The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 March 1911

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTb SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1911. NO. 7,i;)7
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    109 1 The PoDama Canal is to be fortified. Page 5. S C. C. Tennis tournament play and tits on Page 10. The Regent has taken the )ath at the Mfjlisp. Pdi_ f Lieut. Bague flaw 142 miles over the sea e Page 5. The naval estimates for Austria
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    TO COCKAIGNE.
    784 1 Boat few days ago we read that on March 1, the Taffies in our midst met together at one of the hotels in commemoration of the day set apart to their patron Bj la this connection Scotch, Irish and Welsh are far more patriotic than the Eoghsh who.
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      843 1 APOLLO CIRCUS. Special Schools' Matinee Special Schools' Matinee TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, AT 4-3O P M. C hildrcn Admitted to all parts for 25 cts. Special Programme for the Children. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. THE CROWDS ARE FLCCKING TO THE SVIAMIVIOTH EUROPEAN CIRCUS, CONCERT PARTY, HIPPODROME AND MENAGERIE. Enthusiastic Reception of
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      346 1 VICTORIA THEATRE SINGAPORE. FOR 6 NIGHTS ONLY. commencing SATURDAY. 18th MARCH, 1911. MAURICE L BANDMANN prem-lnts the new BANDMANN OPERA Co. For the first time in Singapore I Frank Curzon's latest Musical Sat. q rees March 10 THE BAIKAN PRINCESS Mill Crowding the Prince of Wales' Theatre, London. For the
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      106 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMt*TS. P. k O S N. Co. agent— Pa, Kxperienced Typist wanted Page '1. Doctor wanted for tin mine— Page 3. Stock of blouses at Katz Bros Page 10. International Robber Exhibition Page 5 Dissolution of partnership notice Page 2 Auction at Eeppel Harbour Hotel Page 3 Notice of
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      383 1 THE WEEK Tuesday, 7th i High Water.— I J7 I S.C C. Tennis Tournament. WIDNISDAY. Bth Pik'b Water.- 2 38 4.10 p S C.C. Tennis Tournament. Y M A Anniversary Meeting, 8 45 p Thursday. 4 t;. i High Wafer- 6.25 p P A O Mail Homeward due SC.C. Tennis
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    LORD MORLEY ON INDIA.
    822 2 We have been favoured with an adva: copy of an article on 'British Democand Indian Government," contributed Lord Morley to the February Dumbethe Nineteenth Century and After. W--«re tbm following quotation*; In more senses than one the ingenious saving of an eminent Anglo Indian air ho
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    COMMON FEVERS.
    249 2 How :o Onkbcome Tjei i Put .i;;*--more vs uderful evidence of tbf marveil egolatiaf 1 in: rv which exists in the human body can be fouu<i th <n the way in which ftbt b >ly bet! health, always kept at the M what may be the external U'uipt-r.i:
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      39 2 H. BOLTER. A VERY LIMITED ..OF SMOKED SALMON. Prom 2 to 3 lbs. each fish Price t1.50 only RED CAVIARE OR SALMON ROE ilabqe grains) Price $1 per lb. on giAL THE BEST. «.&0. HIGH STREET OPPOSITE De SUVA'S.
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      225 2 Charles Robinson, Turf Commission Agent, No. 4, The Arcafe, Singapore. ROBBIE ENGLISH TURF. LincDlPshire Handicap tub 21st March. Brand Nationa run 24tb March DOUBLE EVENT IToiiili from 5.000 100 5.000 10 or any part thereof. ALL IN RUN OR NOT. Muting Price, Win and 1 2, 3 less 10 Singapore
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      657 2 NOTieES. NOTICE GRAHAM HUTCHISON, Naval Architect, Surveyoi, Contractor has removed to No. 21, Winchester House, Telephone 518. Mar 7 NOTICEP. 0. S. N. Co. In accordance with instructionß trom the General MaaagMS, Mr H. Ko/hevar will hi charge of this Company's business in Singapore during my absence on leave. H.
