The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 April 1910

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1910. NO. 6,874
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    179 1 Mr Roosevelt has talked over his shootirg experiences with the King of Italy Page 5. Another strike among the naval men of Marseilles has paralysed the trade of the port Page 5. The House of Commons has decided to go into co m m if. fee to
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    PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ENGLAND.
    1069 1  -  Soni3 years ag> the g eat wfcn<l England were the ml-j-ct of consraU eulogies aud the product considered eminently satisfactory. Iv these later days the pendulum has swung to the other eitreme aud common sense and commerce are supposed of have decided that the product is
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      214 1 ASPINALL'S White Zinc, White Lead, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Enamels Are of the very highest quality it is possible to ■lanufecture. Beware of imitations! Aspinall's products are obtainable of all Dealers. IMPORTERS, THE BORNEO CO., Ltd., SINGAPORE. THE STANDARD LIFE r ASSURANCE COMPANY. Assurance and Investment Combined. By means of
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      192 1 THE STAR OPERA Co. AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT I The most popular play entitled "HENCEFORTH ROBERT" THE FALSELY ACCUSED WILL BE STAGED. REM EM BE R!M Hall The Coolest. Sceneries Specially made. Orchestra Sweet. Costumes.... New and Fancy. Actresses .New engagement. Don't forget, THEATRE ROYAL
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      196 1 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. THE BIG SHOW. NEW SUBJECTS. To-Ni&htl To*Night!l 2nd SHOW AT 9-30 P.M. OVERTURE BY OWN ORCHESTRA OF PROFESSIONALS. THE RHINE FROM COLOGNE TO BINGEN. BOXING MATCH. ASTIER v QUEENDREUK. A CHILD'S FORGIVENESS. (Film dArt). A SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND IN MEL BOURNE. THE GRAND3IRE (Film dArt). DUTCH
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      97 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. New programmes for the Alhambra and Maryborough the big shows Page 1. Wanted a manager for sole charge of a rubber estate m Jobore Page 3. Also a European book-keeper and correspondent Page 3. Some Malaka Pinda shares lost Page 2. Tenders for deliveries of opium m May
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      346 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday, Gth High Water.- 6.48 a., 9.10 p Thursday, 7th High Water- 5. 5 a., 939 p P O Mail Homeward due. Philharmonic Orchestra, 5 p Friday, April Sth High Water. 9.3 a, 10.5 p M. M. Mail Outward due. P O Mail Outward due. Saturday, 9th High
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    THE BOYCOTT OF JAPANESE GOODS.
    278 2 Notiriag ba9 been heard for some tiaio about the boycott m South Ciiina, Imft .iccording to the Asahi Shimbun of Tokyo it i 8 still actively p'-osecuted. Singapore is now the chief centre. Out of the 70,000 (sic) inhabitants of tLat piace fully 90,000 are
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    THE PASSING OF THE FUNNEL.
    215 2 The announcement that a well-known Italian orS er, Admiral Calabrittoo, has devised a sys'em whereby funnels on torpedoboats and destroyers may be abolished, may, says a naval writer, be taken as the first shadow of coming event 3 m a radical alteration of the design
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    FORWARD SELLING OF RUBBER.
    218 2 A good deal of controversy still ranges rOGBd forward selling, and the opinion is gathering favour that the frank policy of pubi^hing such details, which, I believe, has for some years been adopted m Ceylon, should also obtain here, as being m the best interest of
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      34 2 Pleasant— Soothing— Healing. Prompt relief m all Mtlioo of throat and hmg trouble if yoa use Chamberlain's Cough Keinedy. Pleasant to take, soothing and healing m effect. For sile by all Dispensaries And Dealers.
