The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 March 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 2N, 1911 NO. .175
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    144 1 Ireland baa beaten France at Rugby foot bill— Page ■>. Karangan Hydraulic Tin Company pays a 21 per cent dividend Page 5. Mr Justice Fisher delivered an important lottery judgment yesterday Page 5. The aniiual meeting of the Swin.ming Club was held last evening Page 8. A
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    THE PASSING OF THE SERVANT.
    777 1 The deliiquercifs of the seivan? m our midst supply a never end rg fubjfct of conversation and this the mere to m a land where perpetual fuc shine debate us from the privilege of giumbling at the weather, which we take as a right m
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      468 1 THE STAR OPERA Co. THE DUTCH AND MALAY VARIETY ENTERTAINERS AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. To-Ni£htl TO'NiQht! I NDKR THE I'ATRONAGK HA .II MOHAMED HA X IM THAT SPECIALLY PREPARED I'LAY MARIAM ZANARIA" PART 1. WILL BE BTAGKD. COME SEE! Special costumes scenes have been prepared fcr this
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      392 1 COME AND BE CONVINCED AS MANY OTHERS HAVE BEEN THAT YOU GET FROM THE PROGRAMME PRESENTED EVERY NIGHT, AN EXCELLENT MOVING PICTURE MUBICAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE PRICE YCU PAY FOR ADMISSION AT THE INCREASINGLY POPULAR SHOV, THE MARLBOROUGH CINEMATOGRAPH BEACH .ROAD. 2ND SHOW 9-30 TO 11 P. M. Picturresque Scenes
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      146 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Steam yacht for sale Page 3 Notice re furniture sale at Cree Hall Page 3. At the Theatre Royal Mariam Zanaria" -Page 1. Now gramaphone records at Robinson and Co— Page 5. Auction sale of valuable Chinese cnrios and antiques Page 3. Prospectus of the Karimata Matan Trading
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      343 1 THE WEEK TUISDAY, 2Sth High Water.— 8 46 a., 10.9 p S.C.C. Tennis Tournament. The Balkan Princess, Victoria Theatre, 9 p Wbdnisday. 29th High Water.- 9 24 t., 10 31 p SC.C. Tennis Tournament. The Quaker Girl, Victoria Theatre, 9 p Thursday, 3 tb High Water— 10.16 10.54 p New
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    THE PANAMA CANAL EXPOSITION.
    547 2 THE PAN AMA CANAL EXPOSITION. Francisco is jubilant over the winning of the Panama Exposition priz >ew Newspapers just receded from the former citj are taken up, from page one liciitijCWMintn, with accounts of rejoiciDg of the people, felicitations from outsiders, and of long ace junts of how the victory
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    S. AFRICAN UNION DEFENCES.
    201 2 uvernment's Policy. Capetown, March S. In the Union House of Aseembly on Mar Ist, Mr J. C. Smuts aUter for Ddfence) m outlining tha Government's defence policy advocated the establishment of small striking forces on tbe basis of the C.ipe Mounted Rifles Parliament wonld be asked
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      80 2 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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      812 2 KARIMATA MATAN (BORNEO) TRADING CO., LTD. CAPITAL $500,000 divided into 500,0 J0 shares of $1 each. Present issue 300,000 shares of wh h 140.000 shires are o*f-red for subscription payable m fall on application DIRECTORS. Van Ngan Pan, X i Merchant. Singapore. H. Price, E*q Partner, H. Price Co., Singapore.
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      582 2 NOTICES. The Royal johore Tin Mining Company Limited. Notice is hereby given that tlic Eleventh Ordinary Genera! Meeting of the above Company will be held on Wednesday the Aprii 1911 at noon at the Company's Regisofficeß No. 13, Collyer Qaay for the following purposes 1. To receive the accounts and
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      526 2 International "Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000. Hbad Office 6O Wall Street, Nhw Tobk. Lohdon Offiob Threadnoedle Boose, Bishopsgate Street Within, LosDOB 10. London Bankbbb Nstiosml rinißiiiel Bank of England Ltd. General Foreign Butinwt Transacted DBPOS Cubbbnt Depobit Acoonnts npnanni tmt Intcroat allowed on the daily baiAoctfc »t il
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      465 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE r 'RANCB Co. OF CANADA. BBTABLWHBD 1817. Policies are "WORLD WIDE CVR»« Claims, loans, cash-sarrettdecm, ele.. promptly settieo by the General Ambbi Bsng*pore without the delay of referent il Head OAoe. m The Reserves for proteotton of Ibsbm holders are over $20,000,000 (OAC4^^ The Accounts are supervised by
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    THE RUBBER PLANTATIONS OF THE MIDDLE LAST.
