The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 March 1910

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTIOR ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1910. NO. 6,861
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    121 1 The diy's telegrams are rather co^ourles^. The chief item is the successful iebellion of a diasatif-fied Republican faction in the Senate at Washington Pdgß 5. The new companies and some old are dealt with on paije 8. .Russia's answer to the exiled ruler of Thibet suggests that
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    MARRIAGE SUPERSTITIONS.
    1246 1 There is an old sayirg attiil u'ed to Heijiod, to the tfiVtt that it is bilttr to marry a womin from the neighborhood, than one from a distauc", which ie au ,1 us with the Sootoh proverb 'It is better to imxry ever tha nidden than over the
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      241 1 THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. A GOOD ALL ROUND POLICY. For Married or Single. IS TH£ 20 PAYMENT LIFE POLICY OF THE STANDARD I A limited amount of Premiums to be paid. A guaranteed sum at death, with such bonus addition as may be declared every five years. While the
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      210 1 Harima Hall CINEMATOGRAPH NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Grand Change OF Programme. Tha Old Favourites Back Again. THE FAMOUS WAYANG KASSIM. The indra Zanibar Royal Theatrical Co. OF SINGAPORE. To-Night I To-Night! A GKAND FAIRY TALE ENTITLED \UMR SHABA. ALEXANDRA HALL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF New Actors Actresses.
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      204 1 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. THE BIG S HOW. GKAND EXHIBITION. ilCIf uuUJsjUIOi iibn CUU|CulOii 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P.M. OVERTURE. IRISH AND SCOTCH MELODIES. A TRIP THROUGH JERSEY. CORK INDUSTRY IN TOSSE. TOILERS BY THE SEA. SHORE. A VISIT TO THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN IN ANTWERP. MICRO-CINEMATOGRAPHY. A FAMILY OUTING AT LUNA
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      122 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, Robinson Co. bave a special White Show this week Page 5. Standard Life good all-round policies Page 1. Ivatz Bros, for the well-known Natura milk Page 5. Trade mark notice Elephant and palm Page 2. The Ban Hong Liong to Bangkok to morrow —Page 6. N. D. L.
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      362 1 THE WEEK. Monday, 21st: High Water.— 6. 6 a,9 5 p It. M. Mail Homeward due. 11. M. Mail Outward due. Swimming Club Meeting, 9 p TrE day, 22nd i High Water.— 7 40 a., 9 47 p liatsdycroft Meeting, noon. Wbdhesday 2 3rd; High Water. S4S K .22 p
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    KING OPENS PARLIAMENT.
    534 2 Braca wmom the Thronk. lords and Commons. A Naval Increase. The tbird Parliament of King Edwa-d VTI. WM opened by His Majesty on 21st Fob. with all tha pomp and ceremonial customary ta tie ov-jsiou. The Rjyal procession, whi h left Buckingham Palace at 1 40 pm
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    JAPAN NEWS.
    175 2 Japanese Capital in Manchuria, specie b\nk's latest scheme. Tokyo, March 9. Yesterday Marquis Katsura, the Premier, explained to a Committee cf the Lower House of the Diet that the Government fully recognized the necessity for a Commercial Bank in Manchuria, but regretted that the time was not opportune
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      21 2 Grimault Co's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood from all impurities arising from Scrofula, Eczema, Bad Legs, Skin Diseases, Pimples and Sores. 14
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      699 2 FOR SKLE. FOB SALE. Motor car, two cylinder, Hamber, seated for two, in good condition and jast overhaaled. Very cheap. Apply S.G. c/o Free Press." Mar 19 LAUNCH FOR SALE PRIVATELY. A well-built teak steam launch, copper fastened and in good condition. Now rann J n 8 in Singapore harbour.
