The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 March 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Tfi^ vt> SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 1911 NO. 7,164
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    109 1 A new Persian L-übiLet has been formed -Page 7 i; ennis ties will be found on page The March Acs z s opened at the Supreme Court yesterday Poge II The result of tbe drawing for the Spring griffins is given on page IS. Eoglaid beat Wal^s
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS.
    112 1 Smart Chinese clerk wanted Page 5. Coghlan's rubber auction to day Page 5. Auction sale of pictures on M*r 17 Page 5. At the Theatre Royal Cha/a Bulan Page 1. et "Sunda", Teluk Blaugdh road Page 2. Foreman of nublic works wanted for Jesselton Page 5 Auction sale
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    THE WEEK
    164 1 WIPNBSDAY, 15th B|| Water.— l" ll*, 11.33 p Full Moon. S C.C. Tennis Tournament. Thuesia'. 1 gjgl Wm*. r— 11.114 11.56 p 1 Mail Homeward closes 3 p Aviation Meeting, 4 30 to 6.30 p S C.C. Tennis Tournament. Boxing, Theatre Royal I 30 p I KIDaY, 17th
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    MAIL TABLE.
    223 1 Theß I loaves Mar If, dn- London Apl Tbe N D. L. leavtw Mar 1 8, doe Hongkong Mar 23. Shanghai Mar 27, Yokohama Apl I. Intermediate and 'oca; uj»i!« m tourd ii Hit below To-day. Penan g, Malacca, Federated Malay State* 1 Johore (Overland) (By Train 7
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    OUR CENSUS PAPER.
    1153 1 iued Soii'b t-uddealy as we were Kitting idly fetirring ur oiffee on i *n't this the tenth— i Ml. ■aid Smith m his somewhat bi manner. "Fine memories you chapt- where'd I hadn't thou* "Oh m jail, you ass," who is not always poli f e to
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      535 1 PUNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY OV//kll^l\J« IJ V/-/mll^\^« I THE COVERNOR. THEATRE ROYAL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. MllPinAnr lUYITIAIT HUrr'T'l^Tni America and England's Greatest Light Weights. SINGAPORE AVIATION MEETING! bathing nelson Owen moran. ax j r— v 'tt 1 rj3 IA I P I fi -y Eleven fast and furious
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      122 1 VICTORIA THEATRE FOR 6 NIGHTS ONLY CO SATURDAY, 18th MARCH. 1911. MAURICE E. BANDMANN PRESENTS THE NEW BANDMANN OPERA Co Saturday, March I*. THE BALKAN PRINCESS Monday, March 20. THE CH'.COLATE SOLDIER Tuesday, March 21. THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN We dnesda y Ma reh 22. THE QUAKER GIRL Thursday,
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      264 1 THE MARLBOROUGH Cinematograph, Beach Rd. PBEUMTI Clear, Steady and High-Class Pictures AND It^ Orchestra of Trained Professionals (well known for their musical attainments) oursea Music Pleasant and harmonious, and of a quality t :ch will Entertain its Patrons are admittt removing picture ;ibicion At Lowest Prices. 2nd 1 1 p.m.
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT
    511 2 LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT February 16th. Sine* our last Report we have had a firm to 6 3 per tb for March- April and o 8 to 6 St for April-May. Since then prices ha™ been easier, and we close with Seller* of MarchSSI at 6 2 and April-May
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    Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ld. CAPITAL £90,000.
