The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 February 1911

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1911. NO. 7.1 1\«
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    SUPERSTIONS.
    867 1 Vii.— Animals. The animistic point *>t view L»m to gito Wav tholuUgtiiV Urluit.- lLe ids* eSlabli»Le& ltatil thai Uj al. aioue co^«utute* one divib.ou ct uutuie, vm. nw dbiniaib Kiiii a clatb almost M n> iliai a.c tiolli lL«r \ti;t-ioL,i i ingdottl. I who live aiuoLg puweil o<j*6i» and
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      482 1 Kelly Walsh, Limited. The Courts Ordinance XXX of JUST RECEIVED 1907 (as amended by Ordinance XI KB VV X O YE L of 1910); Civil Procedure Code. crT c k\it\ rur atued Ordinance XXI of 1907 (as amend- i itlr AND IHh OlnhK ed by Ordinance XII of 1909) I
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      226 1 SPECIAL PROGRAMME AT THE Cinematograph, beach road. To-Night! To-Night!! 2nd Show 9*30 to 11 prn. 1. Views of Vienna. 2. Tbat Darling Puppy. 3. Vengeance of the Dead. 4. Max m Searcb of a Sweetheart. 5. Tbe Pointsman. 6. Marguerita's Birthday. 7. Tbe Hobble Skirt. 8. An Irritable Neighbour. 9.
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      270 1 VIGTORIA THEATRE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, Fridcy Feb. 3rd to Friday, Feb. 10th inclusive. Mr. HENRY DALLAS WILL PRESENT "The Follies" By arrangement with H. G. PELISSIER from the APOLLO THEATRE. LONDON Constant Change of Programme from 'Ihe Follies' ixtensive repertoire. BOOKING M.ANS NOW OI'EN AT ROBINSON PIANO Co. Beseived
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      281 1 THS DAY'S NEWS. st lubber auction ptices are given on patre 4. The Philippine volcanic eruption it mnderatirg- P^ge 5. ResuMs of the New Year golf competi appear on p»ge 8. Indications at Pekiug are that the plague outbreak is lees violent PatSir Arthur and L*dy V ung nrrived at
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      327 1 THE WEEK. Thursday, 2nd High Water- v.3!» ILLS p B J Mail Homeward closes 3 p Purification Candlemas. Week of Prayer, Chinese T.M.C.A 8 p Friday, 3rd High Water. I.'» a., 0 38 p N. D. L. Mail Outward due Chamber cf Commerce, 2.15 p Lec^islative Council, 2 30 p
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    CHINA AND THE OPIUM TRADE.
    621 2 To The Editor of Thk Times I shall b-» gratefol if your courtesy will allow vie, sb as (ossible, to reply to Mr W. St Clair TisdaU'« letter on China sad urn Trade" (tl The Times of December 29), m wbieh I isss my article
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      79 2 Croup Prevented. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is not only a certain cure for croup, but it will prevent ths> attack when freely given as soon as the sYrst symnsome appear mi n many thousands of homes it is kept constantly at hand ready or iß*]|* n*JJ' e toon *s the croupy
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      290 2 WttXTED. >\ :ED, two or three European gentlemen to join MseSi near Town. niy to ssmate" c o ORINT a Co. Feb 2 SLAV ANTED experienced Typist and Stenographer, one capable of tikia** Chief Clerkship, Merchant firm S re. Apply R.E C c o Free Press. Feb 2 tts 17.2
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      425 2 NO Tf(2ES. NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of A. J. Gunn j., Accountants Auditors, Singapore, (Successors to the late firm of Gann <fc C 0.,) will be carried on, as from Ist January 1911, under the style of Welsh k Co. Messrs A'exander J. Gunn, Senior, and The:
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      631 2 NOTICES. THERAGALURUBBERCo Ltd. !N JQI LDATION) Notice is hereby given that m pursuance of Section 184 of the Comp.i Dance, 1889, an Extraordinar ral Meeting of The Ragalla Rubber Company, Limited, (In Liquidation) will be held a*. urn Hoase, Battery Road, Singapore, on MONDAY the 6th FEB., 1911 at 12
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      544 2 Chartered Bank of India Australia and China. W ORPORAT9D BT BO7AL CBAKTMB Paid up Capital m 60.000 iharei of £20 each <l t gOo.M( Jewrvc Fund £1 600,000 Kascrre Liability of Propricto «l,200,0(K Court of Dir^t^ r* Sir Montagu Cornish Turner (Chsirmsn). Sir Henry Stewart Cunninghsn, X.C J.K. Thomas Cuthbertaon,
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      394 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE ANCE Co. OF CANADA. "ABLIBHKD 18ff Policies are M WORLD WIDM* Claims, loans, caah-Burrendsm. promptly setiiec by the fl— li i^ 1 Singapore witbc. nu l Bt*J (Mbh y ■■iibs* k The Besenres for protection of PsiW holders are over $20,000,000 The Accounts ar. ance Department of the
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    SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY.