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      533 2 There's nothing so f^t St*L bad for a cough ■^^/^N as coughing. v'; Vx &-S{¥y' f There's noth- "O;>#V fag so go yfM^Wl Cherry Fec f/yf /> i have a genumm/ SI%W h yd coush> "/F/'MtJ t-^"& or when there i#%ffir ,&*< is i a nammaBtttion ia th 9 throat
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      565 2 NOTICES. THE SINGAPORE AND STRAITS DIRECTORY for 1910. 1,003 pp. Royal Bvo. Cloth; Price sB-50 per copy; $9 Post Free. Publishers i FRASER NEAVE, LIMITED. To be had from all Booksellers m Straits Settlements and F.M.S NOTICE Is hereby given that Tan Wan Tee has ceased to be an Assistant
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      566 2 NOTWES. Mr Otto Elmenhorst has b?en authorised to sign our firm per procuration from this date. Singapore Ist, April, 1910. BEHN MEYER Co., Ltd* April 1 8.4 NOTICE. la hereby given that our branch firm at Xos. 1 and 2 Armenian Street will be closed as from the 31st March
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      543 2 lEDERURDBGHE HANDEL-BAATSCHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1824. Capital— fl 45,000,000,— (ab0ut £3,750,000) Reserve— fl 5,752,885,— (ab0ut JE479.407) Head Office m Amsterdam. Head Agency Batavia. Branches Penang, Hongkong, Shanghai, Rangoon, Soerabaya, Semarang, Weltevreden, Cberibon, Tegal, Pecalongac, Tjiiatjap, Djember, Medan (Deli). Kota-Kadja (Acheen). Palembang, Padang, Bandjeriuasin and Macassar. Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo,
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      382 2 MANUFACTURERS jjl INSURANCE Co. Oj < 1 'All*, Claims Loans and s B ;ili immediately by the Gen. -M pore without delay of r< I. r F. S. EVANS, 0 B '^g| Manager for Eastern c I Asia aud India r '^M GUTHRIEr^, Co., Ltd General .\f«n.... FEDERAL LiFE J
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    337 3 r. Colonel E. G. Broadrick, Com- V.C. Singapore, sth April. S. V. A. QSeer j -nd Lient. W. O. Hildred. g rgeaal Setgt R. W. B. Coch- rp ■il Bomr. A Nunn. n Friday, Bth inst, at 5.30 p.m. V J ettap will be held at
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    BRITAIN'S NEW BULLET.
    233 3 B. B Urn Arinv Estimates Mr I Aa nti bof Urn rifle, the House now? aatlOM ure eonsiderir. an Ooi investigations on the 1 us to the belief that itomatic rifle his not I that some lUm nnat n a practicable thing I y oonaideriiig Urn deft
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      705 3 HOW TO GET WILL. If there is not a motion of the bowels once or twice a day, you will soon grow heavy, drowsy and dull the head will throb and ache, there will be an unpleasant taste m the month, the tongue will be coated, and the sight spotty
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      606 3 TO LET. TO BE LET Corbally Cottage, No. 30 Cavanagh Road. Entry May Ist. Apply 4, North Bridge Road. Apl 1 n.c TO LET. From Ist May next a large one storey ed house No. 15, Mt. Elizabeth known as Mapled ur ham Apply to E. R. SASSOON, No. 23,
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      661 3 AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Tuesday, 12th April, at 2-30 pm. Fonr shop-bouse dwellings known an Nos. 80, 81, 82 and 83, ALBERT STREET, Singapore Town, area 5,055 square feet, Statutory Grant No. 8966, quit rent 84 per annum. POWELL Co, Auctioneers. Apl 6 18.4 AUCTION SALE OF DUNNAGE WOOD TO BE
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      620 3 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture^ a Good Collection} of Well=srown Plants Sc. THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE Mm. DALLAN AT "TATTNTOX Mt. VICTORIA No. 33, STEVENS ROAD OnllSaturday, 9th April, at I*3o p. m. Very handsome carved teak cabinet with marble top and mirror panels upholstered drawing room
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    The singapore Free Press. Wednesday, April. 6, 1910.
    2317 4 The singapore Free Press. Wednesday, April. 6, 1910. Here sh.il 1 the Press the People's riaht maintain, Unawed by influence nr.c! unbribed by gain; Htre patriot Tnith her g'o-ious precepts draw. Pledged to Religion. Loyalty and I.a\v. The attitude of this journal with regard to the Shipping Ring known as
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    64 4 i Frow our da Com /a >„./) -Aual-i Lumpur 4p SuxgeiChoh:-:}.. 1 lbs. -"rnm4. ing month last year M) 7. Seremban 37,-Um Ibt. m«M y month last year *****. B.irlow and Co Agents. HI«iHLANJ»S AND T>'\\ h vm,v total for three months 13] 17 Gutiirie and Co: Agoate.
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    TIN MINE DIVIDENDS.
