute. FLEET Tons. Commander. 8.9. Japan 6,013 J. G. Olifent. s.s. Gregory Apcar 4,606 S. H. Belson. b.B. Arratoon Apcar 4,510 A. Stewart. b.s. Lightning
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      645 6 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. FOR Hongkong, Shanghai and Jap?n ports. The Imperial German Mail Steamer PRINZ LUDWIG" 9,630 tons, Captain Von Bin/.er, having left Colombo on Saturday, the 12th inst., at 7 p.m. may be expected to arrive here on Friday morning, the 18th idem, at about 10 a.m. en route for
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      757 6 N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. SPRING PROGRAMME 1910 SAILING FOR Penang, Colombo, Port Said, GENOA, MARSEILLES, LONDON ANTWERP. Atsuta Maru 8,628 tons on Mar. 23 Hitachi Maru 6,716 tons on Apl. 6 Miyazaki Maru 8,600 tons on Apl. 20 IYO MARU 6,320 tons on May 4 These
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      373 6 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND China Mutual Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and Liverpool
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      690 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) Assaye Mar 25 Devanha May
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      602 6 Norddcutschcr Lloyd, BremeIMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well known mail Bb this Company sail fortnightly fro., j Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, > j Jaai p too, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (c Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and Port Said, Saez. Aden, Coloml Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, and Kobe to Yokohama and back.
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    AN UNFINISHED VOYAGE.
    561 7 r r many months past the promise has fotn tt Id ut that a rare Chinese war junk, t_. be a cvntury-old craft, would some j ilV r other arrive in the Thames for exhibit: I fsmposms. The hope is doomed to disarr iatment, tor the Wheng-Ho,
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    CONGRESS OF COMMERCE.
    278 7 n SO Cous ntixa ro ran OR. ul these daystc rl ini i a ui, sal assoei* i m uriftb the iut'_r Chai ■:<. r- ol Commerce I i III:! :>:rial -S oemti 08, ta L lon foi Ihe list Um in tbe I lUm I rtbeoming
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    509 7 STEAMERS. Siring port of departure, and (where lcnown) date due here, and name of Agents. Alesia, Hamburg, Mar 17 Bebn Meyer. Andalusia, Hamburg, Mar 29 Bebn Meyer. Arcadia, Colombo, June 4 P Armand Behic, Maissides, May 30 M. M. Arratoon Apcar, Hongkong, Mar P. S. Assaye, Colombo, Mar
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    346 7 Per P O. Saidinia, doe Mar 18— Mr 0. K Hadsor, Bliss J. Cormack, Mr H Y. McLean, Mr A. Ltogard, Mr W. Williamson, Miss B Boyd. To Penang —Mr W. N. Cos grave, Mrs Moir, Mr and Mrs B. Day, Mr M. Watt. Mrs R
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    SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY.
    513 7 From Ist May, 1909, and until farther notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINSam. am. am. am. am. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Passir P. 7.25 4.30 Borneo Wf. 7.33 12.42 4.38
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    Singapore Sporting Clnb.
    24 7 THE SPRING RACE MEETING WILL BE HELD OX Tuesday the 10th, Thursday the 12th and Saturday the 14th May, 1910. PROGRAMME.
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    FIRST DAY.
    229 7 Tuesday, 10th May, 1910. 1. The Maiden Plate. Value $600. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 9st. Ex-Griffins allowed 7 Mb. Entrance, $20. Distance, Race Course. 2. The Lawn Stakes. Value $4CO. A Handicap for all Ex-Griffins. Entrance, $15. Distance, Race Course and a distance. 3. The Pavilion
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    SECOND DAY.
    253 7 Thursday, 12th May, 1910. 1. The First Griffin Handicap. Value $400 and $50 to the Second Horse. A Handicap for Griffins that have entered for the First Griffin Race (No. 4) on the First Day. Winners excluded. Distance, Race Course and a distance. 2. The Ladies' Purs?. Value
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    THIRD DAY.