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      552 2 NOTIGBS. THE SWIMMING GLUB. The annual genera! meeting will be held in the Volunteer Drill Hall, Beach-rd, at 9 p m this (Monday) evening, in accordance with the notice duly posted in the Clubhouse and distributed to Members. M. B. BROCKWELL, Honorary Secretary. TF?A D E gm\ ■■rn MARf^ This
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      657 2 NOTH&ES. FRASER AND NEAVE LTD. NOTICE OF ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that ihe Thirteenth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, 11, Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Tuesday, 29th day of March, 1910, at Noon precisely. Holders of Share
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      548 2 KEDERLANDSGHE HANDEL-MAATSCHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. Capital— fl 45,000,000,— (ab0ut £3,750,000) Reserve— fl 5,752,885,— (ab0ut £479,407) Head Office in Amsterdam. Head Agency Batavia. Branches Penang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Rangoon, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sonrabaya, Padang, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan. Tjilatjap, Palembang, Kota-Kadja, (Acheen) Bandjermassin, Weltevreden and Macassar. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, Madras,
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      398 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CAXaDa. Claims Loans and Sarrend t r s H immediately by the General Agent- at s2? pore without delay of reference to Head 0?" F. S. EVANS, o. BRUCE* Manager for Eastern lr ct M A S ia and India. CUTHRIE (ft Ck> Ltd. General
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    WIRE NEWS.
    540 3 Via Ceylon s Disasters in Northwest Amsrica, London, March 4. if has been extricated from the debris of th<> .i v.ilancbo in the Cascade Mountains \m persona alive. i ity Ban's; et to Me Balfoc*. London, March •">. \fr Balfour wds entertained at a banquet I :y Conservatives
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      474 3 BPV^ re 'y ou easi *ly tired? P^l^U')WJ S your work a \burden Do you i griiilm^ often feel weak I /j our appetite poor? IL, x^Are you easily dis-Wcoura-ed? If so, your nervous system is weakened, your blood is impure, and serious illness is not far away. was made
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      553 3 TO LET. OFFICE TO LET. Office to let on Ist floor, Gresham House, lately occupied by Messrs. Saunders Co. Immediate Entry. Apply to Mcllisteb Co., Ltd. Feb 16 nc HOUSES TO BE LET. Nos. 8 and 4, Chancery lane, a very cmfortabie and beautifully situated European Residence, 4 bedrooms, Kabuns
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      648 3 LAND SALS. Valuable Freehold Residential Property Known as Wandarri Dalvey Road At Messrs. H. L. Coghlan Co's Sale-Rooms Monday, 4th April, at 2-30 p.m. All that Valuable Piece of Freehold Land described in the Government R9-Survey as Lot 94 Snb Division 25, Area 53,210 square feet, together with the European
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      355 3 THE I Oliver I I The Standard Visible Writer I v CALL AND SEE IT AT J 11||f THE XRQADE. SBE9P Bsg Rje Eft g BSS^S fifi SBHBB9R CSS& The Mizd Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ltd. HONGKOKG, SHANGHAI AND SINGAPORE. The United Asbestos "Victor" Metallic PACKINGS have been used throughout HIS
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    The Singapore Free Press
    34 4 TTere shaT the Press the People's r; eli* maintain, Unawed by influence ami unbribeu by gain; Here patriot Truth !ier g'o vions precepts draw. Pledged to Religion. Loyalty and I.a\v.
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    Monday, Mar. 21, 1910.
    2080 4 There could hardly have been a better tactical move by Mr Roosevelt than his withdrawing himself for an extended period from the United States and thus freeing himself from all risks of suspicion of stiiagpulling during the earlier tenure of the Presidentship by Mr Taft. Whatever
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    PENANG NEWS.
    44 4 (From tmr own Corrmpomimt) Panang, M trch 1:4 pffi The death at GuU yesterday, l6 anr of Mr A. McDonald, engineer 1 t hi* Gula Estate, the cause of da ah beta* u failure. The funeral will take nltcp a» \> this afternoon.
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    A St. George's Ball.