    364 3 "Fix a al Commissioner. Says the Financier on Feb ttmi Considering that the world's consumption of rubber ie reckoned m starling at something like be plantations of tbe MMMIe Eaat ar<t surely destined to sr fkt growing demand m increasing ratio. Itjrii; tiv»'.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    353 3 The pi ices quoted are generally those) current at Clyde Terrace M tbe •tar Mffcitt tb&n m*y be tmai ns. Singapore, Mar Oil. Basso, Long per catty 7 do. French dH per Ib. 1 1 Beaf Steak do. 18 Beun Sprouts per catty 2| Bjjzil-oo Sj r
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      675 3 WANTED. CLIBX WANTED IMMEDIATE Wanted immediately a first-class clerk Good handwriting essential also knowledge of shorthand and typewriting. Apply EVATT k Co., Dgspore. Mar 18 BI WANTED. An Englishman as traveller for a large retail establishment. Must have had previous experience m tbe Malay Archipelago. Copies of references to be
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      792 3 AUCTIONS. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Leasehold land and House at Jalan Sultan. AT «H! LEE A COS SALEROOM Cn Monday, lOih April, at 230 p. m. >11 that piece of Leasehold Land situate at Jalan Sultan, Singapore, estimated to contain an area of ::,425 sq. feet and c tuprM Government Leat-e No.
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      691 3 mjQTIONS AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT UNSERVICEABLE STORES At m P.W.h. Stohk, fiwniWa Kkrbau Tuesday. 4th April, at 2-30 p.m. Furniture, agricultural implements, brass bib cocks and valves, filters, lamps, rope, brashes, zinc gutters, donkey pump, hand pump, and miscellaneous unserviceable stores. On View 3D ore Salb. H L COGHLAN Co.,
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      923 3 Singapore Cold Storage Co, hi Hear Entrance to Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. Sea stocks of all kinds of Frozen Meat* etc., can be delivered to shipping at tat Wharves, or m the Singapore Roadi oo shor notice. OFFICE HOURS. Weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. a.m. to 8 a.m. Bunda}
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Birth.
      17 4 On March 26th at Bexhill on sea the wife of Cecil I. Carver of a daughter.
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      Deaths.
      43 4 ISAACSON. At sea, on 11th March, on board the Henzida," Henry Stuart Isaacnon of Messrs. Henderson Brothers and Co., Maalmain, aged 35 years. Baines. In London, on March 18, 1911, N. Baines, CommiMiOMr of Police, Rangoon, m his hi: vcar. (By cable).
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    Tuesday, Mar. 28, 1911. The Singapore Free Press.
    2051 4 '.nil the Pre*« the People I right .naineun, Unawed by influence ami unbribed by g*in Here pafiot Troth her g 'onous precepts draw. Pledged to Religion. Loyalty and I .aw. While the rupture between Ruosia and China seems to be dangerously near
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    PLANTERS IN CONFERENCE.
    502 4 PLANTERS IN CONFERENCE. THE QUESTION OF LABOUR. t Kuala Lumpur Mar ac meeting of the Plan ten* aesonia ion of Malaya on Sund.y Mr Cumming maided and ann >uuced that a nliit^i ;ub committee had been appointed to coaler vith Government rapieasalaliim on the [ndian labour section. The Committee met
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    TRIAL TRIP OF THE "HELEN."