    658 7 Saturday, Uth May, 1910. 1 The Open Griffin Handicap. Value $400 and S5O to the Second Horse. A Handicap for all G inin-} that have run at the Meeting. Entrance, £10. Distance Race Course. 2. The Stewards' Cup. Value $400. A Handicap for all Ex-Griffins that have run
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      42 7 aaed Cypridol capsules with nt results far better we may say than etai-Md with protoiodide of mercury 1 rat i.ns. see that supplies go to all physiJn -nips**. led William T. Jenkins m.d. D mm| latf Medical Officer f*\ FmrtsfSsm fork. 1
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      75 7 Internal Treatment Not Necessary for Bheumatism. Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism is simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither of which require any internal treatment. All that is needed to afford relief is tbe free application of Chamberlain's Pain
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      131 7 J&> SS^ "^ov W\ mm IKJ1 KJ bIVIVjJS-IIJXtO. A Special assortment of London made high olnss Calabar Pipes with Gold Silver mounts. Meerschaum and Briar Captain Warren pipes. Cigarette Machines, Amber and Gold mounted Cigar and Cigarette Holders. Latest London Tobacco pouches, Silver mounted briar pipes at 50 cents each.
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      203 7 ot .lm* 4 f jfjJ_Y_£_f_tJ___f t m f SBtm Om_ *MU %l£si !< I r i if r -\*%-ft/\ _^3 -Jr "_l- m^^Ssmm~l~'m m^-4 v/i I I r /Aiztis S'*t*tr£r £t_s iO iu s Singapore Soda Water. Established over 25 years. LU E WITHOUT HEALTH [8 LI\IN(. DSATIi. VETARZO Brain
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    1181 8 The Electric Organ Blower Pulling Cars by Magnets— Passing of the Big Chimney— The Victories of Peace A Feverish Pulse Sweet Flour— Word Blindness—Thundeistorm Telegraphy Cuba's Mine of Pitch. The electrically operated organ blower call ed tha Rotaspbere," a new English apparatus, is designed to be attached to
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    VIRTUE IN PLUMPNESS.
    541 8 "Let me have men about me that are fat." So Coe3ar, who plainly believed that fatness was a question of temperament and soul. Whether we agree with him will be decided by cu personal excerieuce, aud it is not to be supposed that all the fat people
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    THE AMERICAN MERCANTILE MARINE.
    251 8 Mr J. S. Dickie, writing in the current number of the American Asiatic on the decadence of the mercantile marine of the United States concludes his argument in favour of a ship subsidy law in the following words Among nations, as among merchants, to secure a
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    TIRED OF THE CARNIVAL.
    93 8 Manila people are now agitating for a postponement of next year's carnival owing to the hotel difficulty and other reasons. The new hotel will not be ready by 19 il. The carnival just closed, observes a contemporary, entailed an extraordinary amount of effort upon men who
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      429 8 oc mxm 60 years i hai a always kept iCI kij fmctt ral b las asaee. My father ©f t_-n t..M i- saved my life v.. rj 1 i tarj yeaaf." P"5Sp|H5 In thousands jgjgpff ;13 a household /^^^/T^Jimk u B e parent*, then by the parents, and BOW by
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      308 8 RILEY HARGREAVES Co, Ltd., SINGAPORE. so f r TS BERTRAM'S RUBBER MACHINERY. KEITH-BUCKMANN FANS. ilV_ZZ_%_%. Makers of ,-SMOKE SHEDS, DRYING SHEDS BUBBBR FACTOR!^. HOLDING LARGE STOCKS OF MATERIAL WE C iN GIVE PROMPT DELIVERY. PRICES PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. "Seductively Delicious." S*sw E-_^\F_r*rii£C c B fn*li B mas i fi Sr
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      195 8 MARTELL'S BLUE SILVER LABEL is an accepted guarantee, all over th. in r I FOR THE BEST QUALITY IN BRANDY THREE STAR ONE BTJ You know it For particulars T bi htl by the Biue of trade prices and please |H 1" I r Silver Label. apply to Adamson, Cilfiilan
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    SIR DAVID GILL ON CDMETS.