    42 4 i/Vom m$ n i j .j P The Times of Kdiyi it tal ratith Messrs. I >iborne and Qfcippl cable yesterday from Loud ggjy the Gopecir has declared a d lead of and New Gopeng 1 bjih pi 7th.
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    TIN MINE RETURNS.
    39 4 Oiborne and Cii.ipp^li, aj^ir La hat 7 (From r i Ui.r PfcAfl 12 pkh Result of twelve diys w.ok. puddlers are BMif aud > air April output will be large. Skki-xj.ah Tiv M t reh UO ptkak
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    PERAK'S RUBBER NEWS.
    50 4 (From our mm 1 1 It is stated that several 11 -.> made by home people for thi j, Aver Kuning Estate, the fetal i being £50,000. The linn of Boy and I',u-v floating a local doll.tr rtbbar oouptaj called the Singapore Tin Bad Rabbi tates of
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    STRAITS AND STATES.
    62 4 (From '"ir <>ir,i < •n- Kuala Lumpur, A; The heavy rains have washed Mrs} bri||i on the Riwang Kuala Selangor r Yesterday evening when a 1 being got out of a truck m the nInI) j yard, it ran amok and laid Mri tl rikisha coolies and
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    LADIES SHOOTING.
    19 4 {Frotn our stem Corres\ Kuala Lump-.r, April ■>. The Selangor Ladies scored m Mills Trophy shoot for April.
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    IMPROVING TRADE.
    94 4 j'euau.:, The weather here is nproa lan for the time of year. The Gazette strongly denounces ber Dealers Bill as tending to small cultivator out of tctttanos. Reliable reports are to the effect ait fiirb m the 8./.iar have much .n;pr litely. There are pract ie tJly no
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    PENANG FOOTBALL FINAL
    58 4 r row < ii i' own C Pmaßgt M In the final of the P«M«g AFootball Cup competition the creation Club beat the Poliot bj to one after a roomng |MIM The match was played ifl dr and one of the winners' g^-ils wa« from a penalty.
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    GAZETTE EDITOR'S APPOINTMENT.
    29 4 (Front 'iur MM (_'■•/<•• IVI, I MrH. C. Welhamisre ais 'ii;nj': ship of the PJBMf Q t.- bo administrative appointment -v <-• with the Turner group of Estate-.
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      183 4 Player's navy J mixture. In lb. Patent Air-Tight Tins. Price 55 cts. obtainable at Robinson Co. John Little Co's GREAT CLEARANCE SALE NOW PROCEEDING BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. RAFFLES m HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER. Saturday next, April 9. Grand Hotel Continental -$s SAIGON s$The only first class Hotel m Saigon. Every
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      38 4 THE Auto Piano ENABLES YOU TO PLAY ANY MUSIC WRITTEN $625 See our Window ~W§ ORDINARY PIANO Taken m Exchange. You are cordially invited to atattend daily recitals, whether you contemplate purchase or not. ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY LIMITED.
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    HECKLING ASQUITH.
    63 5 (By Submarine Teletjraph. Reuter'g) II na of C >mmcms last night the l rvitive pirty fired a fusillade at Mr •;> oi -juestions and inter j»>ct ions re- the Government's intentions as to •he b. l c House of Lords, and the ugterift] cwition. [uith faced the attack
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    LORDS AND COMMONS.
    110 5 der^s Motion Carried. Received at 6 pm. H M 0 ol Commons, Mr Asquith's D rWU the House go into Committee kgj the relations between the House i;.l the L^ril^, and the duration wis carried without a M umnitnea*- by the Opposi- i by 357 to 251.
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    TURKISH NAVY.
    170 5 Outer's comspomi—t at Constantinople -ivst:. DgEsfa Kear Admiral Willi- la A hunl Gamble us adviser to ie TurkU:: Vfj. I 'n:t;nop'e correspondent of the ratline <">f the conditions under which Un Ottoaun GovennMMl desires to o''tain r BMTTMM a British Admiral. These ive been submitted to the •:n:uent,
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    THE BALLOON ACCIDENT.
    25 5 Received at 9 pm. I H-rr Mbrueck and his opinions vho were lost are still missing. f paiioni Ins baen picked up.
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    PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR.
