The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 February 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. -N CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1911 NO. 7
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    169 1 Sir John Jackeen is visiting the Federated Malay Statfg P*ge Some icterf&tiig cotes on the Batavia Golf Club appear m page H> Severe eartr<juhke shocks have been felt m Turkey and Italy Pd fc The Times regards China's reply to Russia as conciliatory— Pdyn Ties m ibe
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    ON LOAFIING.
    817 1 JOg, ilk- UKD h- too aicieLt atd hont uialle a f.uisuit to be difccutetd with uim»ui!v W- profession or p«stim«? that has i utnbere<; patriarebe, prophets and p. etc amen* i's votaries, is cDf, mcthiLke, woith p<ndering m all seriousness. N\»w the loafer uiay be 1 fe*£ional and
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      502 1 Harima Hall CINEMATOGRAPH, To* Might! To*Mi£ht!! GRAND Change of Programme. Which gives the most humoi ous and interesting subjects. Topical Eients of the World. STRING ORCHESTRV ELECTRIC FANS. REFRESHING <;VRDE V The most excellent entertainment m the Town. COME' COME!! K. HARIMA, Sole Proprietor. RUBBER STUMPS. 2,500,000 FOR SALE. Nursery
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      316 1 THE STAR OPERA Co. IHE DUTCH AND MALAY VARIETY ENTEBTAINERS AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, NORTH HRIDGE ROAD. To-Nt&ht I To.NiQht That very interesting fairy play GULZA*E*PARISTAX. REMEMBER I Friday Night "SAKUNTALA WILL BB STAGED. Don't Fail to Come See, Something to keep you Lively, to interest and to please you,
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      117 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Board and residence near town Page 3. Sale of properly on Mr M hc la ren's estate Page 3. Powell and Co's list of forthcoming furniture sales Page 3. Auction of damaged cargo ex Carmar thensbire Page 3 The roads on Grove estate have been closed to the
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      305 1 THE WEEK WIDNIBDAY 22nd High Water. 5 18 p Ayer Panas Meeting, 12 noon. P O Mail Homeward due Straits Branch Asiatic Society, 5 p Thursday, 2">rd:~ High Water- 4 25 a., 7.50 p P O Mail Outward doe V.M.C A. Athlete Club. 8 45 p Friday, 24th Hiv^h Water.—
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    40 YEARS OF RHEUMATISM.
    154 2 -:NT TOULD NOT USK HRR FINciERS, OR Arms. For nearly forty years 1 was a great sufferer from Rheumatism,' Coward, of 6. Nile Row Poole, England. Sometimes an attack would last nearly three months at a stretch. The pain was maddening. 1 couldn't use my fingers,
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    THE OUTLOOK FOR RAW RUBBER.
    263 2 Meears Zorn and Leigh Hunt write 15th inst. as follow* In Hamburg, as m Liverpool and Antw we fiud by careful person bare is no lack of confidence with regard to the liawtiatl outlook for the price of raw rubber. The domination factor m ti
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    THE POSTAGE STAMPS OF THE EMPIRE.
    265 2 THE POSTAGE STAMPS OF THE EMPIRE. If r 6 D L->ve writes: Tbe pottag* stamps of tbe British Bon pi re. almost without exception, bare no iodioa* tkm imprinted upon them that tbe Domi mons from which they are issued form part of tbe Empire. Many of the stamps do
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    TRAIN LAW.
    163 2 Although a railway company may lumman a passenger who travels first class with a second class ticket, a passenger who is comcompelled by lack of accommodation to travel second class with a first class ticket bas no Tbe point was raised m tne Westminster County Court by Mr
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    THE ARIFF WIFE MURDER.