    204 9 A Political Parallel. David Gill delivered a lecture at the Hort ittaaral Hall, Westminster on Feb 15 titan of popular interest in astronomy. the course of the lecture he B. id that < comet appeared in 1835, and it was r agaia ia May. On
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    MAGNETISED BY A METEORITE.
    343 9 MAGNETISED BY A METEORITE. ia il wj th it iroald do credit to a k of a iventures, were it not for the rtaai tm oatai .f i f s heing true, j hcg to tba [).ii:y Chroaie-aj the steam- < -hafe-gar," f I irdrff, put into Fal«l recently with
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    TIN RETURNS.
    140 9 Jan. Feb. Total. Pikuls. Belat 260 Braang 256 Bruseh 24 1 Chenderiang 286 Gopeng 760 650 1,410 Gopeng New 650 ;Jeher Kamuning $7,503 91,637 99,140 Kanaboi 420 330 750 Kintal 500 550 1,050 Kinta Association 500 Kiedang Kramat Pulai 617 453 1,070 Kuantan 66 Lahat 630 630 1,260
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    301 9 From the end of February all totals are calculated for the calendar year instead of the financial year, which differs with many companies J Jan. Feb. Total. Allagar 2,000 1,850 3,850 Anglo Malay 49,306 49,718 99,024 Ayer Molek 1,344 Ayer Kaning 200 Balgownie 8,607 7,596 16,203 Banteng
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    SHARES. March 15.
    1151 9 SHARES. March 15. RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap. !s9t_tb. Paid. Last Div. Buykbb. Sellers 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 5 6 5 9 150,000 2/- 2/- Angto-Malay 25% Int. 1110 112 0 50.000 2'- 1/6 BatangMalaka 3 0 4 0 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 10% 10 0 0
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 9 (Corrected up to Mar. 15 Bank 4ms 2/4| demand 2/4X Private credits 3ms 24 credits Cms 2/441 France, demand Bank 2941 Germany, demand 239, India, T. T 174* Hongkong, demand 255% Yokohama, demand 114] Java, demand 1 41 Bangkok, demand 6G$ Sovereigns, Bank Buying $5.54 Bsnk oi England Rate...
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    PRODUCE. Mar. 15.
    143 9 PRODUCE. Mar. 15. Tin 172.821 G-ambier layers 11.0*3 Garnbier Cube No 1 14 45 Oarabier Chs be M«_ nom Pevpsr Bhwk (ord a. S'fort) 1 1 7 Pepper, Wiute (faij) buyers 27.430 Nutmegs (110 to U* IV.}^, 1 8.00 fftrbufi (80 tc ii* lb,) 22.00 M>c« (Bfcc^j.; m nom Olotm
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      108 9 Singapore Coid Storage Co, Ltd. klear Entrant to Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. a Btedn ol ail kinds of Frozen Meats an be delivered to shipping at the nree, rin tbe Singapore Roads on short Notice OFFICE HOURS. Weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m, 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. 2 p.m.
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      12 9 YONG PONG, Photographic Studio. High-Clata Photograplw and Eilar^ement 79, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD.
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      254 9 THE YOKOHAMA DOOKOo, Ld. No. 1 Dock. No. 2 Dock. j No. 3 Dock. j (In Course of Constiuction) Docking Length 515 feet Docking Length 376 feet Docking Length 481 feet Width of Entrance 80 Width of Entrance 50 Width of Entrance 63 Water on Blocks 28 Water on Blocks
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      1175 9 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived From For When Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Murphy Mar 15 P. Swettenham Uncertain Sea Belle F.M.S. Yacht 400 Ahmat Mar 12 P. Swett. P. Swettenfcam. Steamers Flag Tons Master Arrived From Consignee For Wh^ Ban Whatt Hin Brit 195 Cox Mar
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    THE ASSIZES.