    192 5 Won I those gentlemen and ladies i=?;>ted m recent practices and performances of the Philharmonic Orchestra d that there will be the tirst all r 'he new season, primarily for lien's Concert, also partly m m lot the I ►•chestral portion of the IfcWMBM Concert, at
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    MARSEILLES PARALYSED.
    64 5 MARSEILLES PARALYSED. Another Shipping Strike (By Submarine Telegraph.— Rauter's.) Received at 0 28 pm. The Naval Reservist Federation of Marseilles has proclaimed a strike as a protest against the arrest of the strikers of the liner Moulouva," who struck beciuse an Arab was employed m the stoke-hole. Shipping is paralysed.
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    SAILING SHIP SUNK.
    43 5 Loss of Life. The L verpool sailing ship Kate Thomas whilst being towed round Lind's End was run into by an uaknown steamer and foundered m ten minutes. The crew of eighteen were drowned, an apprentice being the s;>le survivor.
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    SOMALILAND FIGHT.
    47 5 Rec April sth, 418 pm. The eight hundred Friendlies who were slaughtered by the Mullah were of the Dol Bthanta tribe. They first of all repulsed the Mullah's forces but were cut up at the second assault. The Mullah's forces captured 12,000 camels and cattle.
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    KING AND HUNTER.
    32 5 King Victor Emmanuel of Italy received ex- President R >osevelt m audience at headquarters and had a conversation of about thre€ quarters of an hour relating his shooting experiences.
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    WORLD SCULLING.
    24 5 Ar^st Retains Championship. At Christchurch m New Zealand, Arnst* the sculling champion, beat Welch m the world's sculling championship by six lengths.
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    LABU RUBBER COMPANY.
    58 5 Messrs Guthrie and Co., the agents of the above, inform U9 that m addition to recommending the payment of a tiaal dividend of 17^°o the Directors ako recommend that the sum of £13,000 be placed to reserve, and that the present =£1 shares of the Company be
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    BITTEN BY A CROCODILE.
    51 5 A Chinaman has reported at the Beach Road police station that while be was loadiug logs into a tongkang at Bili he was bitten about the legs by a crocodile. He exhibited some very severe wounds and was sent to the Tan Tock Seng hospital for
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    TANGLIN BURGLARIES.
    293 5 A Malay P. C. saw a Chinaman sporting a handsome silver watch m Tanglin yesterday and took him to the police station for investigations. It was then discovered that the watch was the one recently stolen from Mr Ridley. A Malay went to a pawnshop m Orchard Road
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    AGRI-HORTI SHOW.
    255 5 A meeting of the Finance and General Purposes Committee of the- proposed A?riHorticultural show was held at the Exchange room yesterday afternoon. Col. E. G. Broidrick was unanimously voted to the Chair. There were present the hon'ble Tan Jiak Kirn, Messrs Jigo, Patchitt, Boyd, Makepeace, Syed Omar Alsagoff,
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    261 5 {From Our Ocn Correspondent.) The weather has been the main subject of conversation. The Easter holidays were to a gre.it extent spoiled by incessant rain, which has also hung up all progress with the tennis tournament, the ladies shooting, and though the golf competition, for which Messrs Scott
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    PROPERTY SALES.
    348 5 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Powell and Co's sale room yesterday afternoon. Shop-house No. 11l Dunlop Street, 725 sqft, 999 years, monthly rent 810. 81,100. Shop-house No. 113 Dunlop Street, 1,071 sqft, 999 yeir?, monthly rent $10. 81,450. Shop house No. 114 Dunlop
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    1094 5 If the weather continues as sloppy as it has been lately for the next few weeks we shall have a good many horses short of work at the opening of the race meeting. It looks likely that some of the more familiar racers will be out of it
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      41 5 Perfectly Safe. ■-.-.no about giving Chamberlain's i h to children. It contains no ttlhei narcotics and can be given continence. As a quick cure and colds to which children are L it is unsurpassed. For sale by all varies and Dealers.