    140 2 Rangoon, February Ali Cassiss Ann? was executed this m m Sag at the Central Jail m the presence of the Super intended and the J ul oil grata and the Western M igii Th<» condemned man, while being taken from bis cell, walked briskly up to
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      56 2 Colds May be Avoided. When yoar feet are wet and cold, and yonr body chilled through and through from expoenre. lake a bi^ dose of Chamberlain's Owjlh Bemedy, bathe yoar feet m hot water before going to bed. and you are almost certain to ward off a severe co.'d. For
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      635 2 NOTIGES. GROVE ESTATE, TANJONG KATONG From to-day the Drivata estate raids are cloned to the public. W. Dl Feb 22 I^__ U. 8 CONSULATE Consul-general ami Mr*. Jas. T. Dußois will be at home at Raffias H inesday February 2i, Washington I day) from 6t07 p m. A oordial welcome
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      867 2 NOT/GES. HA. Crane with over 35 ye rience as Auctioneer and Valuer haw this day kbUahed himself as A Licensed Auctioneer an<l Valuer at N T o 9, D' Almeida Street, under the style ac<l firm of Crave Brothers. fffil A. OB4NI Singapore, 6th February, 1911. Association of Engineers. The
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      634 2 NOTIGES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Cantonment Road, between New KrioV Road Neil Road, will be closed for repair from the miming of Wednesday, the 22nd instant, until the work is com pie By Order, J. POLOLABB, Municipal Secretary. ICIPAL 0 Singapore. 18th February. 191 L Feb 20
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      512 2 International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Hbad Ofkcb .—6O Wall Street, Niw Yobk. London Oi -ice Threadneedle Hove, Biahopsgate Street Within, Lohdoh EC. London Bankbbs National rut*" i,f J Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Business Timneieted. DEPOSITS. Cubbbnt Deposit Accounts ojenod and Interest allowed on the daily
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      382 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE tmomuKm c O of Canada ■imiuhbiwi, Policief <)RLD WIDB" "DMim. TEICT h HaWWTABLE and 55' FORFEIT ABLE." No> Claims, loans, oaah-esaeßiets. ate., promptly setUeo by the General Aamsb MBjftpeae without Ike dekv oi HeadOffloe The Reeerrea t™WJMm of Pob. holders are over ?20. 000.000 »»f jQJ^^ The Account*
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      1138 3 AUCTIONS. FORTHCOMING FURNITURE SALES. Feb. 25th— At No. 5-a, Devonshire Road. The property of A. Hagedorn, EMar. 4th At "Ualvey H009e," Dalvey Road. The property of Bsq. Mar. 10th— At Castor, Oxley Road. The property of J C Jurrjens E-q. Mar. 11th— At "Stanmore," No. 45, Grange Rd. The property
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      1056 3 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Europe^made oak Mahogany Household Furniture Semi-Grand Piano Horses and Carriages Plants &c. The I'ROFKRTy OF S. GAD, Esc^. AT "DALVEY HO M. 1;OAD. TANGLIN On Saturday, Uth March, at 11= 3O am. An excellent toned SEMI-GRAND PIANO by HornuDg and Moeller m first class
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      582 3 mien iOi\b. AUCTION SALE OF DAMAGED CARGO I L'AKMARTHFNSFi! TO BE HELD AT PO\N ELL C\. Si :ROOM On Saturday, 25th Feb. at 11 a.m. Five rases Chinese cotton Csshmerea. Two cases Dyed Mercerized checks. Sligbth sea damaged. (For account of concerned.) POWELL ft Co.. Auctioneer*. FebJ22 I MORTGAGEES SALE
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      796 3 AUttTSONS. Rubber Exchange Buildings. The public Saleroom may now be engaged. Auction Sales may bt conducted by any person license l to conduct such sales m Singapore. Motor Cars received ior Garage or for ins peciion. Oodown accommodation for bulky goods. For terms apply to S. NSON, Manager. Jan 26
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    Domestic Occurrences. Birth.
    23 4 Domestic Occurrences. Birth. Thorne.— 4t No. 5, Ayer Rajah Road. Penang, February 17, the wife of W. 11. Thorn e, of a Ron.
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    The Singapore free Press. Wednesday, Feb. 22, 1911.
    1898 4 The Singapore free Press. Wednesday, Feb. 22, 1911. IP the Prf— the ht iimnHia. (Jnawed by influence and unbribed by gain Here patriot Truth h«r gWiotis precepts draw. Pledged to Religion. Loyalty and I .aw. In examining the general situation m tbe trie, of which one important factor is the
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  • THE KING'S MEMORIAL.
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      PENANG PREFERS ITS OWN SCHEME.
