The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 April 1912

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 13 1912. NO. 7 f 49r>
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    108 1 THE DAY 'S NEWS. The Irish Honk- Hnlc Hill has bofefl introduced in the Comnions. Mr As(\nitli explainivc lIl wmwiw in full and lucid inaiiiicr l'af»o 7. At u Mii-lmgan llrpuhlicsin convontion there was free fi^ht hctweeu the rival parties of Taititt's and Koosrvelters- I'uge 7. News from the mining
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    MAIL DAY IN THE MESS.
    1214 1 Till' tnOCb Wanted fllill made ..in, impossible und I strolled OTer to the neighbouring Neei to se.- [f thej required a fourth ;it bridge This M M< I might explain, is OOOUpied by lonr happv and ;ieti\e >oung liriti.-her^ who er> occasionally arouse the rest
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      545 1 KHARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH, ft I NORTH BRIDGE RfMD. TONIGHTS ~PRJOGRAMME A SISTER'S LOVE, 1,000ft., (H.o-raph A powerful well acted drama, full of heart interest, showing the power of a sister's love, and how it is rewarded. MESSAGE of the VIOLIN, 1 ,000 ft., (Biograph.) THE FUGITIVE. 1 ,000 ft., (Biograph.)
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      405 1 EXPRESS. To-Night To-Night The Cinematograph Francais 111 At tho foot of Fort Canning. Corner of High St. Will exhibit a sot of Various Makers' films A. 8.. Star, (lonnania. American Vita^raph. Lubin. Ambriosio. Ooamopolitan and tho host of Pathe Films. Tho films will Ik? scrooned with |>erfect steadi ness and
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      219 1 3o<»£a\>'s Revert iecmenta. a lost Parcel Pa#e l. Singapore Sporting c\u\> notiroa Faga 11. Moojki. tattooist Etoao Japan Page Property Invosttnouts. I'owoll and Co Page •">. Hampbrey, Taylor and Cos liqoeura ai Garner, Qiieloh and Co Paajt 7. Haiiiihton s Circus announceineut Page 1 Kin<,' George IV whisky at Kat/
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      103 1 THE WEEK. Saturday 13th. High Water— 7-9 am.. '.*■•> pm. B. I. Outward Mail duo. N. D. L. Outward Mall diu II iruiu N«\v ai ci'iiiiiK n> < Sunday 14th. High Water— 14 anj.. 1-81 pin. Low Soadaj Monday 15th. High Water— -2 aiu.. 0-4:< pm. K. A. S. CouoeU
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    "MY FRIENDSHIP WITH HOHENLOHE."
    739 2 "MY FRIENDSHIP WITH HOHENLOHE." A JUiuinkss's Book oi Rkvki. vmo\s. "You have a keen eye for the drift, of affairs. Destiny bersc-f has led me to you, j ray dear Alex: "a iuus deux, nous) arriverons bien a waettw l'Allemagne daplomb." So wrote the late Prince Hoheniohe early in their
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    RUSSIAN DREADNOUGHTS.