    21 4 The Englishmen resideut in Penan2 h resolved to hold their annual Bal] George's Eve (Friday, Aprs! "220(3).
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    Shares an! Flotations.
    25 4 Prospectuses of new ffftltJOM j,re issued next week. The share market ig firm. A .^r iiunim* rose slightly after the Meeting holders.
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    PENANG GOLF.
    524 4 (Fro in oar mm C&n Pecafeg, H i Iq the contest for the Q ICCN pionsbip of PtMWg Darwaid betfl B eight up and mvn to j.i.v. Captain T. C. B licks, R sHire 1' ritnent, who was serving Bta>tes Guides a. t; j v/ ft gone upon
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      351 4 KELLY WALSH, LIMITED; NEW NOVELS. THE WISDOM Of THE EAST SERIES. SI.OO EACH. The Persian Mystics Pta. 1& 2 6 1.25 The Classics of Confucius Shi- King) 65 cts. The Human Cobweb by Putaam Weae, m (Shu-King) 65 cts. a romance of Old Peking. T^ e b oo o f
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      32 4 Me. J. HENRY. pp.c. NEWEST" RECORDS 65 cents each. TALKING MACHINES $10 psr month will boy one 1 58-4, Hill Street, (off Stamford Road.) nulUulfirlif Enlargements a Speciality PRICE LIST OX APPLICATION.
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      37 4 Stands Unrivalled. Chamberlain's Cough iMßtif appoints those who use it for obstmu:« colds and irritations of the throat and iuv^ It stands unrivalled a»s a remedy f and lung diseases, tor sale by L>iil saries and Dealers.
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    POLITICAL CRISIS
    86 5 In the U. S. A. \)v Submarine Telegraph Reuter's.) March 10 th, 5 20 pm. mg jiinmenag revolt on the part of a -on oi the Republic ins against President lit his brt ken out. An aH-L^ht sitting of the House of Re- > ntatives has been held
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    CANADA AND U. S.
    40 5 r Threatened Tariff War. tde^rim from Washington says that ■4 ilcd by the State Department ray of hope for the adjust- itarifl between the United States I It is believed that tariff ii on April Ist.
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    ROOSEVELT'S TRIBUTE.
    30 5 t| oa Doing Good Work. 9&9 kklßg at tho Sudan ]Mod a warm tribute to I Sfliaii in Africa. Any Vfmi I-ritain's benelieent ime wou! nrilM Igtimt humanity.
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    WINTER'S PERILS.
    38 5 P.:: ti Finland. i iV.-in 3k. Petersburg nyi that ,'U wore wodki^i witb bow b tbc G ill rf F.i:hr..]. wboßsa B Kad ll were c.irrieJ out ■-i. I. is feared tb they have perished. > c
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    ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    80 5 il ing arc tbc Sartimi for Holy 1 m -Jay. and Tnursday. 7 am. DMBU a service: 10 am. matins: n>oii^ aui Address Preacher Key. yI .y. 7 am.. 10 am. Ante communion as; r>.oo pm. Choir Practice taOOg acd Address Kjv. H. :d. »od lrihy, 7
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    TRAIN WRECKING IN INDIA.
    364 5 I Calcutta, March Btk. Three m. traina ol the Bast I a -.in R*iK '.y wrecked last night near! v. I* appears that the ri>h- betS) rem fed troai nearlv thirty m Hie brains were travelling at mile i an hour aud they jumped It is
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    HOME POLITICS.
    31 5 (By Submann* Telegraph. Reuter's) Received March 20th, 10.37 am. It 13 announced thit the L baral whips are moat busy perfecting arrangements for an election, to contest every seat.
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    MR. ASQUITH'S PLANS.
    49 5 Spaaking at Oxford, Mr Asquith said that the whole Budget would be pushed forward at the speediest rate. He further declared that the House of Lords must be rebuilt on a democratic basis, the absolute veto on legislation must go, and simultaneously Parliaments must be shortened.