    477 3 From Ist February, 1911, and until further notice. TRAIN BSBYIOE FOR v ONLY. 12 8 4 5 0 789 10 am. am. am. sic. am. am. pm. pm. pin. pm. Pmbu Fanjaog 440 •■HMO War g 2"sf*i 7; 4 912 4.57 Z fl 07 ftA 915 9-50
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      327 3 NOW READY A NEW SONG BOOK IN ROMANIZED MALAY (different from all others) PANTON DONDANG SAYANG BABA BABA PRANAKAN. Price 75 cents each or 85 cents pjst free. KOH COMPANY, 88 90 BRAS BASAH ROAD, PRELfMIXARY NOTIQE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak 4 Europe-Made Mahogany 9c Oak Household Furniture;
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      620 3 2WQTIOAS. M( RTGAOIi. S SALE Tuesday, 7th February, at 2 30 pm. hod land situate off Telck Kerau ad m the District of £igiap. Singapore, area 2&3056 sq. ft being part of grant No. 1. Planted with coconut trees. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. Feb 2 8 2 NOTICEAUCTION SALE OF Unredeemed
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      437 3 MaKes Fat, Flejh, Bone and Muscle w/" 'Kepler* Solution is a food not I'V^C a medicine. ;/J\ l£ The food that strengthens ths Ky weak and fattens the wasted. rh\ The food that enriches the blood A M and fortifies the constitution. The food that sustains the invalid jL' /Z\
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      305 3 TO LET. TO LET European Residence No. 3, Adi* Road from Ist March 1911. Apply to A. S. SHOOKER. 5, Malacca Street Feb 2 2.2 TO BE LET. Yarnhams, Syed Ali Road, unfurnished; 4 bed and bathrooms large verandahs. Tennis Stabling. Gas and water laid on. Apply F. J. BENJAFIELD,
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      549 3 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free !'*>*»*• m a Morning Daily, and is on sale from an early hour each mornine (Sundays exoepted). Cash price Subscribers' copies will be deli their private residences. godowns if preferred) by seven morning. Full addresses at which copies
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Feb. 2, 1911.
    1069 4 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Feb. 2, 1911. Here shall the Pr«s« the Peoj i«t*u^ Unawcd by influence and unbribed ■by fain Truth her glorious precepts draw. Pledged to Religion. Loyalty and law. It cannot be wondered at that the abrupt announcement of the abandonment of the Crown Prince of
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    709 4 The Government Service F. C. will meet The Buffs on the Esplanade ground to-day. The Chief Jugtica and Mr Justice Fisher have gone to PdDang for the Appeal Court to be Leld there. Ir James Isaac James, purser of the "Achilles," a Welshmai i rsof age. died of smallpox m
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    MR WATSON LEAVES KUALA LUMPUR.
    126 4 A FAREWELL DANCE. The dance at the Tiliagn pi.. k evening given m honour of Mr R. G. Watson, was most taooettf 1 two hurdred attending. Dancing was < till the early morning. Mm supper I> ip the viCe *tJ2i the health of Mr and
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    SIR ARTHUR YOUNG IN SELANGOR.