    179 2 COKTKA4 T I m: Amki.h a. New York. March 1 ltii despatch from Philadelphia printed in .m New fork newspaper this morning ntuies. on the authority of the agent of Messrs Cramp arul Sons, shipbuilder! of that city, that Russia has practically decided to hn\e built at the
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      500 2 THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. HAVE THE FAMOUS PAT HE machines records no troublesome needle to change no scratch and bother. records"by CARUSO. Mac CORMACK. BEN DA VIES. KIRKBY LUNN. MARIO ANCONA Etc., j $2-5O each. DOUBLE SIDED. NOTICES SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. NOTICE. Ladies att< uiliuk the Ksues ou the
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      808 2 Jas. CHRISTIE, PREMIER TURF ACCOUNTANT, SINGAPORE. ATTENDS ALL MEETINGS F. M. S., JAVA, STRAITS, BANGKOK, Now Transacting business on the SINGAPORE SPRING MEETING DOUBLES ANY TWO DACES, STRAIGHT OUT ON ALL EVENTS WIN AND PLACE. NO LIMIT Representative TH. Add. TRITON. EDM. FOSCOLO, Telephone Office 186. I. The Arcade. Residence:
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      395 2 WANTED WANTED Threeor four sea .1 >[„, good numJnti ord« Bi ["'<•«• "CAR IV, i Api 10 COCONUT PROPERTIES WANTED By London mill I. •»<><» Coast, with at taMi woicroiiii I lfar JJI* 11 illwttli ori| Option MMI Awm I for Report anil Valuation by Lx,. Apply by letter only
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      221 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. ST. ANDREW S CATHEDRAL. I Fan BUXA4I .1 ter Kasikh. Ejow Snnda> 1 Mk Aj.ril 191J. 7 -t iu Hol\ Coiiirininioii. Hymm 1-7. 51H. 140. 715 a.m. Holy ComBMUMOB, DOral) .'n:<l St'iiuon. r )a.in. Mattes A F.ifauy. H\mnAo4. 4 [>.ru. Sund; t Bchool A Bible Classes. §>M)p.m.
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    LATAH AND AMOK.
    1257 3 mouths agoa considerable amount of interest was exhibited in the articie^ and convsporidenco in these col tun. is •Bangkok Daily Mail) concerning the peculiar psychological phenomenon known amongst the Siamese as" meL see." It was then suggested, as we believe it had been by medical men before,
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    BERI-BERI.
    374 3 The widely accepted theory that beri l>eii is caused by the consumption of polishsd or over-milled rice (says the Tropical Agriculturist* is seriously challenged by the Malaya Medical Journal. The contention ol I>r. Fraser. of the Malay States Research Institute. whos»* name became prominent in connexion with' this matter
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    DEATH OF MR LEONG FEE.
    178 3 We regret to record the death of .M r Leong Fee which occurred in his reside \o. 7. Leith Street, at the age of B6 years. The deceased had been Suffering from asthma tor a considerable number of years and recently took a trip to
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      171 3 SATISFACTION?! SCOTCH s WHISKY fK~ iBIg j FOR CONNOISSEURS \^Sj r 'Propri fo% i D. 6; j. McCALLUM, LDINBURGH, j I SCOTLAND. i STABUSHEO IB2OJ g J Caldbeck, Macgre^or Co., Singapore. 0 DUNLOP Cycle Tyres Are the best qua- J^h, lity and value also A ;^m, the most popular 1
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      25 3 Cypridol is the iiJOMt trustworthy and bent of all mercurial remedies in the treatment of sticond.'try .symptoms. (Unsolicited) Lajatette Bknnkvt, m.i>. Central Cily, U.S.A. 3
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      213 3 f>a X %MWBAJ^f^^B^\ JbliC^^^ t S S S f oJk^f v: >^ W*WBam%Dßa2 1 uijii i<in« if il'imit HiiMHii i m T^Bmml ;^^^Maft?aßsßMammm^^^^ c;^c? Vffi^MMSsS^Bm^^El z v a.-» I Xi 4BB»^^.^Baaaaw **at E i awßß^r Vsffl9at SBaamnV. aamar^^m^JP^B^. alßaw Hp 'rScj j fw bM vBB I Kffla r*3F mm jh
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    A WANING FACULTY.
    411 4 Onpof therepultbof the universal rollnction ;ut<l spread of news is that we me !>« •L'iiuiiMg to lose the fiiculty of wonder :ind Mm power of being astonished. No growl tbing leally happens suddenly; tlu'i*' i-> always a ehain of evtutb leading up to it. a series of
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    BAMBOO HATS: A GROWING INDUSTRY.
    313 4 A growing industry and one that pro tuises ft> experience a steady growth iu the future is the manufacture ami export of bamboo hats, which has received a re markahle impetus since that passage of the I'ayiu'-Aldnch Hill providing for the free admission of these
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    A SENSATIONAL ARREST IN SHANGHAI.