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      654 2 NOTieES. The Bekoh Rubber Estates, Limited. CAPITAL £150,000. D nUooa D mnQ £40.000 CaSh Purchase Price 40 ,000 shares mm liJS'iZ R* Working Capita! 30,000 Si I Estimated Expenses 10,000 £150,000 The Company is now being floated in London, Shares. 2 each] 6d per share on application 6d on allotment
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      522 2 International Banking Corporation. CAPITA* and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Hhad Officb eo WaU Street, Niw Yobk. London Office Tbreadneedle House, fcxßbopBg&W >tn* WitL.n LOHDOB 80. London BANKEBf- —National ProvimoiaJ Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Bmineu Trunaacled DEPOSITS CUKKK*-" I-Ki-Of." -f>L.: Inten^t allowed on the daily baiacoef: &> u rate of
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      378 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE WSURANCB Co. OP CANADA. ■wablibhed 1887. FORFEITABLE." I^ LTABL N0», Claims, loans, rsnhsun— a— promptly settiec by thsToasMl J!^ m bZ 1 o£ o T* m ««**«<■££ j The Accounts are supervised bv th« k. GUTHRIk, Co.,LU. SOUTH BRITISH C0 H LTD. FIRE In mm muss effected on
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      376 3 WANTED. Doctcr w»nted for Tin Mine, F. M S fo "M. B. 'C o. Free Preas. Mar 7 WASTED Ejput Deed typist, t xpert with Underwood jlacbue. fca-'ary t6O to $66 per month to msn. Reply with copies cf testi a«wafe to "A" c o Free Press. Mar 7 10
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      494 3 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Calcutta built two sealed VICTORIA, fast I tralian Mare and Harness. iiHAKRV, Australian Pouy A Harness. D. T. BOYD (Bouatead A Co). Mar 1 FOR SALE 9 by 12 Folding, plate, band or Stand Camera, Goerz lens. 1 dozen metal dark slides, tripod, ease etc. i
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      750 3 7\ UQTIONS. MORTGAGEES SALE Valuable Freehold Property SITUATE A'i 3KRANGOOH EOAU At Messrs. H. L Coghlan k Co's Salerooms ON Wednesday, 15th Maich. at 2-30 p.m. All thope seven lots of freehold land situate in I tof Kochore in tL> Inland of gapore, estimated to contain an area of 9,068
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      733 3 AUGTIONS MORTGAGEE 8 SALE OF A share in the assets effects of and in a Partnership called the Melekek Rubber Company. To be Lt-ld at Powell Co's Saleroom. On Tuesday, the 14th March, at 2.30 pm. All the f-hare and interest vi khouw Kim Tjiang of and in a Parti.
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      652 3 I m W P rT^ KEPLER* (TKAIW MAKKI SOLUTION NURSING MOTHERS ,^tK^3 i i r f l 1 derive great benent rrom this y delicious tonic food. '^3Elj3^j I Kepler Solution sustains the 17?.^^!^ S i li'ii l IB strength and builds up the U a It increases and enriches
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, MaR. 7, 1911.
    1597 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, MaR. 7, 1911. .1' the Prr« tin ).t maintain. '1 by influence an.! nr n; it Truth her glorious precepts diaw. Phdßwi to Religion. Loyalty and I .aw. To-day we print the second article from a contributor lainilur with Japan who endatvours to arrive at
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    THE AVIATION MEETING.
    77 4 We believe that sufficient progress has been made with the arrangements for an aviation meeting, to be able to entertain the hope that the meeting will take place >rds the end of the month, understood the Sporting Club has viewed the proposition favourably and if the necessary
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    APOLLO CIRCUS.
    113 4 At the Apollo Circus last night several ntrong men including soldiers, sailors, and men from the wharf made vain attempts to lift the sack, the various attempts being the cause of roars of laughter. After all the men had ud failed Apollo stepped into the ring put the
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    Correspondence.
    314 4 Mr Dear Mb Editor: A* one who has known Mr Q further tribute to the IxmaHl? has died for hi. eowJT Wh^"?^ bmitn. a quiet unnssutmng y<*s*iZTS the position of Reuter'sl £^2 and he left the Golden Wt** J.!? 1 parliamentary career in tot PssiL.il** There, his anilities soon
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    HONOUR TO WHOM HONOUR IS DUE.