      95 4 public meeting has been held which there was an -*+-ri iatt of lboi persons, with the Hon W Era*. m chair. MrEv*n.readal***f rOiiaieCb lauding the scbesne. The Hone. vdsaai R V Mr Huttenbach, Justin Thornton J|T Rote made speeches, most of «rhu*k favour of a
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    SIR JOHN JACKSON IN THE STRAITS.
    32 4 SIR JOHN JACKSON IN THE STRAITS. (From our own Omrrmfm^ent.) Ponang, Fab 21. Sir John Jackson, arrived here, yetterda? ■""■■H. proceeded by tbe mail train ts the F. M. 8. to day.
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      AN ABUSE OF PRIVILLAGE.
      91 4 To THE EDITOR, Sir,—During the put two years I hays Allowed the residents of TaLJjng Kttoag to use the Grove EiUte roads, pending the c impletion of toe Municipal R *d Our private roada are bow being ussd by motors, rikishas and bullock osrts other than
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      402 4 nhurgh (Jatvmt? has defeated gow University by 28 points to ail aft Glasgow. Mr H.S. Hsaaay, returned from B u>*kok, yesterday, with his Aeroplane, and eifjrts to arrange for a meeting ham will be resamei. merchants m Yunnan resent the appearanoi of Indian military p >lioe oa the Cbmm* frontier,
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      152 4 L L T"" 81/ I SO A C? O\f 1 1 Lilll OAww I W.D. H. 0. WILLS'S Latest Smoking Mixture. Patent Air-tight tins |Price 75 m m cents per tin. Obtainable a Jolffl Little CO., Ltd. Robinson Co. ittlP S p^ Before ID= Ordering zi %)^4~- Your 9 Provisions
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      123 4 S. MOUTRIE AND CO., LTD. THE PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. j THE ARCADE. MOUTRIE IS A Synom 'mjof Good Faith. Moutrie's Guarantee Satisfaction. Moutrie's Sell the Best Quality Goods only at the Lowest Prices. wf LEE BROTHERS. 58-4, Hill Street, (off Stamford Road HIGH GLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. Enlargements a Speciality PRICE
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    THE RECIPROCITY.
    42 5 CANADA NOT WHOLLY SATISFIED. (R? SataaanDt Teletrraph.— Reuter's) Rec Kcb 21.6 6 pm. Reuters correspondent at O:tawa says that eight— prominent Liberals of Toronto, including bank, insurance and company aaanagen. have forwarded a strong p to GjTernment against the Reciprocity
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    EARTHQUAKES IN EUROPE.
    35 5 Bee F*b 21, 10.4 am. 'onstantinople telegram states that there were heavy shocks of earthquake on Saturday night at Monastir and elsewhere m that vilajet. Shocks also occurred m Italj and 8
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    U.S.PARLIAMENT.
    37 5 U.S. PARLIAMENT. The Power of the Speaker. A Wellington telegram sajs that the U S. House of Repres«ntatiTes. by 173 to 43 ▼o>s. has suspended the ordinary rules and given the Speaker full control, thus stopping obstruction.
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    A PRINCES ILLNESS.
    31 5 A cable from Sydney states that Prince Leopold of B*ttenberg (a son of Princess Beatrice) is m a private hospital there seriously ill. His complaint has not yet >
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    Mr. CROPLEY ACQUITTED.
    121 5 "No Dishonest Ihtmtion." In the second court, before Mr Acton, yesterday afternoon. Mr Stereos, who was appearing to prosecute m the case brought by Tab Hood Guan and others against El ward Giles Copley, for ciminal breach of trust m respect of 3.000 Kern pas shares, valued
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    POSTPONEMENTS.
    89 5 A further postponesasnt was granted m the case against Henry Liddicoat of theft with alternative charges of receiving illegal gratifi ;«rion, m the third court, yesterday, before Mr Robinson. Mr Gaunt, who appeared for accused asked for reduced bail and this was fixed at $500. the cans being pat
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    THE PLAGUE.