    217 4 hi spite of the inauguration of trial bj jury in Chinese Courts in Shanghai, says the N. C. Ihiily News, u fowh instance of highhandedness on the part of the local authorities was supplied recently by the arrest of Mr. Bang Han -chang. maunder t)l
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    THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA.
    747 4 Thk New Cabinkt. The Nanking correspondent of the s'.-C. I>.'i!y Newß telegi\iphed on March 16th The ({uestiou of the Cabinet's comlOMliou hits been under discussion since ;he arrival of Tang Shaoyi. The list Irawn up by the Premier and the Provisional Government has been submitted to
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    THE DEADLY FLY.
    113 4 In view of plague Of Hies at Ramsey (Huntingdonshire) lust sunnner, the ineiliral otVicer of hcultli (|)r. K. Llewellyn) in his annual report gfoai (he following ur a reminder for the coining summer The fly comes gaily unto us. His feet sill gummed wtih poison pus And,
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      854 4 No, "any tonic" won't do Get Sanatogen r The doctors parting caution emphasises a convic- TKe Ken. Mr. Justice tion base<l upon knowledge ami experience. The doctor hmotvt that the ordinary "tonic" is nothing ll r V 1 illl* v. «nrt Lahore. I'unjiil'. nut :i teni]x>r.ir\ stimulant. He fc— wt
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      8 4 For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint C»»e.
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      10 4 For Children's Hackiug Coagh at Night, Woodb' Great Peppermint Cure.
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      564 4 r Wolfe's 1 Schiedam SCillftftP JJS# j j A Refreshing and Exhilarating Drink and i4&^2SA valuable Medicinal wotro Beverage in ail cases of Malaria,Li ravel, lnsomriia, ■mw illwNt H Kidney Troubles, Stone r H ■in Bladder, Urinary iii::^ H Affections, Colic, Debility, |T" H Stomachic Troubles, v^^ps I Diarrhoea, &c.
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    HARNESSING THE SUN'S RAYS.
    1347 5 A Si < ks>i ri. SOLAI Ksdisi;. The possibility of using the beat of the Mm*t rays to raise steam for driving machinery has been the dream of fer »ile minds foi many rsacs. Weird and Immense plants were erected comprising j the disposal of mirrors
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    STANDARD OIL.
    553 5 Ml rHOD Of K\ I F.\|.|\(. TBADB. I Mtil x>mi«- four or live years au«». tlie Oil C ompany sold itn products in "watow much a> otlici commodities nn»old that Is, any dealer ould com.* and muwluum tmmh qaalittei as hv tlkom from mil Bgante. lider these conditions
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    A RUNNER AT FIFTY.
    456 5 Once handicapped by Nervous Prostration, h< regains strength through Dr. Williams' Pin> At the a^e ol 51, Mr Henry H.-ys, of Booh' dale, claims tt: be the champion short-dist-ance sprinter iu the world. M I am open," he states," tc run any mac iu the world
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      192 5 F. CLARKE Co. |207, Queen-st., Singapore. Livery Stable Keepers Fodder Merchants. For Rubber-tyred Gharries and Best Rubber tyred carriages, ring up Telephone 916. FODDER delivered to any part of the Island. SPECIALITY FURNITURE REMOVALS in our own Vans, by our own men. GENERAL CARRIERS. C. ZIMMERMANN, Proprietor. Jan 18 uc
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      376 5 FOB SALE FOR SALE One L.M.O. Motor Cycle, Hk lIP. Single Cylinder. Free Engine 1911 Model, almost now and in nrst class condition. Apply to No. 3, OHOBY GHAUT. T ApIM 2.-,t IRON SAFES FOR SALE PRIVATELY. Five new Austrian iron safes and stands by B. Fin st. Vienna. On
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      849 5 I T "KT TT 8 P TA T 1 9 is a liquid waterproofing material for 15 E the protection of all sorts of iron, f\ |j steel, cement and concrete construe- M tions exposed to the corrosive actions m of water, acids, dampness, atmosm pheric inflences etc. $5 Used
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    IN MEMORIAM.