    321 4 HONOUR TO WHOM HONOUR IS DUE. B*r, I have recently received ft ptaplig on the Discovery an -wnard Braddou amj rations tbe facts ttated made public. The opening 'paragraph begitj thug "His Excellency's remarks w Drßraddon is cot given to mtamf mistakes when he puU facts in black tftl white
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    45 4 The Bukit Bahru Football Club (<V nese) met the Marine l\>lioa (Malay) frientlygame ol inst., at the Straits Chine* EeuoilMJ Club's football ground Tbm «atch r««» in a win of one ?oal for the Bakit Bikrt Football Club, the scores being 2 goals to I
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    Persistent Colds.
    78 4 There is no reason why a cold sbotud I on for weeks, or until some chronic tnro* or long trouble is difalpfed, and it wiiU I if you take Chamberlain m Coogb ■"■'J By its remarkable cares of colds that WJJj has from a small beginning acquired a
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      224 4 Bl W f^BB? B^BB^BBBBBBBBBBP IBlB^BB^B^^^^ SUBSCRIBERS TO THE |TELEPHONE Co'y| I NUMERICALLY ARRANGED. PRESENTED ON APPLICATION TO ICALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co.j I WHOLESALE RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. MBBBBBBBBBBBBIft fIBBV M^BBBy- aj^£> mB 1?8 /ftA-'tSrff 4 2 <,* i.'W/S "A^#PsMl Hcit Jc< s>^f J a?**' y^t tJJB!' ~*i lflsfe j j
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      144 4 NOTICE. Messrs. DOWN COMPANY, ACCOUNTANTS SECRETARIES, have removed theii; office from Raffles Place to No 25 WINCHESTER HOUSE, COLLYER QUAY Singapore, March 6th, 1911. M :ir 6 19-3 GALL AT "Moutrie's" FOB THE PIANO PROVEN BY 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE. iVJARANTEED FOR 5 YEARS OVER f.'JOO Distributed in all Parts of
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    GERMANY AND FRANCE.
    72 5 CONTINUANCE OF GOOD [NG. (By Bahsnarine Telegraph.— Reute Eec. March 6, 4 34 pm A Berlin telegram states thv <he \mbaaaador, M. C^mbon, has notified Germany that M. Cruppi has assumed the Foreign Portfolio, and has received the reply that M Cruppi could count on the friendly
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    PANAMA TO BE FORTIFIED.
    29 5 Rse Mar. ti, 953 a.m. iwraier a vvaaaiagUMi correspondent says :hat the Senate has pi and the appropriation tor the fortification of the Panama Canal.
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    AUSTRIA'S NAVY BILL PASSES
    29 5 Beater's Bad* Pesth correspondent an■OH«i that both the A ustro- Hungarian dikgations have passed the Dreadnought estimates ot SIS million kronen distributed m ifa ytai
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    EARL CREWE BETTER.
    33 5 Earl Crews'i condition shows a distinct 111 pr '< "tllt-U* It is understood that in his absence Lord Morley will represent the India Office and lead the Liberals in the Lords.
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    CEASE DISSENSIONS.
    38 5 Bee. Mar. 6th 4 M pm. From Teheran, it is wired that the Re gent took the oath in the Mejliss and implored the Chamber to cease dissensions and co-operate amicably in the redemption li Persia
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    CHINESE ATTACK POLICE.
    251 5 M* Injured. About If o'clock on Sunday night, Mr Peacock of the Chinese Protectorate, ac OOSBpaaied by Assistant SuperiatendanU Sergeant Joyce and four Malay police constables proceeded to the coolie lines at Tanjong P^gar to execute a gambling warrant. They found two gangs, each numbering fifty, busily
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    FEBRUARY RUBBER RETURNS.