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    FINANCING THE NATION.
    31 5 Received at 11,50 am. Exchequer Bjnds to the value of c£2l millions, payable in five years and bearing interest at three per cent were i3suad to-day at 99J,
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    EASING UNEMPLOYMENT.
    26 5 Received at 10-45 a.m. Speaking in the House of Commons, Mr Sydney Buxion annouueed that 20,000 vaemeies had been filled through the Labour Exchanges.
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    GRAND NATIONAL.
    64 5 Bee. March 19th, 346 a.m. Tha result of the Grand National is. 1. Mr S. Howard's Jeukinstown, a, 10. G 2. Mr C. G. Asbheton Smith's Jerry M, 6 yrs I'2 7 3. Odor Possibly Mr H. M. Hartigan's Arion or a horse called Odate\ Twenty- rive horses
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    JAPANESE ENVOYS.
    20 5 M. Piohoa has lunched with Prince and Princess Fu>himi, and the Ministers of War and Agriculture were present.
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    TURKEY'S NEW NAVY.
    27 5 Turkey has placed order.? for tvro battleships at Elswick and Barrow and a cruiser at Clvdebaak. The total contracts amount to five millions sterling.
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    THE DALAI LAMA.
    56 5 March 20th, 10.37 am. St. Peters-burg ne^spipers announce that the Russian reply to the appeal of the Dalai Lama for aid to re-establish his authority in Tibet, wilt be ia general terms, and will allude to the Russian British protest to Peking, but will hold out no
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    A BRUTAL MURDER.
    172 5 Chin am ax Hacked to Death in SnBAHOOon Road. What is believed to be a das'.ardly niurrler is lepcrted from Seraogoon Road. From the facts we have been able to elicit from the p~>l c9 it appears that Yow Kow Poov. a pig rearer and vegetable garedner
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    LABOUR IN THE RUBBER PLANTATIONS.
    83 5 The Master of Elibank told Mr Wedgwood in the House of Commons on Feb. 24th that in 1908 the average number of Indian indentured labourers employed in the Federated Malay States was 6,415. He had no figures showing how many were employed in rubber planting,
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    S. G. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
    571 5 First Round. F. Ferguson beat C. F. J. GreeD, 3 and 2 G. B. Stratton beat C. V. Miles, 2 and 1 E. L. Talma beat Dr Fmlayson, 5 and 4 F. Gk Stevens beat G. C. Proctor, 5 and 4 Bvea— J. Crabb Watt, G.
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    ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.
    161 5 0.1 Thursday, the 17ch instant, an examination on M First Aid to tho Injured was held at the Y.M.O.A. rooms. Be E D. Keith, m d kindly acted as Honorary Surgeon Examiner, and the ten boys who apppaied before him were all successful in qualifying for
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    CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMS'
    165 5 It may be of interest to give tho tabulated successes of the different schools in Singapore at the last examination, the pass list of which we published on Saturday. Boys Sonors Junr. Prelim. Rallies Inst. 9(1 hon) 18 13 (1 h) St. Josephs G 12 11 Anglo
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      ULTRA VIRES.
      415 5 To the Editor, Sir,— Owners of private carriages, jinrikishas, and bicycles who read in your issue this morning that the President had announced at the meeting of the Commissioners last Friday that he had recsived a letter from the Colonial Secretary stating that the Governor in Council was
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      Mr. J. W. B. MACLAREN ON TOUR.