    20 6 In affectionate remembrance of "JOE," a fox terrier a^i'il ei^ht months. Brutally shot at Katoiitf. 12th April, 1911.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, April 13, 1912.
    1162 6 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, April 13, 1912. I Mr Aspirins house of cards which the third Boom Itule Hill will prove to l>«\ is mainly Mr (il..\l>sTONK Rill of lN'w with series of modifloations. hi his first Bill Mr (Ilads tonk excluded Irish mcinlxTs from sitting in the House
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    136 6 On Mondav the K,th inst. at H p.m there will bfl a »lel)ate at tbm Voann Mm s Moslem Ahsoriation. No. 49 .1a1an Tainhah, th.« Kuhject hein^, which produces moie happiness, wealth or education Miss Uadfoid, of the Worlds Vounf Women's Christian Association, will gi\e an address to women on
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    THE NEW DUTCH CLUB.
    563 6 Last Nu.ht's Bam.. Last evening the member! of the Dutch community in Singapore formally opened (heir new Club in Cairn Hill Hoa<l. in the presence of an almost universal gathering of their own nationality and of in;in\ friends and well -wishers. The needs of the community
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    GOLF.
    106 6 Kitkl Qumnos, matcii Will be played at Keppel Links on Sunday Utfe at I 1 a.m. sharp. 11. T. Whit»» iind.l. I'.mnie v. Cant. H. O. Pinches and l.t. l». M. Black. v. Pergusonand w. |>. Do\« Majorfl finer al Stepheneea and (apt. Bwati. l». Noble and v Muclhi
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    SMALLPOX AND WATER
    211 6 Bom Tifaowti in Kallajm Rksebvchb. On 11m Ttli him., tiu' i»otl> oft China--111:111 who bad died trow small poa wmi j found flouting in Ike un\ re— rTOJr K.ii lang. Tlu> body bad i»i»p;ir»'nti> beeai tin-own into iiw rceertolv t«> piejiejil tb»* antkori kiei fioiii ditcoTerin^ wlinv
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    NEW ISOLATION HOBPITAI
    641 6 ArraoAi him j The first oi th< h i^pita 1 ol > ,to be entirely un.l. th- Municipality is DO* m an and a. fe« MOBlbi fthoold s,. e it. tion. It tetfcl UulntUM, Hosp,;, IM for the pvrpoaa deal,,,* uirl, infectious diMMC within the M In
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    136 6 slumr ;it tlliv |iO|)il!:»l plmv t f during t ht* wrck uli«-n \\w Im^ pi Included Blmt of levwtJ mn&u Olimp »»i pittin«'M|iii> BrittMj olonn-.i WON imuh ;ulniir«'ti. :t ml th<' COn m clndfd \»i Orcb— tral l«i\H. i" th* Mutiuil I•♦<11 t :iikl tli»> u< mill Mas
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    64 6 Kvatt A Co. Imliatfiti 1 .7 T*» ><;«> A kckxl em aini a quick mi) Anil a curt! that s QBMp Im'.kk A safi* iiiro an«l a nun 1 cure, And a cure that works uisul* A nice euro and a Hwoot earn. One that wcrks
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      343 6 Macgregor's V.O.S. SCOTCH WHISKY. AS SIPPIJHI) TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS, N. B. M.'s. TREASURY, HOUSE OF COMMONS, H. B. M.S. NAVY ARMY, HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, OTTAWA, FOREI6N LEGATIONS, &c. SUPPLIED BY MACGREGOR, CALDBECK Co, L'don Glasgow, CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co., HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, TIENTSIN, K. LUMPUR SINGAPORE. [LITTLES] I GASH CLEARANCE
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    HOME RULE BILL.