    77 4 om om rrsfrmdettl.) iala Ltmpur, F«b 1. Sir Arthur and Lidy Erelvn Tj«k arrived by special train from Port Swotta*. ham at half past three to-day *nd were^ on the platform by a Urge gathering of official and uacfficial members of tU ooatmunity. A guard
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    DEATH OF Mr DOMON.
    38 4 'om our omm Comcspemdmt) Inch, F*. I. The death occurred at Goptog yettardaj from heart failure of Mr I > >*00, S«in, who wu formerly par ocr of K *t* tad Damon at Kuala Lumpur.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    44 4 i*la Lumpur, Feb. 1. The Planter's Stores Agency havi London wire sent off late giving tk following prices Plantation sheet biscuit 5 Ci.pe 5/4 Best scrap 1 scrap 4/t ne Hard Para sft rper's London wire givei sCßsfi Plantation number one i(
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    BISHOP MONTGOMERY.
    102 4 distinguished and interesting slsnal Singapore just nov m the psrisi ishop Montgomery who Ms Bishop Tasmania f row 1889 to 190 1 his bishopric then to take up work ss shb> tarv to the I and m that ooomttm has latterly been China, Korea, Japan and Borneo, and
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    39 4 There was once more a large atteod*ao>* this popular place of amusement UttSM** ing when a number of fresh filst shown. Mile Lvgie. who will gife her ls£ performance this evening, was again hmml applauded for her
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    59 4 Sir Arthur and Evelyn Yafl regret that owing to their short ttof£ Singapore they have found it wpi"** before leaving to return the calls of many friends. the Pr*sbvterian Church, the V. B. C <* tb# m the morning and the tit*. ray m the evening tj Snsjday, W f
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      329 4 We receive MOtfcly -hipments of the following CIGARETTES CIGARS Fribourg Treyes Finest Egyptian. De Reszke's— Tenors. DUNCAN'S (of Glasgow) Nos. 17 20--specially selected— Turkish quality Al rilA PIP ADC The favourite smoko at the Sports ALLtNU LIbAKO. Club, London. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. The Famous "Field" Watch wn i him mi
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      112 4 No Home is Complete Without A Gramophone THE BEST CHEAPEST MEANS OF PURE ENJOYMENT. TERMS TO SUIT ALL. S. MOUTRIE AND CO., LTD. THE AHOADB. mth LEE BROTHERS. 58-4,aHill Street, (off Stamford Road.) HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. Enlargements a Speciality PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. SIR ARTHUR* LADY EVEL p.p.c. BILLIARDS. The
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      70 4 A Life Saver physician can prescribe M**^f paration for cough* and colds than ChlP^ lain's Cough Remedy, and no phfifl*^ substantiate such a large d amber erf ej* or life Raving as does this remedy. A of it m the home when needed is WEJfcg^ times its cost. It may
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    THE PRINCE'S TOUR.
    94 5 ABANDONED BECAUSE OF PLAGUE. Official Regre: By Submarine Telejrraph.— Reut* A Berlin tslaftissi states that owin,be plague epidemic the Imperial Chat or, Dr Betkmann Hollweg, has been com*Ued to adTise the Kaiser that the Crown Priam should abandon his tour m vast and return to Germany from
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    INFECTED LETTERS.
    30 5 At St. Petersburg there it an outcry m be newspaper MNo toe Vremy* m against iew§papers and letters arriving from Harbin vita bo sign of hiving been disinfected.
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    THE GERMAN INCREMENT TAX.
    31 5 THE GERMAN INCREMENT TAX. mption of Royalties. A Berlin telegram states that the Reichstag, by 186 Totes to 138, has passed an amendment exempting reigning princes and princesses from the Increase:
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    GRECIAN ARMY REVIVAL.
    19 5 A tekgisus from Athens says that eleven 'reach officers have arrived to reorganize he Greek Army.
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    THE TAAL ERUPTION.
    23 5 A Manila wire states that tbe eruption of the Taal volcano continues. At a moderate estimate 400 people have perished.