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      279 5 ROBINSON CO. First Show Smart Spring Novelties. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. ROBINSON CO. SMITH PREIVIFER TYPEWRITER Co~ NEW No- 1O MODEL. I iTJI .f-^l^L^ f'^mm i im^^^ m t^Smm\^^~^mmmW^Smmm9~r^'*'^' 111 *mmT WttW \m* Success m Manufacture, with 400,000 users, is the record that stand? beh ind this latest Smith Premier Model. Sole
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      604 6 FOR SALE. ETJROPEAN DWELLINGHOUSE FOR SALE. Healthiest locality m Tanglin No. 18, Nanaim Road, Villa Bergedorf, at present occupied by Mr and Mrs Ewald. House and outhouses well bnilt and m best repair, rooms large and airy. Stabling for 3 horses, 2 tennis courts, excellent well. Freehold property, area about
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      648 6 BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO., LTD. FOR PENANG, RANGOON AND CALCUTTA. The Company's steamer TARA 6,322 tons, T. B. Babb, Commander, will be despatched for the above ports on Thursday, the 7th instant, at 5 p.m. Sb.9 has excellent accommodation for first and second class passengers. For freight or oassage,
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      730 6 am v I lV JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. SPRING PROGRAMME 1910 SAILING FOR Penang, Colombo, Port Said, GENOP, MARSEILLES, LONDON ANTWERP. 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 vessels are fitted with WIKELESS TELEGRAPHY.
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      411 6 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. 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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      705 6 P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Foi China, Japan, Pcnang, Ceylcn 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) Delta Apl 8 Delta June
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      605 6 Norddcutscher Lloyd, Bremer IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LIX? The fast and well knowu mail ita this Company sail fortnightly froi B Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwt rp, 6 itbaznp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (conutc Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria au<: Port Said, Suez. Aden, Colombo, I Singapore, Hongkong, Bh&agha and Kobe to Yokohama and
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    CHINAS NEW NAVY AND THE COST.
    349 7 CHINAS NEW NAVY AND THE COST. U was not without substantial reason, says p a Mall Gazette, that the Chinese Naval s^ioners who recently visited England one or two European lands adopted a v non-cotunaittal attitude when asked if der-" of warships were shortly to be placed i::n i They
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    FAR EAST AND OIL FUEL.
    345 7 m the wider use of oil as fuel and Dm t tha longstanding dispute Wlwocm rl B I Datdi Petroleum Company ■i mi I C vnpany have awakened ife m oil si: ires. Tue Shell Transport, which Ir* 7 MMlgMMfttd with Iktßojl] baa natiri.y felt
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    DEARER RUBBER.
    149 7 I Pki. k> Renew the Boom ■H I remtrkaUe advance m the I nm nikhm at the sales m MincingPlMtaftioa rubber engaged ***■&>■, and th- supply of 208 tons found buy:-, y from 8d to 10d per lb. c on previous I ill rates, fine "smoked 8h f
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    THE BUDDHA RELICS.
    463 7 Presented to Burma. The handing over of the relics of the Buddha to the Burmese deputation was a matter of great ceremony at Government House, Calcutta. The presentation was held m the Throne Room and a distinguished audience asssmbled to witness the proceedings. The Viceroy on entering
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    TOBACCO DUTY SWINDLE.
    406 7 Strange Case From Calcutta. Before Mr Swinhoe, Officiating Presidency Magistrate, Calcutta, Mr Abdul Aziz, manager of the firm of Messrs Buksh Elahie and Co charged Mr A. Hamilton Campbell and Mr J. H. Bradlaugh, with cheating the complainant firm to the extent of Rs. 2,37,500. The complainants
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      92 7 Chamberlain's Pain Balm a Household Liniment. A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Chamberlain's Pain Balm drives away the pain at once and cures the complaint quickly. First application gives relief. When a bottle of it is kept m the house the pains of
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      609 7 Siemens Brothers Dynamo Works,' LIMITED. Siemens Brothers Co, Ltd. ELECTRIC LIGHT, POWER TRACTION ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS TO THE ADMIRALTY, THE WAR OFFICE, THE POST OFFICE, THE CROWN AGENTS FOR THE COLONIES, &c, &c. Head Offices— Caxton House, Westminster, London, S.W. Works— STAFFORD. Cable Works-WOOLWICH KENT. Tantalum Lamp Factory— DALSTON, MIDDLESEX. 1
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      758 7 Singapore Sporting Club. THE SPRING RACE MEETING WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday the 10th, Thursday the 12th and Saturday the 14th May, 1910. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 10th May, 1910. 1. The Maiden Plate. Value $600. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight 9st. Ex-Griffins allowed 7 n>. Entrance, $20. Distance,
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      482 7 9. The Rochore Plate. Value $400 and $50 to the Second Hone. A Handicap for all horses that have run at this Meeting and not won. Distance, Scurry Course. Entries close at noon on Saturday the 30th April, exceDt for Race 9on the Third Day. Entries for Kace No 9
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    A PROFESSIONAL PAPA.