    125 4 TRIAL TRIP OF THE "HELEN." Oa Saturday morning the He'«." mmU c? to the order of T*wkaj Scow Eag Tin by Mr Graham 1 mi *.a^ went <ni a trial trip m the harbour. The Teasel which hu beat built uwier marine Hjard of Trade supervision v feet i»le»*th. wth
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    15 4 The body of Chinaman wm washed up ci the Eiat Reclamation at Tanjong Pagar ywiterday.
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      157 4 MACGREGOR'S V.O.S. finest Ciqucur seoccfi www. Macgregor Caldbeck Co, LONDON GLASGOW. h ESTABLISHED 1864- SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS, THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, AND TO THB HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, CANADA. Caldbeck Macgregor Co, Sole Agents. JJOHN LITTLE &Co'S| ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE I COMMENCES I Monday, next HE^ »$L It
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      77 4 GALL AT "Moutrie's" FOR XLLE PIANO PROVEN BY 38 YEARS EXPERIENCE. GUARANTEED FOE 5 YEARS OVER 1,200 Distributed m all Parts of China and the Straits. S. MOUTRIE AND CO., LTD THE ARCADE. t BILLIARDS. The Anglo Australian Cushion. (Alcock'b Patent with Improvkmbhts by John Roberts, Retired World's Champion) absolutely
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      89 4 But Liniment. Slight Metdeata and injarie* are a f request occurrence on the farm and m the work abop. 4 cut or bruise which is ofte* the eawe of moch annoyance and lorn of time, may be i oared m about one-third the time oaoally (•quired by applying Chamberlain's Pain
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  • POLISH COUNCILS.
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      ACTION BY THE TSAR.
      107 5 Legislates over Douma. <By Submarine TeJeßraph.—Reuter's) Rec Mar. 27 5 pm. Keatet'e 81 Petersburg correspondent says that after issuing ukases, countersigned by M S'olypio. suspending the sittings of the Council of the Empire and the Douma till Tuesday, the Tsar avai; himself of a paragraph m
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      RUSSIA'S POLITICS.
      19 5 Renter's St. Petersburg correspondent says thit the Octobrist, M. Gutchakoff has resigned the presidency of the Douma.
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN ARBITRATION.
    48 5 ANGLO-AMERICAN ARBITRATION. Mar 27 .59 pm. The Washington correspondent of the Morning Post says that the Secretary of State will confer with president Taft today regarding the terms of an Anglo-American arbitration treaty. President Taft fully expects the treaty to be ratified at the next session of Congress.
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    CALIFORNIA'S MADNESS.
    34 5 Taft Prescribes. 7,9.40 a.m. President Taf* has seat a message to the Ooieiaoi of California which has had the effect of checking the progress of AntiJapaaese legislation prohibiting aliens from holding land.
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    AMERICA AND JAPAN.
    48 5 Renter's Washington correspondent states that the Japanese Ambassador, Mr Uchida, has delivered to President Taft a personal message from the Emperor of Japan, m which His Majesty declares that he never ga*e any cradsace to the false and wicked reports of Japaa's designs up:>n Maxico.
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGBY.
    22 5 Bee Mar 1014 a.m. In the International Rugby match at rk, Ireland beat France by twentyfiye i points to five.
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    IPOH NEWS.
    73 5 {From our earn Correspondent.} Ipob. Mar The station vaster at Tanjong Mali'" has had a severe fall from his bicycle and has fractured one arm bad Messrs Sharp and Lewis, assistants on Selaba estate, have been fined $50 and $25 respectively for thrashing a Tamil clerk 'with a
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    KELANTAN NEWS.
    261 5 Kola Bahro, March I Mr G. O. Dorrity and Mr Montgomery huo bean given a monopoly for cattle hi—ding Some time ago Dr Falshaw visited Kelantan for the purpose of reporting to the Government of the State as to cattle breeding. Messrs Dorrity and Montgomery it is understood,
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    CHINA ACQUIESCES.
    48 5 WILL D 3 WHAT SHE IS ASKED. (By Submarine Telegraph.— Reuters.) Reuter's Peking correspondent says that as a result of prolonged and earnest conferences between the Chinese Government officials, China has assured the Russian Minister that she will acquiesce unreservedly m the terms of Russia's note.