    154 2 Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ld. CAPITAL £90,000. w sent issue 803.000 shares of 2 eich, of whil are offered for Bua=cnp j i 8 t 6d per shire on application. 9d per shai^ oa al )tment. The Company has been formed to acquire: I (1) Brown Willie an i New
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      246 2 Charles Robinson, Tiifi Commission Agent, So. 4, The Arcade Singapore. Pel: 5...881. KO3BIE EXGLISH TURF. ::!nshire Handicap ruo 21st March. 6rind Nationil tun 24th March. DOUBLE EVEMT Doubles from 5 000 100 to 5.000 53 or any part thereof. All m run or not. Starting Price, Win ani 1 2,
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      592 2 TO LET. TO BE LET >1 s'DV No 67. T.-lok Blangali from April Etel $40. Apply to BODTH AND DIYID3ON. o Vlar 15 ac^ l! FLAT TO LET. k tirst class flit to let with furniture at a 10.ti.0. A P% LUI LiW SFL T Bftsmfotd lioad. f Mar 11
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      560 2 FOR SALE. PICIIL SALES OF JAPANESE PLANTS arrived m condition i ittifc r^ owering hhrubs, dwarf Ireei m j -ts and tlier oruamentdl plant?. El feion cordia.iy avited at No. J5, Prinsep Street. BUZUKL m Mar_lB_ 20 8 Pa FOR SALE. Utters will bi 1 by the undersigned )T the
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      642 2 NOTIGES. i imited. I NOTICE OF LO>S OF HbUT c Notice is hereby given that Scrip No. 931 ime of A. A. J. BRO ally m this Company numbered 426 to ***** has been lost and BB] H miDg into posset-eion of the above named Ln isked to return it
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      513 2 International Banking Corporation. APITAL ana SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. cad Ofimci «0 Wall Street, Niw T^ OBDOS OPFICI Thretdneedle Ho^^^ f- itnia. Lohdob IC, omxm Bakkbbb NaMoaal rim Bank of England Ltd. Oenaral VHvlfA Bhlmbi Tfaaja§|aa\ DEPOSITS. Oubbbht Deposit Aoootmta oyaaad kad Dtereet allowed on the dailf balaaoee at tt lie
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      321 3 N^d^J^/ PERMANENT Cheaper than Attaps. No Renewal being Required. r Specially Suitable for Estate Buildings If 1 >^ <^* m thn I vauipc H ,|p m 2 piy $10 per 216 square feet. 3 ply $12 per 216 spuare feet. I Full Particulars Samples from THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED SPENCER-HOPWCOO
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    1185 4 Precision m F. «g- Measuring Carbon Dioxide as a Pert] I Koequitoes and Gnats A Bell Light for Picture Projection Our Two Faces Alcohol Vapor and Oxygen The Neon Light An Aeroplane Alloy An Earth Sponge for Floods. A more accurate scale for describing fogs is being sought
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      382 4 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. Or .aNaDa Established 1887. Policies are "WORLD WH I NRB: \BLE and HOI FOf daims, loans, cash -surrenders, etc. v promptly settlec by the General Agent* i Bsßf*P° re without the delay of reference i The Reserres for protection of PoNsf holders are over $20,000,000 S.S.C.)
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      340 4 What jf About /A That FM I lial |#|i| Dandruff?!^ There is just this much about it 1 vJruff is a £crm disease, is m t untidy, annoying. and leads to baldness. When chronic, it is very stubborn, but surely yields to thorough and energetic treatment. All germs must be
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      168 4 Siemens Brothers Dynamo Works, LIMITED. Siemens Brothers Co, Ltd. ELECTRIC LIGHT, POWER TRAVTION 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 r
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      635 4 THE STANDARD LIFE asm LNCB OOMPi \Y. Life Assurance at Home Rates. No Extra for Residence m the Straits. The Standard issues policies to residents m the Straits at Horn Rates under the Double Endowment Assuramt plan. For Rates and all particulars, apply ADAMSON. GILFILLAN Co., Ltd G. F. COLLYER,
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    PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
    751 5 yht following passengers are booked home *O. Per Syria, sailwg March 1 5 M gUtseaich. Mr Townend, Dr G B Serie, Mr H. A T. Keik>w, Mr T. W. Cond, Mr grs Sjtss and two infants, Mr a ]fteac' s sad one infant, Mrs JDS Hrs X A.
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    Best Liniment.
    87 5 Slight accidents and iojories mn a frequent nmnmi oa the farm and m the work shop. A cat or braise which is often the cause of ■oeh annoyance and loss of time, may be cwed m about cm third the time usually KS*mul by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
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    RHEUMATIC GOUT.
    308 5 For years I suff !!y from rhenmatic gout aays Mrs. E. Phillips, of >, Springfield, W i, Sonu Kntjian.l. who has been a nurse for eight paal pains m my legs were so awful it I coaMn't -tarul. I was mm helpless as a oould only get from
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    THE Singapore Free Press.
    509 5 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press is Mi a Morninj Daily, and is on sale at depot*, from an early hour each morning (Sunday! excepted). Cash price Ten Cents a < Subscribers' copies will be delivered at their private residences, (or town offices
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    Utusan Malayu.