    2100 7 PREMIER'S INTRODUCTION. SOME LIVELY PASSAGES. Practical Measures in Place of Heroics. r Imperial News Service. Jxmdon, via Durban. he House of Commons was crowded not to such an extent as tor the two previous bills. No chairs were placed «he rioor of the House as was the
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    MALARIA CAMPAIGN.
    321 7 COUMBXDABLE MUNICIPAL ACTIOS. M. EL c. Bomaenndmni Chitt) appeared before Mr Kirmstone. first magistrate. jrestereay morning in response to a sum mons charging him with allowing land at Honserset Road to be overgrown wifh rank and noisome vegetation. Mr K. <;. Stevens was lor ihe defence. when charged,
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    STRENUOUS POLITICS.
    108 7 POLICE AND MILITIA TO THE RESCUE. [By Submarine Cable]. Imperial Xews Service. London, via Durban. A telegram from Renter's correspondent at Bay City, Michagan, states that at the Republican State Convention the Taftites gained early possession of the hall and excluded the Roosevelters who rushed the doors and
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    MINERS RETURN.
    39 7 Belter's Service. London, via Bombay. The South Wales men are returning to work in large numbers in deference to a manifesto by the leaders. The Wigan coalfield was M uiet yester day and the workers were uninterrupted.
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    BYE-ELECTION CANDIDATES.
    30 7 IMI'KKIAL XEWS SEUVICE. London, via Durban. Sir J, I). Rees. Unionist and Mr Thomas William Dobson. e\ M.l\ for Plymouth, have been chosen us candidates for Kast Nottingham.
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    THE MISSING AUGSBURG.
    35 7 Rriter's Service. London, via Bombay. The steamer Augsburg." overdue from Natal to Java, is reported to be drifting in latitude Br, north, longitude M west. The steamer Uienien is searching lor her.
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    RIVAL RIFLE SIGHTS.
    40 7 Relter's Service. London, via Bombay. The whole juestion of rifle sights will be dealt with at a conference at Ottawa on April 24. The English delegates an Colonels Harrow and Cross.', and they start iov Ottawa to-morrow.
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    VOLCANO IN PANAMA.
    36 7 I?kltkrV Service. I^ondon. via Bombay fruit steamer has arrived at Mobile Alabama and reports that thousands have been killed and a number of Indian villages destroyed h\ an eruption of Chiriuue Peak. Panama
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    RUMOUR OF POPE'S DEATH.
    28 7 Recteh's Service. London, via Bombay. A private telegram has been received at Madrid announcing the death of the Tope. This is denied at Rome
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    FUNNEL-LESS STEAMER AT PENANG.
    88 7 IVuang. April 1 2th. The Mast Asiatic Company's new oil fuel steamer Selandia took _>.*» days between Genoa and Penang and has behaved splendidly, on one day covering .5(10 knots. The best speed was twelve knots per hour. The eapiain and otlieers are tboroughl\ pleased with
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    BANKRUPTCY.