    83 5 Agents Sime Darbj Co. 200 lbs. Agwto McAlister A r SWITTINHAI 2*oo It*. -^it Kubl Jan. 350, Feb. 250 lbs. or two moDtlw ISJMS lbs Against 3.617 lbs. dl for two months ASBVwrH l-i.IM \bt nine months 136,- Against 87,21' k 5,084 lbs. Up si BfttU tad
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    FEBRUARY TIN RETURNS.
    45 5 if ti Derrick and Co. Btn-.ei Gai kls Source of SleepletineM. The most common cause of insomnia ia dborden el the stomach. Chamber, > Stsjaaeh and Liv*>r Tablets correct these disorders and enable you to sleep. For sale by all Dealers and Dispensaries.
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    THE SEQUEL.
    34 5 GLADSTONE REPRIEVE AND THE CONSEQUENCE. (Rv SubmariD* Telegraph.— Reuter'a) Further attacks by natives on white women have occurred in the Transvaal. In one case a woman shot her assaiUut In I ta«4
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    CONGRESS TO SIT IN EXTRA SESSION.
    27 5 It is announced from Washington that President Taft has convoked a new D u» cratic Congress for an extra seasi u
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    THE KING AND THE CHILDREN.
    37 5 THE KING AND THE CHILDREN. Ma 10 15 a.m. Sir William Carrington announces on behalf of the King that it is His Majesty's intention to entertain a hundred thousand children at the Crystal Palace on June 30th.
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    RUSSIAN EMANCIPATION.
    29 5 The jubilee of the emancipation of the serfs has been celebrated throughout Russia by the singing of Te Deums, milita views, and free meals to the poor.
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    AN UNATTENDED FLIGHT.
    38 5 Bee Mar. 6, 6 25 pm. Lieutenant Bigue left Nice yesterday to fly to Corsica. He was unattended by boats, and lost his bearings alighting on the island of Gorgona, 14 1 miles oversea. > «o> <
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    POLICE NEWS.
    310 5 A Chinese passenger on board the Prachatipok" reports the loss of property rallied at $7iO. Two arrests have been made and property valued at $300 recovered. A gun and a sum of $2 have been stolen from a Chinaman's plantation at Serangoon Pc3ad. Two Hy lam "boys" have
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    MALACCA RUBBER AUCTION.
    58 5 The following have been th« recant prices of Rubber sold in Malacca 1-th, Feb Match a sheet S2B-).1O, $339 50, $362.50 a rise of $77 40 Sbeets2Blso, $332 5" i rise of crppe $202, $292, a rise of 27. a risH All lots offered for sale were
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    RAUB OUTPUT.
    49 5 The following was the result of crushing operations at K iub for the four weeks end* trudry. Tons crushe < Id obtained Average per ton 1 74 dwt. Bu- Tods crushed 1.1 Gold obtained 222 Average per ton 8.88 dwt. Annual Clear 179oz*:Gold. il Gold ObUined 717 ozs.
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    26 5 At Colombo it is announced thatßtdiotelegrams are accepted at any postal teleoffice in Ceylon for transmission tr offices ifl Oslamend Isla. }\>iir ships fitted •.elegrapb appara'
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    SOURCES OF RUBBER SUPPLY.
    1356 5 Tbe production of indiarubber i>y means of cultivation is rapidly becoming an important industry, in spite of the fact thai rii- sjreat balk of the world's vast annual supply of r 80,000 tons is as yet derived from natural sources collected from trop „'les. In hot
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    SUPREME COURT.
    540 5 Before Mr Justice Fibher in the Saprenie Court yesterday, several appeals against M t^istrates' decisions were heard, and Judg inents delivered. The case in which three Malay employees of the Oriental Telephone Company had been acquitted on charges connected with unlawfully leaviDg their employment and refusing to obey
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    BANDMANN'S.
    150 5 The official list of pieces which the llindmann Company will play this visit is now pnblilWd lad it will be seen tbat Singapore is to be Riven an opportunity of seeing some of the latest and most attractive of the li'.jn don pieces. The list includes such Hit successes
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      202 5 ROBINSON Co. SpFjA W A I Swiss Muslin MT CtK*/ Ir\ JLm Persian Lawns. Piques. Drills. Calicoes. O I— l (T\ \JU Brilliants. Nainsook. Embroideries. Sheets. Laces. Sheetings. Underclothir Table Linens. &c &c. Towels. IA/LJITP Pillow Slips. if 111 1 LL Lace Curtains. goods.! A NEW HICK CLASS ECYPTIAN CICARETTE.