    298 5 Epidkm kid m the North. Tientsin, Feb, 13 Dr A. P. Peck, who hi* ju*t returned to Tientsin after having made a tour of the district between Shanh»ikwan ani Mukden, reports that plague epidemic there, has been •heeked. The only fear entertained, he gays, is that the Spring
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  • A YEAR'S FINANCE.
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      A BIG SURPLUS.
      44 5 (By Submarine Telegraph. —Reuter pm. la the Hjuse of Cjid Tr Hobhouse. Financial Secretary v the Treasure, referring to the reserved portion of the last et, announced that the surplus for was £43,000.000 instead of the estimated surplus of i. >00.
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      Income Tax Production.
      10 5 The income tax realised ),000 inttead< 00.
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    RUSSIA AND CHINA
    38 5 The "Soft Answer." A Wisbiogum telegram stites that the Chinese Foreign Offi» his informed the Chinese L*gttion at Wtshingtoo that the Russian Minister at Peking pi presses satisfaction at China's reply (to the Russian ultimatum).
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    THE TIMES VIEW
    38 5 Rec Fob 21. 9-15 a.m. The Tim»s regards China's reply as conry and refuses to accept the suggestion that the ultimatum is the development of a policy of aggression agreed upon between Russia and Japan.
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    PROPERTY SALES.
    331 5 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Powell A. Co.'s saleroom yesterday afternoon. Two si. se dwel a. 71 and 73, Havelock Road, area 1,851* iquare feer, lease 999 yean > rent $3. Total monthly rent v Shaik Aboobakar Lajtn $5,300. Two shop- house dwellings.
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    RUBBER SALES.
    195 5 The following forward sales for the year ending 30(h June, 1912, for first quality plantation rubber, have been made: The Selangor Rubber Co us and the Suogei Way (Self t >ns. the price m botb cases being os. 3d. Archbishop Colgan of Madras died -»n Feb 12th, of
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    A PRETTY WEDDING.
    963 5 JOH \BAPIKT etty wedding was solemnised jesterday afternoon at the Armenian Church of St. Gregory when Miss Mary Carapiet, daughter of Mr and Mr 9 J. Carapiet, was married to Mr Etaazer S. Johnnes, man ii:»'r of the Adelphi Hotel. The bride's father is very well known
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    50 5 Members are reminded that the entries for the Duffers Cup close on March 2nd at pm. Conditions. Match play, handicap. A drama m which the Kaiser is represented as a democrat on the side of the massee is to be produced m *he East End of Berlin.
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    CANADA AND UNITED STATES.
    658 5 During the debate m the House of Commons, Mr Goldman suggested the postponement of the ratification of the reciprocity agreement between Canada and the L'nited States until after the Imperial Conference. In reply Mr Harcourt said there was no question of ratification. He did not believe
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    BRAZILIAN RUBBER CROP SHORT.
    96 5 It is said that the new crop of rubber is UDlikely to be large. <>wing to the comparatively easy circumstances m which many seringuieros have been placed by the recent high prices and their expectation of a somewhat similar range this year, they seem to have
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    162 5 An 18 ct. gold eignet ring with shield and monogram F.R.S. has been found on the sands at Tanjong Katone. Owner c*n have same by applying to Mr R. A. J. Bidwell and proving ownership. Mr Lim Sin Yong, attorney to Towkay Yau Tat Shin, has come from Ipoh to
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      72 5 A Reliable Remedy. Yon are not experimenting on yourself when you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a cold as that preparation has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds, and can always be depended upon. It is equally valuable for (adults and children and
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      304 5 prSe h n a t n a?Po°n 1c MARBLE 8 DAY COCKS The Time Piece illustrated is a very handsome 8 Day B ack Marble Clock Strikinc the Hours and Half Hours on Gongs of a Rich mellow tone, is a guarantee*. Time Keeper and moderately priced. NB.— There are
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      830 6 STUOMAART lUTBOHAPPIJ NIDERLAND. Steamship Company "NEDEBLAND Royal Dutch Mail Service. The Company's Mail Steam br will leave Batavia on the 23rd inst., at 6 p.m. and is expected to arrive here on the 25th iost.. at H ;im. M wull tail for S&bang, Colombo, Suez, Port Said, Genoa. Algiers. Tangier,
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      549 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG AND Deutsche Dampfschifffahrts Gcs. M Hansa' Bremen. COMBINED SI STOCK The steamers ol these Companies maintain a regular service between Hunborg, Bremen. Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits. China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerbaven
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      716 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 horrn wards for London Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles ard Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and
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      594 6 N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAK MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail steamerthis Company Hail fortnightly from Bremen, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soutbamp- ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connec Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice vt Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penan*, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai. Tsingtau, Nagasaki and Kobe to Yokohama
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      515 6 P O. STEAM NAVIoaTIOBT COMPa yv w^ '^^Si M. il Foi China, Japan, Pcnang, Cevla. Australia, India, Aden EgypV nUdlterranean Ports, Plymoirtb and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for Chi.* Coast, Batman Gulf, "nntsiaistl and jZr can Ports. A Steamers will leave Singapor jT Outward llu 1911 IM| Marmora
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    GREAT JAPANESE ANARCHISTPLOT.