    173 7 Before Mr. hist ice Fisher in the Supreme Court yesterday. The following public examination* down for hearing were postponed lor week. Said Marican and Co. lion Seng Ho. .1. <i. T.oyd. Kboo Chiang. Chan Seng, Chew Foo San. Be B. C'ropley. This case bail been postponed several times the
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      119 7 ROBINSON Co D'ORSAY PERFUMERY Finest Quality French Perfume. ROSE D'ORSAY hc« ota-saMM. HELIOTROPE, LILAS, MIMOSA, JASMIN, ZLANG ZLAN6. D'ORSAY ROSE SOAP, D'ORSAY IRIS SOAP. I ROBINSON &C? KATZ BROS., Ltd. IS THE FIRM TO BUY YOUR Wines Provisions FROM KATZ BROS., Ltd. GLASS RUBBER TAPPING CUP. HALF LEMON SHAPE, SIZE
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      565 8 THE Singapore Free Press MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The Singapore I ree PMM «s a Morning I>aily. and is on salt ar depots, frouianearh liour each luorninu SMUtiays excepted). Cabi price Ten (ents a OOpy. Bnhacrihnra 1 oopiea win be delivered atthtii pi I fain residenoea* (ov townotiicesor godownr
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      777 8 SHIPPING BRITISH INDIA S. N. Co., Ltd FOR Penang, Rangoon, and Calcutta Thk Company's Stkamkh "ERINPURA" "».">OO toils. Hi J. Brooks, 11. N. U. Coiinaaiuiei will be despatched for the above ports on Tlimsday the Lftth instant, at "> n. in. Slie has excellent accoiumodation for ilrst and heoond clans
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      647 8 SHIPPING N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. A Fortnightly service is maintained hetween Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, under mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The New Twin SOrem Steamers maintaining this service have been spedalH designed and constructed, and sre Used
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      672 8 SHIPPING P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Tnrough Bills of Lading issued for China Coaßt, Persian Gulf. Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. 1912 Outward (for China) Oriental Apl 19
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      689 8 SHIPPING. KdX. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail Mtcaniera of this Company Hail fortnightly from Uremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Boothamp ton, Gibraltar, Qenoa, Naples, (oonnectini Marseilles, Naples, aJezandna and vic<^ vmm Port Said, Sues, Aden. Colombo, Penang Btnjapore, iion^kon^, Shanghai, Tsin^tati Nagasaki and
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      441 8 SHIPPING Hamburg America LiJT Hamburg Deutsche Dampfschif f-fahrts r. "Hansa" Bremen e COMBINED SERVICE The sf. i men of tl a ragnlai ien Ux Antwerp, China and Japaa. Hoc ly f<»r Havre and Ha Bn m. i h.i\t d din Col' >liil, Takii. A.mst4 rdatn Rotterd Oporto, Lood >D. i.i\«
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    CHINA'S NEW FOUNDATIONS.
    416 9 TNIQCE PATCHWORK OF DIFFICULTIES. A highly interesting account of "the astounding complexities of Um situation" in China was JtiflgMphiJ wi eutly from Peking by the special oorretpoodrat of the Daily Telegraph. 1 1 writes Yoaa Shikai. who has been installed as Republican President, merely represents a uicel>
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    ENGLAND AND JAPAN.
    200 9 BENBI its OF ALUAJK r.. Tt)kio. Kel>. J. A vrry high oMicial of the JafAMM Foreign Otlice. in onversation with Kentit's representative to day. said It must be frankly a.lnuttea ibut in certain quarters the •fltelMMj of t\u> ftlliaOCfl has rercntly been errom-oiislv MMrted to exit! aoMj
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      797 9 SHIPPING. Toyo Kisen Kaisha (ORIENTAL S. S. Co.) AND Western Pacific Railway Co. New Route Via China, Japan, Honolulu and San FranCisco to all points in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. 1 10 SCICW Tnrbine LinerB "SHINTO MARU", "TENYO and all nJSf.rn V he neens of the Pacific.
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      841 9 INSURANCE FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established 1882. INSURANCE in Force, over $45,000,000.01 New Business, 1910, over »6,640,000.0C T?^ g «TT^ ett Sur P Jus above liabilities lot K-hbkRVE and all outstanding claims. Direct Government Supervision. Cash Loans, Settlements, etc, made local!* Policies are WORLD WIDE." J. H. EVANS,
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      558 9 BANKS THE STRAITS BANKING Co. Private Banking Business, 5 Change Alley. Current Accounts opened from *10 upwards Interest on the daily balances at 2% p. a. Deposits received at rates which may be ascertained on application. H. HAUFjFE, Manager -I± 9 9-5 charteredlank of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY
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      124 9 NETHERLANDS-INDIA 1 COMMERCIAL BANK. Establish kd 1H63. CAPITAL. Nominal Gls. l"».c)OO.OOO— (abt. fi^.W.ooo) Paid-up i-_>.40i.0.-,0-< £i]o33i4-iO> RESERVE FUND. Gls. :<. l>.V-\ l->7,01 (abt 1-271.O1:) Head Ofkk k Amsterdam. (with Sub -Office at the Hague) Hkad aOB» v Hatavia. BRANCHEB Hon^ktmn, Sainarang, Sourabaya, Bamlong, lmlramayou, Weltevrwlen. Probolmggo. Ainpenan and Tjilatjap. CORRESPONDENTS:
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    HOW OTHER NATIONS HANDLE STRIKES.