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    THE CHIEF SECRETARY.
    184 5 Questions m Parliament. m our own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March In the House of Commons on March 2% Mr C. F. Ndtdham asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies whether, m view of the offices of High Commissioner of the Federated Malay States and the Governorship
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    KARANGAN TIN COMPANY.
    106 5 A Dividend Declared. {.from oup trun Correspondent.} Penang, Mar 27. The half yearly meeting of Karangan Hydraulic tin mine was held here to-day the Hob R Young presiding. He alluded to the satisfactory increase m the profits. A dividend of 2. per cent was declared and the
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    LOCAL SHERLOCK HOLMES.
    251 5 \lmoBt Like Anarchist Novels." Mr R. St J. Braddell appeared before Mr Justice Fisher m the Supreme Court yesterday, on behalf of two Chinese who were convicted by a police magistrate on a charge of assisting m the management of a Chap vee lottery. They appealed against
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    84 5 A v soccer match will probably be played between Selangor and Sid ga pore at Singapore at Easter. It has b*H»n decided to celebrate the Coronation m Perak at two centres, viz., Ipoh and Taiping, and the Government are prep ired to tjive dollar for dollar with the public towards
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    CHAP JI KEE.
    922 5 <:i>l- 'N IN THE SUPREME COUK I In the Supreme Court, yesterday, Mr Justice Fisher delivered judgment m the appeal of Tan Guan against a decision of a police magistrate. His Lordship said Oa the argument of this appeal only one point was taken that m the
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    100 5 The Japan Gazette understands tha< M r H. V. Henson, of Messrs Jardine, Matheson A: Co.'s branch m Yokohama, will shortly return to Japan as successor to Lieut Boyle, k n\, as representative of Messrs Arm strong and of British interests m the Muroran Steel Foundry. The Viceroy of Yunan
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    KARIMATA MATAN COMPANY.
    486 5 KARIMATA MATAN COMPANY. The subscription List tor the I n Trading Company wae opened locally yesterday. This proposed Company is to have half a million dollars capital m ODe dollar shares. The vendor takes 160,000 credited as fully paid and $50,000 m cash, 140,000 are to be issued to the
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    THE PRISONS IN 1910.
    201 5 The annual report on the Prison administration during the past year shows that the daily average attendance was less m Singapore thin previous years, but considerably more m Penang and Malacca, the latter showing a growth of thirty per cent. The proportion of prisoners per hundred
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    LAST YEAR"S LAND REVENUE.
    259 5 In the annual report on the Land Office 1 0 it is stated that the revenue collected totalled $34-3,4»J3 against *155,8 V m 1909. The great rise was due to the increasein premia on grants which showed an advance of no less than $185,9!*1. Qvt rents,
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      49 5 Answer to the Question. How to cnre a cold is a qnertion m which many are interested just now. Chamberlain's Congh Remedy has won its great reputation and immense sale by its remarkable cnre of colds. It can always be depended upon. F sale by all Dealers and Dispensaries.
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      34 5 Source of Sleeplessness. The most common cause of insomnia is disorders of the stomach. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and enable you to sir* p. by all Deaierb asd Dispenear »k
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      13 5 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for ail inter nal I'.nTQplaink dysentry coughs colds Ac
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      326 5 Gramophones Records. ;1H Kennerley Rumford JHK Mdme Kirb* Lunn "ii AT POPULAR PWCH *-t^J.-»- Gramophones from $25 sBHSBS3ir=~ to $mo each. am (hem new; ROBINSON Co, Player's navy tftixmrc. 5 In lb. Patent w Air Tight Tins. Price 55 cts. obtainable at ___!^l_ Robinson Co. KATZ BROS., LTD, HARNESS SADDLERY
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      540 6 "THE MANSION." Uirrh Plq^c RnsrriintT Unrc 111 qI I Wlw sJ w WWI \m lIWMW*Bn trance. Ox ley Biae and River Vail ey Road I *1 ,tti trtp -JV Ttani* Court a Commanding View. Tenr.s Moderate. Telephone 563 ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The •teamen of this
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      562 6 BWTISH x ."DIA S. N. Co., Ltd. FOB PKNAHG, MADRAS AND NEGAPATAM. II MU 6,322 tons, T. P. Babb. Commander, will be I despatched for the above ports on Thursday, the 30th instant, at 5 p.m. She has excellent accommodation for first and second class passengers. For freight or passage
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      636 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG AND Deutsche Dampfschifffahrts Ges. M Hansa Bremen. 00MBQHD SKRVICE. The ateamors of ttu s< Companies maintain a regular Bervice betwoon Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straitn China and Japan. Homewarde, they are despatched fortnight ly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for
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      728 6 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The C panics' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles ard Liverpool and for Havre and Liverpool
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      1012 6 P. O. STEAM KaYYIttJ 'PANT. Foi China, Japan, Penang Ceylon Australia, India, Aden Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. rough Bills of Lading issued for Chia» Coast, Persian Guif, Continental and Amei can Ports. Mnamers will leave Singsnor* or aktnt MA Outwar ta 191 mi Assaye April 7 Arcadia June
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    TIN RETURNS.