    1166 7 MOUNTAIN BOMB WOE BITBAYEI* BY StKA.V X EIPLOSI We (Daily Chronicle) are able this morning to give tbe first full account of the astound ing Japanese plot which had for its object the murder of the Emperor of Japan, the I f tie Crown Prince, the beads
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      230 7 Chamberlain a Cough Remedy In Africa. Mr. Piet A Lelievlei, Orange Kiver Colony, testifies to the gjod qualities of nbcrlain's Cough Femedy. He says: have used several times for our children and our9elv and expect to continue with it as we have found it excellent. We can recommend it to
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      474 7 nazehne bnow .">E MARK) g Pure and -HA7FI LMfV #<^ llhcr Greatly leduwd for Prickly Heat j Its soothing and healing properties produce a delicious feeling of coolness and comfort. The ideal balm for painful sunburn, it instantly relieves the smarting sensation and removes the redness of the inflammation. Of
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      369 7 NOTICE. The undersigned beg to inform the public that from the Ist day of March, 1911 they will start an establishment under the Firm name of Ching Keng Lee Co., at No. 3. Raffles Place. Singapore, as Auctioneers, Valuers, Estate and Commission Agents Contractors. Dated this 16th day of Feb.,
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      460 7 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAY COY., LTD The steamers of this Company in* regular direct service between Calcutta. Straits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, caking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangisie Forts. Formosa, the Philippines Ac ftc. STEAMERSI :.h OMMSJSBJSJ Kntsang c R. C. D.
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    25-TON TRAVELLING-CRANE FOR STRAITS.
    666 8 We illustrate, says Engineering, on page 39 a, steam travelling crane which has recently been built by Messrs John H. Wilson and Co., Limited, of Birkenhead, to the order of Messrs Topham, Jones, and Railton, Limited, for use m setting concrete blocks on the harbour work)
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    SAVED ON THE CHINA SEA.
    287 8 Tohki Ne-je. When the Kohsiehaog came m to Hongkong from Bangkok, Captain Ruiefekv bad an interesting adventure to tell to a Morn ing Poet representative. On his L\at voyage from here about three diji journey «)uth from Hongkong, a raft was sighted and on a
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    HOME COMING SCOTS.
    87 8 Tnere will be a great home coming of Scots resident m Canada and the United States and probably Australia and Bouth Africa at mid summer. Many Scottish corporations will join m the festivities. watat firtt intended that invitations •kould only be sent to Scots living America, bnt
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    MAIL NEWS.
    834 8 A 1- ist. A Russian Terrorist named Serafiaoff, who •soaped from Moscow some time ag> after haviDg been sentenced to death, was arrested m Ljudon He admitted hi« identity to the arresting constables, and declued that if necessary he would assasinate the Tsar. Aerial Nam. Atßriedorf recently the
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    SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY.
    512 8 From Ist February, 1911, and until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOX WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINS. 1284 5 6 788 10 &m. hi:. am. aiu. am. am. pro. pm. pm. pm. r'ashir I anjang I II Borneo M 4.43 Peopled Part 7.54 9.12 4.-7 Tank Roai 6.07
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    WIRE NEWS.