    773 10 CHINESE LAWYER'S CASE. The second assizes for the year were commenced before the Chief Justice, Sir William Hyodman Jones, iu the Supreme Court yesterday. It was su-rgestel by the Deputy Public Prosecutor (Mr Crabb Watt) that five cases of returning from banishment be disposed of first, and to
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    145 10 The C tptain's Cup (presented by Captain F. C. l>undas) will be played for in conjunc tion with the Aptil Monthly Medal, on Saturday, '.'.h April. The 12 best medal c.rdu handed in (in case of a tie for 12 b place, both will qualify) will play
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    PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT.
    710 10 Claim by a Lady in the Supreme Court. Ia the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Justice Sercombe Smith, an action was brought bv Miss Miry Alice French, against Bernado Garau for the return of §2,000, being money lent by the plaintiff to the jdefeudant. Mr Parsons was for
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    INCOMPLETE ACCOUNTS.
    280 10 Action in the Supreme Court. The part heard action brought by Ong Koon Keat and others representing the Johore Gambler Farm, against Cheang Jim Kheng and Tin Tye Chcou, carrying on business under the name of Chop Hup Seng and Co. gauibier and pepper fanners for the balance
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    TRAINING NOTES.
    431 10 (From an Occasional Correspondent.) Though fast work has not yet begun there was a fair attendance at the Race Course yesterday morning, and nearly all the horses being trained in Singapore were out. The going was fair though a little heavy. The chief interest at present is in
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    S. C. C. TOURNAMENT.
    232 10 Play had just started on the Cricket Ground, last evening in the S.C.C. Tennis Tournament when a torrential downpour put a stop to all thought of continuance. One or two unfinished ties were completed, Cox beating Nunneley and Hay and Thomson beating Clerk and Davies in
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    77 10 Members are again reminded of the championship commencing April 3rd, and of the competition for the President's Prize commencing March 23rd, the entries for the latter close on Monday March 21st. The following is the result of the ladies' medal competition for March. Mrs Wolferstan 63
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    THEFT OF A RIKISHA.
    73 10 Police Inspector Lucas charged a Chinaman before Mr Firmstone, in the third court, yesterday, with the theft of a private rikisha belonging to a Chinese trader, named Tan Nam Sob, of 250 South Bridge Road. The rikisha was kept in a house in Park Road. A
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    447 10 The Danish steamer Indin which arrived yesterday from Daley has a full cargo of the famous sova bean. The Japanese man-o'-war leoma is expected to arrive at Singapore on or about the 25th instant. The cruiser Utrecht which went in search of the missing mail steamer Prins Willem
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    316 10 By Lieut. Colonel E. G. Broadrick, Commandant, S. V. C. Singapore, 15th March, 1010, S. V A. Orderly Officer 2nd Lieut. \Y. O. Hildred. Orderly Sergeant Sergt. E. Grill. Orderly Corporal Corpl. R. \Y. B. Cochran. Parades on Friday, ISth inst at 5 30 pm. Gun
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    83 10 [In addition to that on page 9.] Ban Yong Seng, Brit 280, Angus, Mar 15, Palembang, Hock Seng, for Palembang 1 7. Van der Capellan, Dut 773, Pool, Mar 15, Boelongan, Ships Agency, for Batavia Indin, Dan 3612, Gabe, Mar 15, Dalny, East Asiatic, for Europe 16. Yan
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      34 10 W. J. GARCIA. 219. ORCHARD ROAD. Piano, Organ Musical Instrument dealer. Pianos bought sold or exchanged. Good prices allowed for old instruments. Cheapest and best stock of Music and small musical goods in Singapore.
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      203 10 //J2IMS BAeON. PINEAPPLE BBAN I). Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd, SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. —,IB "-"B*B» [Proprietor: J. CAR API ET. Telephone 58. THE BEST FOOD S_\^_^ le**^* SPECIAL Jf% GUEST NIGHT DINNER EVERY SATURDAY. Orchestra can accept engagements between 3 7 o'clock aft t n a^ i i
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