    157 7 There wan a policeman (as you know, His name must not be Id Who was, they amid, so very slow He couldn't catch a cold I At last he caught a fearful cough, And, spite discomfiture. Remarked i "I'll soon be right enough With Woods' Great Puppet mint
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    582 7 Jan Feb Tota Ailagar 4 C 4,225 8,22/ Alor Pongsra 8,808 Alor Gajah 611 1,35c Alma 1 1,600 3,05( 1 Anglo Malay 61.978 58,932 115,91( Ayer Kuning 601 AyerMolek 8,P 1,995 5,825 Ayer Panes 1,967 Bakap 2,399 Balgownie 12,585 Batak Babit 2,489 118 4,955 Banteng 8,340 3,332
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    SHARES.
    1410 7 1 I Cap Issca. Paid. LibtDiv. Buybrs. Sb BE 85,000 2/ 2/ A llagar Rubber Estates Ltd 4 55 J 150,000 2/- 2/- Anglo-Malav 75% int. 1 8 M 1 I 4' 50,000 2/- 2'- Bsaaaa Malsaa 8 9 3 o* I 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 35% int.
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    EXCHANGE.
    53 7 (COEEICTID UP TO M Bank 4 m demand Private credit* 3m m credit* 6mi M Feanck, demand Bank... Germ ant, demand ttfj ia. T. T, Honokonq, demand Yokohama, demand \\\l Java, demand l4o| Bangkok, demand M 66 Sovbeiiokb, Bank Buying $8.64 Bank of England Rate... Discount 3 months bi11...
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    PRODUCE.
    130 7 March 27. TiL* i Gambier m bDyera 8.50 Gambier Cube No 1 m !4Ji Gambier Oabe No. S M non Pepper Black (erdl*, S'fert) Pepper, White (f« buyers 26.50 Nutmege (110 to tkt IK)«. M Nutmeet (80 fee t«i ft^ M Mace (Band*) M m» OIoTe« (Juaboiju^ m Bally
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    88 7 rer rractaatipov Mr Dunn, Dr. Qimlatte Mr and Mrs Crawford, Mrs Thian Phoo Per Kinta Mrs Crowfield, Miss MoColl Mr and Mrs J. M. McClymont. Mist Kl»--sherry, Mr and Mrs Cheong Kee Toian, Mr and Mrs Son Ewe Lam. Messrs < "och'rane, Bmtt, Friend, Velge, Council, Hag, Acton.
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      313 7 FOR SALE. HOUSE FOR SALE. Woodthorpe Gallop Road Tyersall and two acres FREEHOLD land. House fully furnished and all plants etc Lai at $125 per month for balance of a two For price Ac. Apply to POWELL Co. Mar 11 IM TO KUBBIR PIASTIRS For sale, 1,000,000, rubber stumps and
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      13 7 For all internal complaints dysentry cuogh atlas Ac., take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      973 7 VE8SRL4 I N POK i Flax and Tons Commanders Arrived FYom I When u Kuantan F.M.S. dredger 500 N ov 13 Kuantan oertsui Bee Mew Col. y^ht 5 0 o Morphy Jan 31 PenjU|^ Zahora Sar Royal yat. 91 Landak Ma ic bing Dock steamers Flag Ton* Master Arrived Conesnee
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    701 8 THK ANN, aL MEETING. The annuil meeting of the Swimming Club was held at the S V. C. Drill Hall last •i— ing. Mr C. E presiding over a vary satisfactory attendance. The report and acount*. which have already been given, were taken as read and on the
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    SWIMMING.