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    SINGAPORE Y. W. C. A.
    323 5 The annual Rspor > states We hare not yet, as we had much hoped, recoiled a secretary from Headquarters to carry on the work of the Association m Singapore. The membership has, however, maintained its former level of about r: am* Mi it. Itmmmmi Eurasians.
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    RAFFLES MUSEUM.
    59 5 R ffi^s Museum wat ai usual a sj esatra of attraction at the Chinese New Tear. Hundreds of gaily-dressed vis; tnrcnged the galleries, and the dm quiet rooms ware crowded with t?oodhuaoured sightseers. This year a record was iislilihssMJ inasmuch as more than 1 persons entered the Museum
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    SINGAPORE NURSING ASSOCIATION.
    28 5 SINGAPORE NURSING ASSOCIATION. The ■T m 1 general meeting of the above Ateociatioo will be held m the Boar Municipal Offioes, on Mod day. Febr. al 10 a.m.
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    How to get Rid of a Cold.
    56 5 »q have trouble m getting rid of your Gold you may know that you are not treating it properly. There is no reason why a celt should hang on for weeks and it will cot if yo« take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy c or
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    CANADA AND ASIATICS.
    89 5 CHANGE IN RESTRICTION METHODS. (By Submarine TeWvmph. Reuter's) An Ottawa telegram states that m the Canadian Hone of Commons, the Premier, Sir Wilfrid Liurier, said that he favoured the abolition of the head-tax of five hundred trs levied on Chinese immigrants, and the substitution for that of
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    IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.
    46 5 Daily Mail Says it is Dead. Feb 1 628 pm. The reiterates that as Canada has made its own birtjain with the Uaited States, following the def r Chamberat three el-ctions, the Unionists must f^ce the fact that Imperial preference is no longer possible.
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    HOLLAND AND THE SCHELDT.
    43 5 Fob Is i m. •rdam it ;9 intimated eemi-offi^al-ly that Holland will decline any proposal for an international conference or negotiations regarding the fortification of the -•ldt, as that si a is too thorny and dangerous to international peace.
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    NEW NORTH SEA BASE.
    26 5 Harwich to be Extended. Feb Ist, 1 30 pm. The British Admiralty is considering the making of Harwich a strong naval base.
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    DECEMBER RUBBER CROPS.
    18 5 Agents Guthrie and Co. -90.689 \b*. Against 12,863 lba. Cheviot:— lbs. Kkmfsit:— 4,013 lbs. > «0» <
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    BRITISH CRIMINAL POLITENESS.
    271 5 BRITISH CRIMINAL POLITENESS. The sad and extraordinary war of the Mil« End Road m London sets the whole world to wondering if there is any limit to British politeness. The police located two of the Hoandsditch criminals m the attic of a tenement house. At midnight, quietly and on tiptoe,
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    A BOY HERO
    199 5 eptionaf. Bravery Rewarded. cry pleasing feature at the pnzs-givioj? Queen's College, Hongkong on Jai was the prtsiuta Master Do Gibson of the R>yil Humane S brocz* medal and parchment, for his bravery m saving the life of his little sister from drowning some months ago. It will
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    WIRE NEWS.
    1210 5 t^soa HfiMß Politics. b* m Liondon, January Mr Lloyd Goorgo is going to the Riviera and is staying there uatil the opening of Parliament. Mr < Tcirvin m to day's Observer discussing the -jto Bill declares it is impossible for Unionists to commit political suicide by ac cepting
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    THE VOICE OF THE AIR.