    292 8 Public Trustee Claims to Have Sec jBEd Happiness of Thousands. "A veritable Blue Bird which does not fly away." Thus the Public Trusts (Mr 0. J Stewart) described his department m an address at the Royal Society of Arts on the nature of his work. Mr Stewart
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    PRIMITIVE INDIAN SURGERY.
    286 8 Mr R. "Ekamabram, a medical practitioner m Coinibatore, furnishes to the Indian Mediea Gizette an account of the method of cataract operation adopted by the wandering baids m South India, which is said to be the first des cription of it published by an eyewitness who hid
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    THE DIFFICULTY.
    268 8 whLh explains how it is that there are still one or two of us who have not become "Rubber Kings." I have yearned for the wealth of the Indies, The kjeui3 of Goiconda, the gold Of the Incas; and now, Fate, the wind, is At last neither sqaally
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    THE FESTIVAL OF EMPIRE.
    774 8 Royal Interest m the Scheme. Princess Louise, the Duchess of Argyll, has eutered whole-heartedly into the organisation of the Festival of Empire and the Pageant of London, to be held at the Crystal Palace, this summer. Her Royal Highness is the Honorary President of the Lidies'
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    THE Singapore Free Press.
    500 8 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press ig now a Morning Daily, and is on hale at dep ■■>_, from an early hour each morning (Sundayi excepted). Cash price Ten Cents py. Subscribers' copies wil! be deliwmj at their private residences, (or town offioei
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    Singapore Free Press Weekly.
    53 8 A complete isunimary <i ill ne^' the week, ready for o.uh b Sixteen large pages gf lolid l I 25 cents a copy. Three months $U.SOM 7k year $18* PAYABLE TX ADVANCK I postage). Three monihs SI. I': I PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE W iCB SINGAPORE
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    Utusan Malayu.
    24 8 (Malay Hekal'j' 1 Thrice weekly; Arabic Malay. Post-paid $1 a muir M A^ 1 c advance. (^J Kates of advertisement Iroui tiie
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      71 8 Morrhuol Creosote was carefully tried m a case of threatening throat and lung trouble, foe which a patient had been treated with various remedies for many months previously. (od liver oil and creosote preparations were not tolerated by the stomach, but the capsules of Morrhuol Creosote distinctly l>enefitted the patient,
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      425 8 Howarth Erskine Ltd. Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors, SOLE AGENTS FOR Worthington Pump Coys Patent Pumps Pulsometer Engineering Coys Pulsometer Pumps Robey and Cos Portable Engines and Machinery Richard Hornsby and Sons Oil and Gas Plants Waygoods Lifts and
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      937 8 VESSELS EXPECTED. STEAMERS. GUying port of departure, and (where known) date due here, and name of Agent: Arabia, London, May 24 Behn Meyer Arcadia, Colombo, June 4 P O. Artnand Behic, Marseilles, May 30 M. M. Assaye, Hongkong, Apl 21 P O. Australien, Marseilles, Apl 18; MM Austria, Hongkong, May
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    FRANCE'S NAVAL SCHEMES.
    667 9 wire to toe Daily Telegraph tha .respondent of t le journal writes:— M Clmii—i. Deputy for the Gironde, and I t!,i report on the bill relating to J il NgnoUNi gives to day some very Q0 particulars of the situation. As d an e*c -ptional position to
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    TIN RETURNS.
    129 9 Feb. Mar. Total. Pikula. Belat 171 481 Brnang 96 352 Bruseh Chenderiang 150 436 Gopeng 650 1,410 Gopeng New 650 Jeher Kamaning $1,637 §5,870 915,010 Kanaboi 380 750 Kinta 550 1,050 Kinta Association Kledang Kramat Pulai 453 1,070 Kuantan 44.23 110 Lahat 630 1,260 Menglembn Lode 275 561
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    332 9 From the end of February all totals are calculated for the calendar year instead of the financial year, which differs with many companies. Managers of Estates, returns for -which m above list are incomplete, will help i to make the list more useful if they will kindj
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    THE YUN-NAN RAILWAY.