    681 8 (Fm Ceyto XaTIVB AS6AU! S. Africa. London, February «'.th. Router wire* from C*p« Town that assaults y n itive6 on white women are reported at Johannesburg and Penhalon?a At the latter j place a white woman shot her assailant dead with a revolver. L stone's "Sovereign- Rights.' A*
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      13 8 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for all intrr nil complaints dyaentry coogha colda Ac.
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      388 8 HONGKONG WHAIYIPOA OOCK CO., LTD HONGKONG. Telegraphic Address MANIFESTO HONGKONG Dock Owners. Ship Builders, Marine and Land Engineers, Boiler Makers, Iron and Brass Founders, Forge Masters, Electricians. All classes of CONSTRUCTIONAL and GENERAL ENGINEERING WORI undertaken, also LOCOMOTIVE. LA'! w )CK and PLANT BRIDGES Ac. COAST and RIVER STE A
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      253 8 v^^^nKavSn^a M Q. VVTiat is good for my cough? A. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Q. How long has it been used? A. Seventy years. Q. Do doctors endorse it? A. If not, we would not make 4. Q. Do you publish the formula? A. Yes. On every bottle. Q. Any alcohol
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    TIN RETURNS.
    92 9 c. 1910 Jan. Bi a M 3,984 617 |mm 183 2,26 5 BjHßrii 2,826 Gopen* MO 8,915 Heawood 17 Kamuning 952 Kanaboi 3,812 Kiata 450 5,818 Hjini 140 Ml grama* Palai 650 4,886 4 ~)6o alia: 860 9 021 810 NewTambun Ml PaHMtCmilHiHiil V.-Q^kalen Mk« Babra 1,048 9,580
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    566 9 Dec 1910 Jan Ailaga* 8,900 36,777 4,000 Alor Pongsu 4,: U8 3,808 Alor Gajah 1,839 742 Alma ],EOO IM Anglo Malay 66,182 656,755 61 Ayer Kuning 500 b -26 601 Ayer Molek 2,7 i 8 32 Ayer Panas 00 10,105 Bakap 7,147 2,399 Balgownie 10,225 105,042 12,585
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    SHARES.
    1273 9 Cap. Is-ui. Paid. LastDjv. Buyirs. Sellers 85,000 I 2/ Allagar Rubber Estates M 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay 75% int. 12 0 13 6 50.000 2/- 2'- Batang I 2 6 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 35% int.U 15 0 15 10 0 80.000 1 Batu Tiga rSelangor) 24% 4
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    450 9 Klx«*dj Commiiwteci Arrived Kro» Ni W*m Oalabria Ital or Casannova —25 Piemonte Ital gun bo, B 23 H. laspeeteur .n loat l4oZaeman n 29 Belawan Uncertain Kuantan iredger g ;antan 8l << >v I 001. yacht I phy Jan 31 Penan g -ertain Brak D, Wink Feb
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 9 eeectid up to Feb. 21 Bank 4ms demand Private credit* 3ms credits 6m i Fbaxce, demand Bank... Geemant, demand 240 Lmdia, T. T. Hongkong, demand Yokohama., demand m 114} Java, demand 14O| Bangkok, demand 66 Sovereigns, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England Bate... t Discount 3 months bi11... O
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    PRODUCE
    112 9 F*. 21. T:r buyera 9mMm 8 30 Gambier Cube No 1 m M.ftft Gambier Onbt ho. S M tyom Pepper ßiaek (ordlm. 6>ox«) tapers IS. Pepper, White (fair) uv. r^ M r ,O NatxtMgt(llolelk«]» m I*Mn (80 to tk* m B&Uj Coffee (10% BUck) I I H Liberia. OoCee
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      16 9 GRANT Co, AUCTIONEERS. ACCOUNTANT AGENTS AND SECRETARIES. Loans Mortgages Arranged Rubber Exchange Building? Telephone No. 444.