    684 5 The astonishing characteristic of wireless telegraphy is to day its simplicity. It has ceased to be marvellous, although accom plishing marvels. Like the flying machine it has come upon us almost unnoticed, that is, m its perfection. It is scarcely a generation old, yet a
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      22 5 Grimault Co's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood from all impurities arising from Scrofula, Eczema, Bad Legs, Skin Dismast, i Pimples and Sores. 14
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      199 5 HOMEWARD BOUND j pSFlii^f" lX ROBINSON'S A STRONC CANVAS TRUNK (AS ILLUSTRATION) I 1 With wood Battens at the top, capped all round 1 1 with prime hide leather, Saddlery sewn, light m f weight yet very durable 525.00 Also a cheaper quality 50 SIT BAGS 1 (Many qualities) "SUIT
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      891 6 v -RDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan Forts. THE IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL STEAMER B,9oltons, Captain Randermann. having left Colombo on Saturday, the 2i?th ult., at 7 p m. may be expected to arrive here on Friday morning the 3rd inst en route for above ports. For passage and freight, apply
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      514 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG The steamers of the Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the btraits, China and Japan. Homewards- they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking carge at through
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      644 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 homeward* for London Amsterdam and Antwern every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles acd Liverpool and for Ifan Havre and Liverpool
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      515 6 N D T Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GEEMAN MAIL LIKE. The fast and well-known mail steamers ol this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen, I Ha:. ia Rotterdam, Antwerp, SoutbampI uraltar, Genoa, Naples, (conne. Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice vernal rl Said, Saez, Aden, Colombo, Penan* Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtau. Nagasaki and
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      503 6 P. O. STEAM NAVI(i A Foi China, Japan, Penang. Australia, India, Aden EgST* Hedlt.:- Ports, PlynSS and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for m»Coast, Persian Gulf. Continental and can Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or abort MA Outwai lia 11 1911 Asaaye Feb. 10 Asaaye Marmora Feb. 24
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      116 6 INTENDED SAILINGS. STRAITS STEAM SHITcOMPANY, LTD. knded to Sail meambe Monday 4 pm. »Perak. ~~p^ r nham andTeluk Anson. j T Jesaa > Lady M a and Muar Wednesday 4 p.m. 'Km- aham and Tetak AnMfi. Wednesday 5 p.m. Sappho Jf Thursday 4 p.m. Malacca. 4 p.m. -Selangor. Maiacoa A*e»a
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    TIN RETURNS.
    157 7 J&Q 1 i mm Broaag ■nwi vis adrr.iui IN 793 p t u^ HI 560 %mmmim M,559 5,775 v>.4^ Kanabci MQ ■unta m Kiata Assodatico ,43 •xiedan* 140 KramatPnlai '0 Mianton 0 4 LIW 350 9>. a:ba Lode 151 New Oopf 1 40 Hew Tambun ?*a«af CoMoiidatedl 59«
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    RUBBER ASTETE RETURNS.
    495 7 v Dec Jan Dec. 8,850 8,900 36,777 Alor Pongsu 3,411 913 Alor Gajah 880 555 1 9 Alma 1,300 1,800 Anglo Malay 63,0i6 66,182 656,75 5 Ayer Kaning 440 500 Ayer Molek 86 21 Ayer Panas a,lOO 2.100 10,105 Balgownie 9,969 10,225 105,042 Batak Rabit 7,643 Banteng
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    SHARES.
    1306 7 S HARES. o*p !g<*u«. Paid. Last Div. Bjtirs. Sellers 85,000 2/ Alia.- i r Rubber XV alee Lt^ .150.000 2/- 2/- Anglo- Mi .n. iv 1 1 o 50.000 2/- 2'- BataPL- Malaka 2 0 2 8 30,000 I 1 Bat u Caves 35% int.l3 17 6 14 10 0
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    EXCHANGE.
    52 7 (Coeebctid up to Feb. 1 Bank 4 m demand PriTate credits 3m credits 6m France, demand Bank... 29ft Germany, demand m 240 IHDIA.T. T 174| Hongkong, demand M Yokohama, demand IHJ Java, demand Bangkok, demand 66 Sovereigns, Bank Buying $8.54 Bulk of England Ra Dieeoont 8 months bi11... Bar
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    PRODUCE.