      449 5 In a copy of n journal named u L'Eclaircur de Nice," of Feb. 16th, there appears a rfferecce to Mr J. W. B. Madaren, of Singapore, who has been on a holiday of enviable dimensions, that will interest and amuse his many friends
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      60 5 The Same Old Story. The old, old story, told times without number, and repeated over and over again for the last 37 years, but it is always a welcome story to those in search of health— There is nothing in the world that cures coughs and colds as quickly as
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      61 5 An Excellent Liniment. Every family and especially those who reside in the country should be provided at all times with a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. There is no telling when it may be wanted in case of an accident or emergency It is most excellent in all cases of
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      69 5 The boom in rubber shares is responsible for a new language which has invaded English country house parties, town functions, the "tubes," the restaurants, and even the theatres. Dialogues in "Rubberoo" usually take the following form "What d'you think of— er— Kalipitonga Kiats "Can't say. I've b:ught myself a hundred
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      316 5 ROBINSON Cp I Swiss Muslins. Cf\ A/*l 0* 1 Persian Lawns. C9|JCVlal Piques. Drills. Brilliants. gH« Muslin Robes. J^fllrtlJK/ Embroideries. Table Linens. VJIIW W T JLaces. Tea cloths. Underclothing Side ooard cloths. OF e &c, &c, Sheets. Bed Spreads. Towels WhltP Mosquito Curtains. «1« Lace Curtains. Pillow slips. Toilet Covers.
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      597 6 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. FOB Marseilles, Havre, and Copenhagen The Swedish s.s. DELAGOA" Is expected to arrive here on the 25th instant and will receive a prompt despatch for the above ports. For further particulars, apply to THE EAST ASIATIC Coy, Ltd, Agents. MW 18 26.3 Apcar Line The
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      671 6 Singapore to Bangkok. The steamer Ban Hong Liong," Captain Rusbton, will leave Singapore on Tuesday, the 22nd March, at 7 a.m. Comfortable accommodation for first and second class passengers. Electric Light. Single passage $50 or 80 ticals. Return passage $90 or 140 ticals. For freight, etc. apply to LOW SUM
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      741 6 N Y K JIPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. SPRING PROGRAMME 1910 SAILING FOR Penang, Colombo, Port Said, GEKOJ, MARSEILLES, LONDON ANTWERPAtsuta Maru 8,628 tons on Mar. 23 Hitachi Maeu 6,716 tons on Api. 6 MiYAZAKi Maru 8,600 tons on Api. 20 *IYO MARU 6,320 tons on May 4 -These vessels
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      371 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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      614 6 Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail efaanta this Corupany sail fortnightly from Brenu Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Souti a: ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (c Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vic< Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, i Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai. N and Kobe to Yokohama and
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    CAN YOU TALK RUBBEROO ?
    217 7 CAN YOU TALK RUBBEROO A RIVAL TO ESPERANTO. Malestrqu of Money. boom in rubber shares is responsible v laßfMga which smack3 strongly of t BmA, and which has invaded counise parties, townfuncti ns, the "tabes," .-r t uts. and even the theatres. Dia- Uahberoo usually take the folI ato J
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    THE BRITISH PIGTAIL.
    108 7 Trafalgar was fought by! aud Mr G. \V. E. Kusseil M '-t a dinner-party as to .:ts vr.;re them at Waterloo, j averred that, as a boy at p the resilient wearing pig- ir:ur>j from Windsor an- i who was midshipiD*Ji in the ship i was equally
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    THE CHINESE "DIVING" PIG !
    111 7 THE CHINESE "DIVING" PIG I a home y.v ?e; ween 0.000 and I ChineM pi^s have just been boa 11m steamer Count I have been placed in cold storfore distribution throughout the coanThc pork has undergone a strict examimUiuaitie»j and no objection h to it- condition. At I the Health
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    TIN RETURNS.
    147 7 Jan. Feb. Total. Pikuls. Belat 260 171 481 Brnang 256 Bruseh 24 1 Chenderiang 286 Gopeng 760 650 1,410 Gopeng New 650 Jeher Kamuning 37,503 $1,637 $9,140 Kanaboi 420 330 750 Kinta 500 550 1,050 Kinta Association 500 Kledang Kramat Pulai 617 453 1,070 Kuantan 66 44.23 110
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    296 7 Jan. Feb. Total. Allagar 2.000 1,850 3,850 Anglo Malay 49,308 49,718 99,024 Ayer Molek 1,344 Ayer Kaning 200 Balgownie 5.607 7,596 16,203 Banteng 1,806 1,259 2,565 Batu Caves 6,100 10,124 16,224 Bcrtam 12,500 10,000 22,500 Bukit Kajang 2,146 937 3,083 Bukit Rajah 36,324 Bukit Lintang 2,000 2,500
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    SHARES.