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      522 9 Dd X MNKLUKfcJ PA.xl rVAAKI MA LSCHAPPiJ lOlt C)Mra\cr wira the Nktbbblands Isdia Govlrnme ijret. fne SMipsasency, Limited, 2-3, Collyer Quay. rHI UNDfBtfSNTIONBD DATIB OF DBPABTUKJ ARI ONLY AFPSOXIMavi Baoi Sib i, Simpang, Djambi and Tongkal Feb. 22 Japarv Mintok aid Pale-abang t DB KL!i{ Mutok and Biagka por: PriJi-Kilja
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      28 9 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per Solva Mr H S Henna y. Per Islander Mr J. G Douglas. For ail internal complaint* dyaentry coofh 1 colde 4c. take Woods" Great Peppermit
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      74 9 WEATHER REPORT Date Bar Wind Temp Ham Sky Rain. H'kong 1"a 30.35 12 H o Manija 10a 763 SSWO 27 22 o Hkong^p 30.1^ El II c Manila 4p Eandang Kerbau Hospital. Feb 20, 1911. m. 3 pm. 9pm Barom. 32 Fah. Temp. 0 Wet Bub The*. Dir. of Wind
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1467 10 The boxing noasssts arranged at the H mm* Htll have proved very attractive, and there was a very large attendance at the six round fight between Mr Alf. Hodge, of Sir John Jackson's works, and Sergeant Fincher of tbe Buff*. Mr Hodge won easily on points. He is
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    BATAVIA GOLF CLUB.
    275 10 Lccil golfers will be interested to learn that tbe Bitavia Golf Club has been onoe more resuscitated. This club was first formed m 1872 with a membership of 16, including C. C. B&lfour, a brother of A Balfour. the Unionist leader. The original licence or document granting
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    RACING AT CALCUTTA
    229 10 The Crown Prince's 0 Calcutta, Feb-uary 12th. The following is the result of the race for the Crown Prince's Cup L%wn Sand 1 Maria Farina The Crown Prince and Viceroy attended the races m State and were loudly cheered. As an dimple of the pitfalls m expanding
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    313 10 S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. The following ties will be played on Thursday, tkl nst Profession Pa. Mer IV. Kerr and Nooq v Mer 13. ElmenhorBt and Ant hoi/. Mer 1 7 Holmes and Wellington v Press Davies and Jennings. luce Mol/ and Thomas v Mer: 2. Doig and Hadden. Consuls Dr
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    THE NEW SILVER COINAGE
    363 10 Bbi Banished. Tbe designs for the new silver coinage of King George V. have now been fta settled, and tbe description of the new o has been issued m the "London G The proclamation regarding tbe g bror/3 coins was issued, it will be remembered, as
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    PERPETUAL MOTION.
    155 10 The new volume of Knowledge opens with a remarkable article by Mr Charles Darling. m which he describes an interesting experi nient which, if a certain temperature l>e kept up, results m perpetual motion. Some com mercial aniline is poured into a glass beaker containing water and sinks
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    187 10 The Italian steamer "Ischia," from Hong kosjs;, land* tons of general cargo. She loads lot iiomb y and sails to moi' evening. In the ro«dH \esterdnv, ihe Bre< shire" wus awaitiut; n berth at Tanjong Pagar. She has a full cargo of Jipanese coal. The Italian cruiser Piemonte
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    PROGRESS OF THE PANAMA CANAL.
    336 10 The two greatest difficulties to overcome perhaps m the Panama canal construction are controlling the increased volume of Chagres river m heavy and continuous rains and pie venting slides m the side walls of Culebra cut both of which dithVul-ies are referred to m the
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    JAVA AND AUSTRALIA.
    302 10 A Note has been introduced into the Sacond Chamber for the ratification of the agreement between the Government and the X >yal Pack nation Company regardicg a regular monthly service between Java and Australia. Java tea and lubber are the most important products exported to Australia, whilst
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    LATEST SHIPPING
    23 10 De Eerena, Dut 1,314, Vleminp. Feb 21. Donggala, Ships Agency, Bawean Per De Eerens Mrs Scbaede, Erasmi, Fai.juhar, Natusuma, Yamada. Uyeda.
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    Next Mails Due.
    49 10 From Europe.—Per P. A Marino: morrow, with mails of Feb 3. From China.—Per P. JL O. Arcadia, today. MAILB ALREADY DESPATCHED FOB LON i Left Due Arrived. P&O Jan Feb 18 FeL 18 NDL Jan 31 Fel BI Fel Feb M M F^b 6 Mar 1
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