    119 7 Feb. 1 Tin* j Gam bier *< M) Gam bier Cube No 1 14 5u GaiLberOjw *io. 2 M con Pepper Black d'per«) buyers 1 Poppw, White (fair) iyers 2 7 »«tm«g«(110botk.!k)«. nom Xntinege (80 to fte ie.i MB Mace Banea) D oa CTiotoh rAmbom* Bdly Coffee (10% BUok)
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      343 7 FOR SALE. A Beeston-Humber Bicycle, three speed star, practically aew coat $140 accept Also a Robber tyred Palanqrio, price 1 100. Apply B. D. c o Free Prow. Fob! 10.2 FOR SALE. ON ACCOUNT OF A. NEIVES. Horses, polo ponies, trappers and hackneys. Also ten Australian Milch Cows, a good
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      35 7 THIS IS IT. TASTELESS. ODOURLESS. tThe latest scientific preparation of COD LIVER OIL. Does all that is claimed for it and supersedee the old fashioned emulsions which upset the stomach OFPALL CHEMISTS $1.25 and 1200
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      161 7 I) s I KB PAKETVA \KT MAATSCHAPPIJ Uudeb Contract with thb Nethbblandb Isdia Oovrbnmbnt. mts at Sin^pore, The Shipsa^ency, Limited, 2-3, Collyer Quay. THI UNDBBMBNTIOMBD DATES OP UIPABTDBI AS! ONLY APPROIIMAVI. Rioaw, Anamb't aads Fat 3 Batavia, Samarang and Soerabaia |%fe Japau\ Muntok and Palembang mm H3OBN Band jermasin, Poeloe-Laut,
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      837 7 Vb)88 E I- B IN k* UK I »nd Tom \rrtved irrom For v* H la 19 Belawan ertain F.M.S. dredger 50»> uanUn tain i Mew Ck>l. ya. Murphy Jan 31 Penang r.tin .mers Firm A Tons Master Arrived Prom '"onwirn— has Achiiles Brit 4**4 Thompson Jan 29 Hongkong nsfield
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    289 8 W YEAR The first round of ti *nt's pr'ze Tr-ts played on Saturday and Sunday, the 28ih and 29rh J There were 3"> en trite, and were returned. Sir Arthur Tmm withdrew his card, and the first 16 rero%ining competitors qualify for competition proper for the President's
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    77 8 The following caids were returned the gold medal r.Savi 4S 41 1- Mundell 46 41 IS 77 45 43 7 81 48 51 14 85 Far the January medal the following cards were handed m ri 45 41 1. H.I). Mundell 46 43 1« P. M.
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    THE LATE ADMIRAL GUHLER.
    437 8 Hongkong papers give particulars of the •ad death of Admiral Guhler commanding the German squadron. Tiio following notice of the deceased officer's career appears m the S.C.M Post Rear- Admiral Guhler joined the titgship Scharnhorst at Taingtau and took over coimand m June last. He was
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    BOWLERS AND SLOW CRICKET.
    1395 8  -  WILFRID RHODES MY •ial to From time to tim« there arisf s from the public and m the Press an outcry against 41 slow cricket." Sometimes the charge is merely against one or more individual p'ayera, sometimes it is against a side of the same nature
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    EIGHT TONS OF RECORDS.
    59 8 All the records relating to the leasing and sale of public and frar lands m the Philippine islands accompanies a party 1. V> ington which is knowu as the Friar L mds M The records consist of thousands of volumes and tons of manuscript. The total
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    428 8 By Major E. C. Ellis, Acting Commandant, 6.V.C. Singapore, Ist February, 1911. S. V. C. There will be a Church Parade for all unit on Sunday *Oth inst. Shoots. S.R.A. Short Range Feb. 12th at 2.30 pm. Long Range Feb. ]9tb at 2 30 pm. S.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    300 8 The Tara i^^Jei o.&'O tons of gpneral j cargo from l;.i. l*« at Tdnjorij PftgSl She took m Borne 200 tOtiS < I buuker i i The German stsssser "Verona,"' from New York, lands 2,000 toe* of general cargo at the wharves. The B. I. contract packet Tee^
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    435 8 January .">th. Since our last Report we have had a weak Market, and business has been done down to 5 t in FINE HARD for near, and Sl| to 53 for more distant positions. We close about steady at these prices. Ball has kept fairly
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