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      890 6 SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS Ltd. i LONDON ANTWERP ft 'CABMARTHENSB tons. Capra- I. Danir:, k.n k., le here on or al 21st March, an.i a li have promp; itch for above porta. She has excellent aceoaunodation for saloon paaMßfja DL smoke room trie fans in it bj Electricity I ref
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      694 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG A N l l Deutsche Dampfschifffahrts Ges. u Hansa Bremen. COM I'. l NED BERVICB. The Htoamers ot these Companies maintain a regular Borvice between Hamburg, Bremen. Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homrwardp, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and
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      714 6 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD. AND China Mutual Steam Nav Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for tL< MaaHi '.ina and Japan every week, and from Japan homewardH for London Amsterdam and Antwet* every fortnight; for Genoa, Marseilles aDd Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and Liverpool
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      1116 6 P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION gf Foi China, Japan, Penan*, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden kXpt Mediterranean Ports, PlyoSjVh and London. Through Billa of Lading issued lor Coast, Persian Gulf, Cou££*JZ can Ports. Steamers will leave Singapor- O r »W MAIL LINBB. Outward na 1911 lftll D»»anha March 10 Delhi if. r
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      337 7 PERMANENT Cheaper than Attaps. No Renewal being Required. amrm Specially Suitable for Estate Buildings n*' in the Tropics. IPf i 2 ply $10 per 216 square feet. p $12 per 216 spuare fee* Full Particulars Samples from THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED. i spencer-hopwgod /i i FinFTT^C 1 ,1 HD F
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    TIN RETURNS.
    68 9 Jan. Feb. Total lfl 661 600 Kamuning $7,852 8,5 90 11,442 Kanaboi 455 80 Lett* 661 \U-c_. ~b_ I, ode mm Gopeng 150 WewTaah— .-.1, M M 795 BehmaHyd e,CO 400 1,000 _.___l 120 Baab Gold) -Toa. Redhills 220 Koval Johore 108 42 150 _M_k South Bmmmk -)i
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    413 9 Jan fm Total Ailagar 000 Alor Pongsu 8,808 ah 611 1,853 Alma uso Anglo Maiay Vyr -ing 1 -\y.-r Molek 3,8. 1,995 5,322 I _nas ljK Bakap .99 Balgownie 12,585 Batak lu 2,4 2,479 4,959 t-Bn*-| 3,340 Batn Caves 18,898 Batu Tiga 18 Bernam 00 r:-i:-. 16,650
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    SHARES.
    1369 9 Oaf IsHce. Paid. Last Div. Btrv_R*. Siller. 85,000 2/ 2/ Allagar Rubber Estate* Ltd 611 6 1 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malay r >%int. 149 169 50,000 2/- 2'- B-IHM| Malaka 3 1 KK) 1 1 Batu Caves 35% int. ls 0 0 15 15 0 80.000 1 1 Batu
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    EXCHANGE.
    55 9 (CommBCTiD up to Mar. 6.) Bank 4 mi demand PriTate credit* 3m credit* 6m Krancb, demand Bank.^ Giemant, demand India, T. T, m* Hon«kono, demand Yokohama, demand Java, i— j 140J Banckok, demand 66 SovMiWMi, Bank Buring $8.54 Bank of England Eat«. M Diieoont 3 months bill^ 2. >
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    PRODUCE.