    192 9 Almost unnoticed !u the turmoil of the Genera! Election a work of great importance j m the development of China 13 neariog comj letion— the French railway from the colony j of Tongking to Yunnan-fu, the capital of the i extreme south west province of China. This
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    SHARES.
    1153 9 April 5. Cap. Issue. Paid. LastDiv. Buyers. Sellers 85,000 2/ |j2/ Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 8 6 9 0 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 25% Int. 116 3 117 0 50.000 2 1/6 Batang Malaka 4 6 5 6 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 50% 16 0 0 17 0
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      55 9 Stomach Troubles. on B ut -tomach troa- ked by Chamberlain's Tablets. One man who \m khoasand dollars for modined by a few boxes X sale by ali Dispensaries J. GARCIA. a.:d road. "gan& Musical Instrument dealer. ight sold or exchanged. a allowed for old instruments. •-d best stock of Music
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      254 9 THE YOKOHAMA DOCK Co Ld. No. 1 Dock. No. 2 Dock. No. 3 Dock. (In Course of Constiuction) Docking Length 515 feet Decking 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 26
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      1401 9 VESSELS IN POUT Fla* and Ton§ Commsndere Arrived From For Whai Nambsrg Ger cniis. 2559 Korvetten Apl 5 Colombo Taingtau 9 Atlas Brit tng 95 Thomas Mar 31 Chatham Hongkong Sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Murphy Mar 15 P. Swettenbam Uncertain Steamera Flsj? Tona Muster Arrived From OoDsiam«e For Whf
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    "LOCKSUN" CASE.
    984 10 CHIEF OFFICER GIVES EVIDENCE. CAPTAIN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. Further evidence was taken by Mr Robinson, acting third magistrate, yesterday, m the preleminarv enquiry into the charge of culpable homicide brought against Captain G. W. Taubert of the German steamer Lockbun." Assist. Supt. Whitehead of the police conducted the
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    THE ASSIZES.
    440 10 MURDER CHARGE NOT UPHELD. The murder trial m which a ChinamaD, named Yone Ah Tye, was charged with the killing of Yee Lee, waa resumed before Mr Justice Fiaher yesterday, when the case for the Crown was continued. luspector Oxlev gave details of his inspection of the hut.
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    187 10 TO DAY'S TIES. Championship. A. R. Lenthall v A. G. Bush. E. A. Sw&n v D. H. Kleintuan. C. Class Singles. C. S. Malcolm v A. L. E. Makinson. F. A. Teale v W. H. Jettison. C. E. Sbortt v J. Watson. J. Henderson v
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    SERIOUS RIOTING IN PESHAWAR.
    276 10 Calcutta, March 24. Somewhat serious rioting m Peshawir City is reported. It appears that friction a;cse on Monday night between local Hindus and Mahomedans m connection with the celebrations of the Holi and Bara Wafat festivals which occurred simultaneously and three Mahoruedans were killed and ten
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    WIRE NEWS.
    1245 10 (Via Rangoon.) Home Politics. London, March 24. The main object of the Gladstone League is to stir up the electorate throughout the country. Mr Lloyd George m a speech last night said the last election had disclosed intimidation and interference with voters on a scale unparalleled m modern
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    518 10 The "Oscar II" whose surplus engineers' stores etc were offered at auction yesterday, is now m the Roads awaiting an offer as she lies. The MM. "Salazie," has been delayed at Colombo owing to a breakdown of her machinery. No advice has yet been received at Tanjong Pagar
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    40 10 [In addition to that on page 9.1 de Kock, Dut. 325, Hobma, Apl 5, Tcenghai, Ships Agency, Saba 7. Avagyee, 'Brit. 247, Davidson, Apl 5, P Swett E. S. Co P. Swett. 7. Per Avagyee Mr J. Zernichow.
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      310 10 HAMS BAQON. "PINEAPPLE" BRAND. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. Netherlands Gutta Percha COMPANY LI3IITED. Singapore Rubber Works. Matting and Floor-Tiles Specially Suitable for Shipboard, i Banks, Insurance-Offices, Churches, Hospitals, and all Public Buildings. NOISELESS, VERY DURABLE, WATER-PROOF, AND SANITARY. Works andOffices-PASSIR PANJANG, Singapore. Sole Agents—
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