    23 5 (Malay Heral Thrice weekly Arabic and Romanised Malay. Post-paid $1 a month, payable m advance. Rsjtm of advertisement from the Manager
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      44 5 THIS IS IT. TASTELESS. ODO: 8& 1 1 The latest scientific preparation >w '8l of COD LITER OIL. Does all ■«^ski»Ll th*t is claimed for it and super tedes the old fashioned emal pstfl akma which opaet the stomach. CBEftl 25 and H M
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      278 5 WANTED. WANTED FOR JESSELTON reman of Public Works mast be an experienced man. Aoply to GUTHBIE A Co., Ltd. 14 i WANTED. Young Smart Cliine c c Cl rk for General Office Woik. Apply ptrsoni ly to D. BKANDT ft Co. Mar 15 M WANTED. Smart young Eurorean Engineer as
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      798 5 AUVTIOKS. AUCIIuN SALE OF Four British Steamers Fo be held at Powell and Co's Saleroom ON rueeday. the 28th Mauk. at 2-30 p. m. Lot 1. The iron screw steamer GLENFALLOCH. Classed 100 Al at Lloyd* Kuih it Glasgow m 18.3 by the London and Gfcfr (ow Coy., Ltd. Length
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      1217 5 71 UGTIOjXS COGHLAN S RUBBER at Ho, SaFl QM ft »ck. WEDNESDAY 15th MAECH AT Noo¥ P antat d No. 1. Sheet and Scrap. H. L COGHLAN Co Auctionwn. Mar 15 AUCTION SALE At Powell Co's Saleroom Wednesday. lMh March, at 11 a m. Forty coses Sterilized Milk, Flag and
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      47 5 A complete summary of all the news of the vr» reach homeward maiL Sixteen large pages of solid local news. 25 cent* Three months $U. 50 A year $IS. including posUgt). Three months $4. One year 1 1 PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF THI SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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      Birth.
      20 6 Ecwahds.— On March 10th, at Paya Mas Estate, Jasin, Malacca, to Mr. ani Mrs C. W« \rds, a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    15 6 ight maintain. Ed v Intwinct 'pts draw. Pledged i, and l^w.
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    Wednesday. Mar. 15, 1911.
    953 6 I*erhaps the most nif -rtact event that hat taken place m the financial history of I vd la has been the subject of a portion of the Budget Address of Sir G i I Flketwood Wilson, the Financa Member of the Viceroy's Cornell. That mat tor
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    THE AVIATION MEETING.
    817 6 Preparations for this fixture are proceedIf sßsi th«re is every prospect of a meeticg. It shou'd be mile clear thai the Sporting Club have granted the promoters the exclusive use of the racecourse and approaches thereto under their charge, so that members of either the Sporting of
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    Correspondence.
    250 6 THE WEATHKr" I IE EDII ~r Sir,— ln your paragraph "TW »ur information m to the rai m Fabiuirv. My register ia aa follows^ 6 4 h |J I4h b M irth m IM There has been no rainfall tinge. During JaDuary there were very few rai*. lt»« days,
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    THE INTERNATIONAL RUBBER EXHIBITION.
    521 6 THE INTERNATIONAL RUBBER EXHIBITION. Mr S'liiM Minders the SaeraUrj of Urn above writer "It will facilitate the working arnag*. men? g m onnection c Compatitaaai if those pose to en»er will tend \hm nominations by p>gr at early a« possibk, and not keep tkem i laat mosMtt E very entry
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      239 6 7r EMBASSY." W. D. H. 0. WIUS'S i Latest Smoking Mixture. Patent Air-tight t: [Price 75^cents per tin. .able at JqJ^ Little fe CO., Ltd. Robinson Co. BALLAST T ROLLERS ITTI C'Q LI 1 ILC 0 NEW PREMISES width and Dia. weight empty weight full cwts qrs lbs cwts qrs
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      155 6 S. MOUTRIE AND CO., LTD. THE PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. THE ARCADE. MOUTRIE IS A Synonym of Good Faith. Moutries Guarantee Satisfaction. Moutries Sell the Best Quality Goods only at the Lowest Prices. wf NOTICE. Messrs. DOWN COMPANY, ACCOUNTANTS SECRKF ARIES have removed their office from Raffles Place to No
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    THE NAVAL DEBATE.