    100 9 March 6. Bi buyers $89 37| Gambier Gambier Cube No 1 M 14 50 OambierOuW No. S °epp«rßlAei fond:*, fffn) P^pptr.Wtiu fur) buyers 26 50 Sntmert 1 1 •to ta« lb.)— nom Sntmegi '80 to fckt IV •w Amooui* it Bdly Coffee (10£ B H 31.00 Tapicx*. imal] p«url
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      345 9 TO LET. TO BE LET. Mo» MsJmq& Street, bow occupied by Messrs. Bite 4 Co. Jill wi_ TO BE LET. DALVEY. Possession about the 10th inst. For particulars apply to TOMLINSON k LERMIT, Rubber Exchange Buildings. Mar 6 19.3 T. M. C. A. HOUSE. Residential quarters for men. Each room
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      46 9 Answer to the Question. How to cure a cold stiuu in wl iny ar- jast now. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won its great reputation sale by its remarkable cure of >ldft. It can always bt Jept-n-U-d upon. For sale by all Dt a r^ and I'ißpea-ariea.
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      1011 9 VESSELS IN POKT Fl*« and lons Commander! Arrived Krom What Kuant n F.M < dr^.iger 500 Koantaa ,>-«rtain Sea M»-* Col. yacht 500 Murphy Jan 31 Penan* .certain D k 3°° Mar 1 io .^uin Meamert Flm« A Tons Master Arrived hYom Con-Mmee „r *~m Ban Fo Soon Dnt |fj
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      91 9 WEATHER REPORT Bar Wind Temp Ham Sky Bate. Ma H'kong 10a 29M KKW I 73 < f M*ni)a 10a 762 WSWI H'kong 4v c Maatla4i> 758 SE2 SO 22 b Kandang Kerban HoepiUl, Mar 5, 1911 UK. 3 pm. 9p v Barom. 32 Fah. 29.941 Temp. 83.0 87.0 Itl Wat
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    THE ANGLO JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
    1736 10 THE ANGLO JAPANESE ALLIANCE. Bbcond Article. the "Singapore Free Press.") It is a characteristic of the >r;ental that he doee not wear his heart on his iftsi and the Japanese is no exception I the Hence u I easy to decide whether the ■very considerable amount of unfriendly I ing
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB.
    79 10 There was a good attendance of members and visitors at the Chinese Swimming Club on Sundav when the monthly handicap races for March were swum off' with the following results A 1 ARDS. Chia Cheng Kang (Scr.) 1 Cheong Keng Liat (SO Sec- km Teck Chye (85
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    APORB GOLF CLUB.
    71 10 The monthly spoon was playe<] terday afternoon, and was won by Mrs w the excellent nett score of I Ladies who are obout to become mothers and those courageous women who nurse their own children, derive assistance and nieienl the heavy drain en their strength, Dusart*- Lactophosp).
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    PENANG LAWN TENNIS
    96 10 raw p. A I.ar^e muster of members, besides agood representation of ladies, assemble. C. to witness the runners up Be is lawn tennis championship I Southam and A G Anthony. The t wai f quite an inter* eg 1 tt um throughout, the services and returns of
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    Best Liniment.
    86 10 Slight !i nts and tyoriei are a frequent occ in the farm and in the work ihi A cut or bruis,- which is often tin- DBMI 04 mnch ;;m.l lon ut v umy bt cured in about one-third the time usuallv 'equired by ipp|yln| Chainberlain\s Pain Balm as
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    134 10 The "Straths m M and "Calypso" coaled at Tan jon g _-,i The N <r mtnkered 100 tons of coal at r l i_• f yesterdny. The honiew mi bouu<l French mail steamfT "Salazie" Uttded some general cargo aT the p/herVM and took 900 tons of bunker fl
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    PSEUDO SANITARY INSPICTORS SENTENCED.
    196 10 PSEUDO SANITARY INSPICTORS SENTENCED. J S Leembratgpen, a Ceylon burgher, and Christopher, a Singhalee, appeared before Mr Hall li Bemeag on March 2 to per the charges brought against them, were charged with personating public servants, namely Municipal Sanitai pectors, in inoney froni illiterate inhabitants of Penang. The first seeneed,
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    THE HEAD STARS
    447 10 .e of the most interesting problems of present-day astronomy btain a geometr i station of the stars such as has been e Min and planets. <J years ago the distances of some of the stars were first measure^ :iderson, Struve, and Bessel. The distance of the nearest
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