    820 10 PIJBJ IC L'TIUTI SKKVM ANI» LK<.ISIi.MK»N. A highly instructive return prepared from information in the possession of the La bonr Department of the Hoard <>F Trade relating to The text and Operation Oi <er tain laws in the British Dominions and foreign countries affecting strikes
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    CANNING MANGOES IN INDIA.
    532 10 Mr U II ftfilchel, ('nited States Coun-*el-General, C'ul«utta, writub ill a recent itepori A few years u^o a young Hindu iiHiiifd A.H. Sircar conceived the idea of canning mangoes in India, Afti?r giving the mat- ter considerable thought ho went to the I l aited stutes
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    TIN RETURNS.
    129 10 1911. Mar. 1912. B*UI 4,90.- 540 Braant >* >-t i( Hius.h 5,094 M t jD Chenderiaag 440 ;,26 1() l»*"^ 1,000 1,040 Heawood 9)4,806 580 1 Kamuning(<lol]an)o)49,ll9 2,270 9,700 Kuimluu .'l,OOB j«» Ki"li 11>4,065 58« Kinta Association 9»«,8r»:i 1.9.")7 Klt?tiivn« 1,094 2SI Knuiiut Tulai 6,848 I 107 Laluit
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS
    836 10 The first total whero given Evpreaentl figures for 1911, except where a Jitjui in: brackets is given rapVMMltillg so many months. Estate managers and agentl will oblige by correcting returns If WtiMM, LamM li M:ij< tl.r M^l'",, Waljtka Pinda 1(, jj Malakoff Hand og g M.Mjlill Merg
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    Britsh North Boineo.
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    SHARES.
    1154 11 RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. ft^ l8 J UE ID LABTDIV. BUYERS. SKLLKRB. «5,000 2s 2s Allagar 10% 33 a 7 x I*o,ooo 2s 2s Anglo-Malav 70% 17 ft is I >0.000 28 2s Batang Malaka 2 t "I q *0,000 1 1 Batu Caves 140% .13 5 0 14 0
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    EXCHANGE.
    62 11 fCORRECTED UP TO April 12.) Bank 4m a 2-4 6-l« demand 2-4$ Private credits 3ms 2-4^ credits 6mg 2-411-18 France demand Bank 294 Germany, demand 238* I*«U,T.T. 174^ Hongkong, demand 16$ i Yokohama, demand 114 i Java, demand 140$ Bangkok, demand |aj Sovereigns, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England
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    PRODUCE.
    132 11 April I*. Tin ...'1 7.", tons sold* 97.62x. Gambier m* Gambier t/übe Xo. 1 15.75 Gambier Cube No. 2 nom. Popper Black ordin. Spore buyan 21.00 Pepper, (White fair) 80.60 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) nom. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) nora! Mace 'Banda) |]f Cloves (Aniboina) nom. Bali
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      123 11 FOR Estate Coolie Lines Z* 00 [Jk£ Q (HIGHY CONCENTRATED) DISINFECTANT WILL BE FOUND THE Most Economical SUPPLIED IN TWO QUALITIES 1 PaMVOMi I riM.ms. -on. No. 1 (Highly Concentrated) $1.75 $3.25 $7.50 No. 2 (Standard Quality) $1.25 $2.25 $4.75 In the matter of Disinfectants IOW price means low Efficiency
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      85 11 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART tfAATSCHAPPIJ UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. Kokmai R«Bfltt A ]H V. D. Parra Kiak, B^ngkalis, Pamh. Asalian, Bcla wan- Deli, P.-iian^ Apr 18 van Hoorn Ratavia. Samarangaiul Sourahaya
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      699 11 VESSELS IN^ORt! Steamer, Nat. Tonnage <* Master From Consignee, For «iau«Seu K D», 7»« Cml« S^STIM ?t^ Hve.,eon« Brit «W nL <a V ff fJS IndoMmk. Bri»«M7«kh« £kZr» 4 LSfi 1 i il I:l *>11l lOZ i»lS»>n l'(-fl-||(<r 111 VW i> I,:;,:;;,,;';;,:;;; 5» stf Ngi Mov DnfcM v i -yoiutcah.