    109 8 Mr Wee Kirn Hock, son of Mr Wee Kav Pob. the young longdistance swimmer has accepted the offer of a silver medal from one of the swimming instructors of the Chinese Swimming Club to swim from town to the Club. He will swim oa the 1" h April at
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    BANDMANN COMPANY.
    67 8 The Chocolate Soldier." This popular piece was repeated at the Victoria Theatre last night by the members of the Bandmann Opera Company and was as entire success. There was a very large audience and there were many demands for encores, tbe piece going with a delightful swing. The
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    22 8 TW K>y Davjd L Anderson. 1 i Pretbe Sooehew University, died on Tva2£. :BBt at Soccbew pneumonia. l>r Anderson nad bet sometime.
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    THE BOTANIC GARDENS.
    1392 8 In the annual report on the above laid before Conncil on Friday last the following itesms are of interest. Lai I 1 -LMThere was a great scarcity of labour m the early part of the year and only very inferior coolies could be obtained at any price
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    POLICE ITEMS.
    401 8 The Bengali, who on Saturday criminally appropriated a bicycle has been arrested, and will come up for trial before Mr Acton this morning. A Chinese female stated to the police that she had had a silver hairpin snatched from her hair, m Havelock Road on Sunday night. The
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    99 8 BSTEBDArS PLAT, B Class Six. E. W. P. Fulcber beat H. W. Kilby 2—6 7_5, >;_4. C MNGLBS. Thomas beat Henderson —1. I— l>. 7 5. Championsi Howe beat Wilson 6 2, »J— 2. Newcomers' Handicap. F.Eichenberg beat D. Wood t, 6—3. Championship Pairs. L.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    309 8 The Calypso lands tobacco for shipment to Kurope ;md bunkers coal. The "B)u»t>on" ci uipleted her loading at Tanjong P<igar yesterday and left for Saigon m the evening. The Memnon lands 2,100 tons of general cargo, bunkers 500 tons and sails for Northern ports to-day. The Gorgon is
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    S. AFRICAN SHIPPING RING.
    61 8 rther Drastic Legislation. Cape Town, March l'.h. Sir D P. Graaf introduced an amendment to the Post Office Hill which contains a clause debarring the conclusion of mail contracts with any shipping company granting rebate* empowering the Government to differentiate against goods shipped m vessels belonging
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    PASSENGERS LEFT.
    248 8 Per N. I> ID/ess Alice for Europe. Mr and Mrs E R Lancaster, Mr J. Stewart Black, Mr John Anderson, Mr Louis T. Leonowens, Miss Mary Jones and Mr D. Anderson, Mr and Mrs R M. E/ekiel, Hon. and Mrs D. T. Boyd, Consul General and Mrs Kiliani
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    Next Mails Due.
    76 8 From Europe.— Per N. D. L. Prinz Ludwig, on Friday next, with mails of Mar 8. From China.— Per M. M. Ernest Simons, on Monday next. MAILS ALREADY DESPATCHED FOE LONDON. Left Due Arrived P A O Peb 23 Mar 18 Mar 1 X D L Fat
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      36 8 Rheumatic Pains. When you have rheumatism m your foot or instep apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm and you will get quick relief. It costs but a triri.Why suffer For sale by all Dealers and i fa $eosaric3.
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      177 8 k 'VANA'— k j^TONIC WINE J) 000 000 C O I I ao O OK^ 1 1 o One or two dotes daily, )f strengthen body, brain and U nerves, and counteract the y\ fatigue and depression o J| produced by extreme heat. Kr Fortifies against Malaria Of all Chemists
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