    1177 7 March 19. RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap. Xssuw. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. Sellees 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 6 6 7 0 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 25% Int. 1 12 9 113 9 50.000 2'- 1/6 BatangMalaka 3 0 4 0 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 10% 14
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 7 (Corrected up to Mar. 19) Bank 4ms 2/4$ demand 2/4/ f i Private credit-. 3ms 2 4 credits oms 24 :1 Feaxce, demand Bank 294i Gkkma.nt, 'isuiand 239£ India, T. T, }74* Huxgkoxg, demand 255% Yokohama, demand 114} Java, iaonod ]41 lUng kok, derrand Q6i j SoTBMUura, Bank Bnving
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    PRODUCE.
    132 7 Mar. It •Tin buyers *73 6?| Gambiar m 11.50 Gtmhier Cu l^ Xo 1 14 45 Gtaatbtti Oufat ft a, nom j Pepper £i*ck (erd'ft. S'^.^) buyers 14.50 j Pepptr, v7bit* 26 75 Krtacgi (1 10 to Bm QM«« I*JN Siirtiißßfi (80 tv ivft Ihg M SLIM jfs/^ (BaaJlt)
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      39 7 OKAY'S LIQUEUR Original Liqueur Whisky IDIST AND BSST. £ALE EVERYWHERE UaiiloUUj vJiiililaii Oi. V-U*t IM iTED 'lo pore and Penan£. 3 > «*5 tn> h 9B99bßSbßbßHl^kB^b Beware belief without e PA RI s, 8. rue Vivienne. Sold by all Chemists.
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      19 7 Rigaud's Bocool Extract is an exact reproduction of this sweet yet powerful Indian perfume, and is very popular. 2
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      250 7 THE YOKOHAMA DOOKCo,Ld. No. 1 Dock. No. 2 Dock. No. 3 Dock. (In Course of Construction) Docking length 515 feet Docking length 376 feet Docking Length 481 fee Width of Entrance 80 Width of Entrance 50 Width of Entrance 63 Water on Blocks 28 Water on Blocks 26 Water on
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      76 7 Internal Treatment Not Necessary for Rheumatic m. Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism is siraply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rhenmatisiu, neither of which require any internal treatment. All that is needed to afford relief is the free application of Chamberlain's
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      148 7 WBATHEE REPORT. Dfllt Bar Wnd Teirp Hum ky Re n Mar l». Tktmg 1 a 10.04 El M o Kanila 10a 788 9TBWI 29 25 be BPfcnagtr 29 B8 Ri C9 b Manila 4 p 756 WBWI 27 24 o Mar. 20. FTkong 10a 10.03 El C7 o Mauiiß .1
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      919 7 VEJS 8 E jL_& JJS JfUKT. Fl***n&Tat>B Commanders Arrived From For W*m Monmouth Brit crnis, 9800 Power Mar 20 Colombo Hongkong 22 Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Murphy Mar 15 P. Swettenham Uncertain Sea Belle P.M.S. Yacht 400 Ahmat Mar 12 P. Swett. P. Swettenham Steamers Fla« ft Tons Master
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    NEW COMPANIES.
    1404 8 The mail brings oat London exchanges coDtaining prospectuses of The Skrjlngoon Kubber Co Capital JE70.000 in £1 shares, to purchase Pulau Obin Estate, 552 acres f Unted with Para rubber and 174 acres available. Mostly four year old trees. Mr Pears and Mr Bryce have reputed on it.
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    M. G. S. SHOOTING AT TAIPING.
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