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      192 11 MAIL, TABLE. To-Day. 11lfgllaadlalß ami l(K*al mails will be found iu list Ik low IVnang. Malacca. K. M. S. A .Tohore. (Ovarian*) (Daily by Train) 6 a.m k 6 p.m. EL, s bai a Japan Priaa Lndwig h u »::it:i\ia kc rlOOni 7 AM Korimuu Olanfgi 9 am Cucob Hock
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    985 12 Quicquid agunt nomine* nostri eat farago libclli. Jvvkna.li. With a dismembered Constitution it has Imm'h well remarked ilivit do legislation now has an> moral sanction under Single Chamber flo^fll *****— t The Houm 1 of Lords w n paralysed to clew the way for the progression
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    THE WRECKED "OCEANA."
    1283 12 Graphic Narratives. London. March 17. <>u the first dasout from London on what was intended to be her last voyage before being discharged from active service, the I', and (>. liner "Oceann" sank in the English Channel yesterday after a collision with the German barque Pisagua." The
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    THE ASSIZES.
    501 12 Before the Chiel Justu s Sii W H\ adman Jones I O.HB Kv II'! Nc I Of the six Tamils charged with fabricat inn false evidence one jroung woman was discharged and the < »t iicr ftve were sentenced to three yean each. Him \c h <m Tim
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    HARMSTONS.
    122 12 The uncertainty of t he. weat her during the past lew davshasbeen noticeable, and the explanation came to band yesterday mornin^ in the person of Mr. Robert Alton, who i> handing out attractive bills of what Harmston's will have to show the public on Friday next. The tent is
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    329 12 The P. and <). Outwaicl tatermediate Steamer Boi'HeO arrived at Penang Jit I~> .">*» p.m. OO ThursdAy and is due at Port Swettenhan flt a.m.. tO-dn) 'Saturday). Slu« iniiv be expected here* about H a.m.. j on Sunday, the 14th instant. The M. M. Company's Steamer llai phoiUt*
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    THE GAZETTE.
    349 12 Instrument proTisiouall) appointitiji Mr William Wallace Cook to '•<■ tempoi aril] an L'nofßciaJ Member <>i the Legists u\ t oi'mc il dm m>i the ahsi nee 'i«»i thi *e Settlenienti uf the Hon*ble Charles William DarbishJre arai passod under the Public s»-.ii of the Colon) on tbe UOtb
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      208 12 £1 Ort A YEAR FOR YOUR IA/IT>T% WW (CHILD OR YOURSELF) W g For example, a man age 25, whose wife is about the sa age, would only be required to deposit £32-5-0 annual in order to secure for his wife, should she survive £100 a year for life. Again,
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      147 12 CLEARANCES. [Nationality British if not specified.] April 11 Har.\ WadHworth, Guthrie, Tientsin. Rumphius, i>ut. Donok, Batavia. Bwaerdecroon. Dut. Hnyckman, B'massin. Bronwer, Dut, Bohcla, Rhio, Anambss and Natalias Is. i'a/ilka. Whitiughnm. Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta. Resident Schitr. Dut,Budfn, Rhio. Nichin Mjiiu. .lap. Hari, Hongkong. Lady Weld, Jones. Malacca Mmu OlenJochy, Jones,
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