    198 7 THE GO FIRM. Little Navyr (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuter March, 14 h, 4 20 pm. D scuwions have taken place m the Hous of Commons deploring the expenditure o\ the Army and NdTT. Mr Me Eeona, rd of the A imir alty, Mid M We adviae building
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    "THE FAULT OF THE DUTCH."
    313 7 Mandamus Applied For. Mr Justice Fisher bad before him m the Supreme Court yesterday morning an apph cation by Mr O. 8. Carver, on behalf of the DutchG jvernment, with n spectof a quantity of property involved m a recent cat* where *ssou*bt to commit
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    EXCESS OF PASSENGERS.
    86 7 Captain Wheeler of the Kum Sang ■haded guiJty before Mr FirmstOM, senior ■agistrate, yesterday to oarryiL. >* g MMtri m fleets of tbe number allowed by Ualieaneaoa HarcK \2 m breach of option »of tne Piiwigtr Ship Ordinance VII of 18*). said that on the voyage he
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    PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.
    67 7 PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. As the Ban'lniAnn Company will be performing m the Theatre on Monday evening, j Wd 9 it is impogait M any part of j the Victoria Hall simultaneously for any other purpose theOchestra practice fixed w» that Wilt w »il place m the after■ooa of that date (Monday
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    FEBRUARY RETURNS.
    51 7 As*«te Svitt Co. ALAB:—oO lbs rubber; Tap pkls. Kjumat PcLai Tni pkla. 'M htflsjsjsmißja; his own sod, who was rijf with bis divorced wit erapore, Beng%li, was arrested m Penang the 4th met. H)rne ordered the d, with the child, to be sent ba: «^spore for trial. (P.
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    AUSTRALIA'S DEFENCE
    86 7 THE NAVAL SCHEME. (By Submarine relegr&ph.— Eeutei b) Ri Mir. 1 1 10 am. Admiral Henderson has presented a report on Australian defence and recommends the OOMtruction, divided overquioquennial c of a fl^et to be completed m twenty-two years, at a total cost of twenty-three millions •ttrliug, involving
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    66 7 England vs. Wales. Rec Mar 1 tm. In the Association football match bet wet i England and Wales at Newcross, Eaglanc won by three to nil. Tne home forwards swarmed round the Welsh goal but met a steady defence and many shots were cleared After half time the
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    PERSIA'S NEW CABINET.
    31 7 Rec Mtr 14 im. Reuter's Teheran correspondent says that the new Cabinet has been presented to the !is and includes Siphadar, Premier and War, Mutasham Suluneh Foreign Affairs. > <
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    POLICE NEWS.
    181 7 Mr P. Cowan of Kimpong Bihru has reported to the police the loss of clothing valued at syce m his employ disappeared about the same time. Mr* Beer— of the Oriental Hjtel has lost a sum of binese coolie has been arrested for chasing his towkay with a
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    ADVISED BY A SPIRIT.
    154 7 Woma* Srrs Fib* To House. 6.45 OB Monday evening, the foreman of the Cross Street telephoned to Superintendent M. \V. n there was a small tire at 16, Amoy Street, a blacksmith's shop. The Brigade turned out with the motor combination and a hose On arrival
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    99 7 A Bergah milkseller was fined $100 by the senior magistrate, yesterday, for offering for aale milk which contained 00 per cent of added water. The death has taken place of Mr L E. I> Bom, the senior partner iv the well known firm of Messrs Macketzie, Lyall, and Co I
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    MLLE EVA GAUTHIER AT THE TEUTONIA CLUB.
    805 7 MLLE EVA GAUTHIER AT THE TEUTONIA CLUB. gkt, before a very good audience, certainly a very appreciative one, including H. E. tbe G iWraot iad a Utgi party Iron HMMat Huuse, Mile E.-,i J luthifcir, who is a Canadian yount: bdi ol hiurli vo.m! attainments, and hi> hi. l rhe
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING CO.. Ltd.
    778 7 Manager's Report for Four "W iV KUARY 1911. The Mine Measurements and A6Biy R suits shows a total of 247 feet made up i fo owe Sinking 2* ft., driving on lodi r tn 'l i tMentting 1 fr, nmd compan with a total
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      80 7 Persistent Colds. There is no reason why a cold should hang on for weeks, or until some chronic throat or lung trouble is developed, and it willl not if you take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. By its remarkable cures of colds that remedy has from a small beginning acquired a worldwide
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      304 7 Che new Coat Sweater. ■6- Jk^« 98 k f 7 These Sweatetn are now ir A j^ it X? Ter J popular. Being made ia > "^lt y oot.t-form they are ea«y to h %./r on. We have them m plain ft uiu to white, or white with plain coloured
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    252 8 Slliii^ port of departure, and (where Ww date due here, and name of Agent: -> n v \< i rs. Australian. Marseilles, Apl 3 M M Bmvern, HauiVmr;;, Ap lO Behn Meyer Baelow, Hambu: a v -yer China. Trieste. Apl 6 R Schmidt Delhi, Colombo. M P O
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      338 8 INDO-CHINA STEAM NAY. COY.. LTD. The ataamen of this Company maintain s wcular direct eenrice between Calcutta, Btraits, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, taking cargo on through Bills of Lading ton, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo. Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtase Ports, Formosa, th* STEAMERS. Tons Commander 1 X j'aang r R. C. D. Bradley
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      562 8 INDO-CHINA S. N. GO., LTDFOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA THE' C< I -TEAMER LANG," 3,237 tons, I Wheeler is due her i. tie 12th instant and will be despa 1 ed for thy above ports on Wednesday the 15th instant, at B p.m. She has excellent accommodai for first .--'.^tT- amitishif
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      618 8 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG AMD Deutsche Dampfschifffahrts Ges. v Hansa Bremen. COMBINED SHRVICE. The steamers of these Companies maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen. Antwerp, aud Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homt wurde, they are despatched fortnight ly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for
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      729 8 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' Btianjera are deq froci Liverpool outwar N for the BtcaHftj hina and Japan MR week, acd from Japan homewards for London AmHterdam and Aatww every fortnight; for (i»inoa r-ci] cc ard j Liverpool and for Mars<i.
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      1066 8 P. O. STEAM NAVIg.a Foi China, Japan, Penang, CevU* alia, India, Aden Et^wt Mediterranean Ports, Plymift and London. Through Bills of Lading issoed for f%t^ Coast, Persian tiuA. ContnMMnt and .rto. AUifcfl amers will leave Singanor tkm MAIL Outward 1811 ftll Owvanhs March 11 Deft! v Delhi March 24 Arcadia
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      557 9 ijil Sg iliii: ill HazeliM* Snow Hazelu^e Sn liS. S: Hazeline iSjg: Hazeline Snovs TRA Hazeline Snow M.U.J M'Snow" _j Hazeline' Snow" ff -'line' Snow" M f\ Wf -line' Snow" A \*J v v Hazeline' Snow" Ha T elme Snow" Hazeline Snow" s;g ss;s=. K=i£; HMrffot; Snov Hazeline Snow Hazeline
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      746 9 [E SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, Mi Messrs. CHEE ENG &SONS. TT (BBTABLISHKI) 19RR_ 71 North Bridge J* Civil, Naval, Military and Sporting Tailors. f liie Managing Proprietor, who has received his training from ''"ff-.^SS^ an Lur,.p,an Master-Tailur. PERSONALLY CUTS ,v, rv Jrment f !WSL\I% thus ensuring perfect fittiin: with the
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      845 9 Singapore Sportini f I Club. The Spring Race Meeting (Under S. R, 1. Rules of Ha: WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday, the 9th, Thursday, the 11th and Saturday, the 13th May, 1911. PROGRAMME FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 9th May, 1911. 1. The Opening Stakes. Value $600. A Handicap for Horses thai
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      466 9 8 Bt i Plate. J 0 to the Second Horae. A H?1 i ones that have run h not won. The Winner to be put up f ion under Rule 128 for $800. Entrance $15. Distance, Scurry Course. Entries close at noon on Saturday the April, except foi Race Ho.
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      103 10 9 fIL 1 W^, Ji I 1 .^^^^^k, 3 WH^ttßSßi&SSß^^^^^ BBl^^ HBB MBBBBB HHBBW HBBMBV vBUHBB VBI^Vk i^^^^^^v B^^^^^B ATVI T""\ vju Bill Bfl Biß BSp Tfflati Sk fl^^^^^^^Bf\ Wf i^^^^^^^Hßk i' X 1 life* %.*3ttSr Cmm^ I The Choicest of all Choice Waters. I $^^^H KO1»1-, JAI AA. W
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    TIN RETURNS
    94 11 Jan. Feb. Total. 6»7 529 i,I7S 600 625 1,225 A r 952 8,590 11,442 l 455 900 m AißlHMtirn 1 1 1 810 505 1,3:5 307 7 75mm 15 130 iBO BiewTambnn 168 166 |2h 475 850 825 fMtafßtbra 795 Rahman H njaaHyi r l 4CO 1,000 b
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    551 11 Jan Feb Total Ailagar 4, C00 «J B|«M upsa 8,808 Gajah 611 1,853 UM 1.603 3,050 Anglo Malay 61.97s 53.932 1i5,910 601 Molek B,k '9b 5.322 s 37 Bakap 2,399 Balgownie 12,585 Batak Rabit 2,4 2,<T9 4,959 iMIHKI 8,849 3,332 6,672 Batu Caves -98 Bata Tiga 18
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    SHARES.
    642 11 RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Oaf lasvw. Paid. LastDiv. Bctbrs, Sbller* 85,000 I I A ll.igar Rubber EetAtei Ltd 4-11 B 150,000 2- ft/. Ajigfo-MaUj 75% int. 136 I ft] «,000 2/- I 1 tangMaUbi 2 6 30" 80,000 1 1 yes 35? IS 10 0 16 10 0 80.000 1
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    RUBBER DOLLAR COMPANIES.
    228 11 5 5 Ayer P.mas 6.50 060 <XX) 1 Alor Gajah Rubber Eitate 1 80 150.000 1 1 Ayer Kuning .50 .60 500,000 10 10 t Timah Ruh!><>r K states UOO "»0 200.000 1 I ugownie lint 1200 1 i.50 750,000 10 10 Changkat Serdang Estate Ltd... 750
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    MINES.
    249 11 $300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining Co Ltd 10% int 54) 1300,000 10 10 Bruang Limited 5.00 550 I K),000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. Co Ltd 500 $400,000 10 10 k maboi Ltd 1.50 1.75 60.000 1 1 Kinta Tin Mines 35% 17.00 18 00 $150,000 10
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    PRODUCE
    110 11 Til* $90 50 Gam bier m buyers 8 50 Gumbter Cube No 1 14 s<' GuiasuorOube Ko. i m Pepper Black (cril*. 6'por«; buyers Pepper, Whit* <fa;r) buyers 26 50 Nati£i«fc» 110 w U« Ib.)^ Nutmcgß (80 tc U» IV.» nor M*oe (BuieU} wm mm 01ot«c (Amboii*^ non n
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    INDUSTRIALS.
    177 11 J ™^a (10 10 Eastern Smelting Co Ltd 10.00 noi :iooo,ooo 10 7 m m Contrib. 6.75 700 $£60 000 10 10 Fraser and Neave 1/ 10% 38.00 40.00 «w, 100 100 Howarth Erskine I 54.00 r_ *****0 100 100 h m 7^ pref 9100 100 100 Kati Brcthers
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    EXCHANGE.
    49 11 (COKSICTBD UP TO Mar. 14 Bank 4ms |4^ demand vate credit* 3m crediU 6ms 2'4^J kanci, demand Bank... -many, demaud ia, T. T, 174* > Hongkong, demand Yokohama, demand lUf •a, demand Bangkok, demand 66 k)TKBKiGKB, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England Ea > »€<.'Ont S 6 Bar SU*er
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      693 11 Per N D L. Kleist, due Mar IS— Mr and Mrs 0 I. Halshoff and children. Mr and Mrs H. M. Samuel and children. Mr W. E. Jselwonsjer. Mr M. van Dorsten, Mrs X Startaann, Miae J. Sturmann, Mr H A v d Wall Bake, Mr J O. Leitioger, Mr
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      873 11 VESSEL^ IN I'iiim Flitz *nd Ton* -ommanderi Arrival From I Montnouth t 8.9800 Power Mar 11 ang 16 Eouftn F.M.S. dreiger 500 V ,v 13 Bhi HMi Col. yacht 500 Murphy Brak Dut 3f'O Mar 1 Khio Uncertain VMr Dut 450 Eeerde Mar 6 Pontianak Uncertain Reamer* Flag T'.na Master
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    925 12 The weather baa made the course so ir<i that trainers have aim not dired" to do more than just exercise their charges, and no work of any \w\ tancd has consequently been done, understand that Koss is now m charge tbewoik gj Hii Highness the Sultan's string, ct
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    59 12 M '.'oot. of the Multan h.irv* uam milch-cows at Ipoh. Mr Percy Juh.n Sproule, Solicitor G»ne ral. was expected to leave London for Paoaop on Febr^y 20 by th. -^icilia," which did •wl. a. originally intended, on February The°% I !?T t^ an l h «r propeller rLJ?IPP° ule obtiin
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    515 12 YBSTERDAY S PI CM4MPIOVM H. H. Wilson beat F. Moding 6— B— l6 6—l. L E. Gaant beat T. G. Treadgold, 6—o, 6-0 F. Eich^nberg beat F \V Lyall 6 Sf -1. B. Class Sin«;lk. M. H Mergler beat B. L Williams 6—3, 6—o. R
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    SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB.
    97 12 Tbe following were the drawers cf the griffins on Monday. 2 <* I! Kongsi. 3 1 Sharp. 4 Gomali Kongsi. erson. I a i f I B ngsi. s 7 ithers Kongsi. t 8 Abdul R*him. Warwick Kouj_- > II L E. Gaunt. i 1 1 issoon.
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    THE ASSIZES.
    681 12 The tecond At-s z-'s for the year wera commenced btt\>re ihe Chief Justice, Sir William. EL Bjsdsaan .Ijnes, iv the Supreme Cfiirt yestetdsj Mr R C E-lmonda, Deputy Public Prosecutor, mentioned th 9 order of the cases, Bg that he proposed to take the banish men! fits'" on
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    THE WALKER TROPHY
    42 12 I' I A X I Perak L.R.A. shot at Taiping for above competition on Wednesday hist with the following result Mrs Berger Mrs Tate Mrs Anderson 31 Mrs Pinkney #i> 3j Mrs M 30 Mrs Vanrenen oq Total 184
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    THE PENANG CENSUS.
    171 12 Dr J. S. Rose and Mr W. A. Ward were :he office s in charge of the census work withn the Municipality. Dotted along Weld Quay ;here are innumerable shanties where people ileep at night and leave before dawn to wo >n the shipping and elsewhere It
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    145 12 A European *-inpment was being dis charged from the "Btassbofif at Tanpng Pdg'i I SSI The "Ku!n S'Du" hrirga a general cargo of 1. na ire m Cliiua loadH, and sai for Onleutta this evening. The "Lii Sang" from Calcutta landt-.i general carge *t the wharves yesterday ai
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    THE CHEMOR GANG ROBBERY.
    507 12 An enquiry was held at the Lower Court, Ipoh onbaturday \>y Mr \V. Gibson concerning the deaths cf Hong Thee, a kapala of the Fong Fok-kongsi at Chemor, and Chan Lam, one of a gang of robbers, and both of whom uibt their deaths as the
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    Next Mails Due.
    94 12 From Europe.— Per N. D. L. Kloist, on Saturday next, with mails of r 11 Per B I. Teesta, on Saturday next, m mails of F«b I From China. Per M. M. Tonkin, on Monday next. MAILS ALREADY DESPATCHED FOR LONDON. Left Due Arrived P A O
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      405 12 Tj PATRONISED BY THE fcLIT£O*sTNGAPQRf 1 v E NEW SUfCT FILMS. A KEW IBfcUE OP tokight A f a HES ANIMATED CAZfcTTF T 2nd Show 9-30 to 11 w. N H i Xin 8 George accompanied by E Us Monument and Cascades Pteli »»»t W 1 g"aWff' Prince F^ed^i.«tao«H^ I'
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      76 12 WEATHEB REPORT Dais Bar Wind Temp Hum Sky Rain Mar 14 H'kong 1 *5 881 cf ICm I] 24 b H'kong 4p 8 o Manila SE3 c Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Mar 13 1911 3 pm. 9pm Barom. 32 Fah. i US BSI Temp. 3 87 2 BulbTher. 79 0 0
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