The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 March 1919

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPOKE, THURSDAY, MARCH 27 1919. NO. 9,020
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    THE DAY'S NEW.
    235 1 THE DAY'S NEW Shipping news will be found on page 10. Mail items from Indian and Australian papers on page 10 A special letter on Scottish sport ie given on inside pages. Results of yesterd-iy's lawn tennis ties and of cricket pnd football matches will be found on page 10.
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    RHYME.
    1378 1 The one cboid we Lave added to the 3reek lyre (l) 1 And co with glee the verse rt~>*H free. In dirg dong chime of emg-*ong rhyme' (2) Ii etands on record that m liicbard'e tiraei A rain was hanged for very honest rhymes 8) Dr Sayce attributes an
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      122 1 RAFFLES HOTEL. 77ie largest and most successful Hotel on the Island. FACING THE SEA. Luxurious suites of Rooms and spacious lounges, verandahs and beautiful grounds. AFTERNOON TEAS. Every Thursday, Music m attendance. Cinema on the Lawn from 6 15 p.m. First class cuisine. Guest night every Saturday, dinner followed by
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      273 1 CADILLAC, MARMON, WHITE -W|^M The super-durability that the layman U-— ffl .j tinds m the Royal lypewriter, the '-a-i'^aa^M automobile engineer can foretell from |i B^^SffWw Royal construction. It is an unequalled '"vf^^^t tribute to the Royal that makers of such '.■^■/^■^^^^Sn tine cars as the above have adopted The
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      114 1 L4TKST AOVEHfiSEM^NTS. E lerman line later t sailing liat— Page 6. Rvui.aon and Co (or men's wear Page 5. Great Eastern Life Assurance Company balaaca sheet— Page 7. Bankruptcy notices ra Ammakotty Am < mil, and Chee Toon Cheng Page 8. Third edition of the Vanity Fair show thin evening
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      102 1 THE WEEK. Thursday 27th. High Waler— s 16 a.m., 7-39 p.m. Lodge Emulation. 8. 3D p.m. Vanity Fair, 9.15. FriJa? 28th. riigh Wal.r-- 6-46 a, 6-28 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Meeting, 1.13 p.m. Municipal Couumissicn, 3.30 p.m. Vanity Fair, 9.15 p.m. Sa:srf&:, 29th High Wfctet 767 9 Bpm. Lodge Ailsa
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      498 2 Victoria Theatre To-Night To-Night EDGAR WARWICK PHE>KNT the Third Edition ■JMEI3 Including "Viva Itallano- "Verdi Come to Life" Ros«-* Petals* 1 etc. BETTER THAN FV r li PLAN at MOU TRIE'S F.M.S. VANITY FAIR TOUR Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 31, *pril 1, 2 fpoh, pril SA 4 (aentrai 1 NiGHT-TjME IS
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      769 2 ABSOLUTELY Nothing to offend M Wayang Gamberite* at the ORCHARD ROAD. Doiit Judge by the titles, come acd see tho Pictures, and i hen Express an opinion. Complete Change of Programme Ta-Sight at 9-30 INCLUDING A Triangle Fine #rt Production m 5 acts ENTITLED "The lily and The Rose" a
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      385 2 From Tuesday, March 25 to Sunday /If arcA 30 The Serial that all Lovers of Serials are Flocking U Sec and another of those film productions of great entertaining va'ue patrons Clamour for at THS ALHAMBR The hail for Music and Fe3t :rcs. Beacb P°ai Second Show at 9 p.m.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES,
    1274 3 Iwued by PHASER A C)o.. Bxahuge and Share Br ►k«f« Mai J'ith. *4U fUOtMIQM of 8io»!io« Sa%?t? vo t-* %c *e#atded M f ately •otat«»> for ue vreiSßl cur. U-o*. Pail. tmst nniii *fc*a«* t 100,001; ip ?>• A^ifmi i so 8?»,93<) «s la j po-Jm to
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      522 3 CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. W. I> W w rrew r '»a pH toe aoa.'Troa-^ -amnnic uion I 23 3 r, y Te lrt r. Buch, re. Helba'f, i.urr. Th£SIMG4PJRE OI>PcVI34Ry, Ltd. (In i itdau?m the iltteroT thee >o, n ies Ordi.anc.l9li tfc« latter, f the i,,,, m%Wknnm h IM the" 'Va.tor.of
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      806 3 The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888. In the Supreme Court of the Strilti Settlement!. KKTTMCMENT Ot .SI^OAPOKK SUMMARY CASE IM BANKRUPi-'Y No. 11 of 1919. UK (i) Amm^kltty Ammal. H'-celvlng Order male l*th March, -919. Da'e of OrCer for Baniiuary Ariuici-tratlon a:th March, 1919. Date of Adjadication MM March, 1019 L>att! acd
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      1142 3 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND EXCHANGE Notices Is hereby given that the Annual General Meerirg of the Men: born cf the Singapore Chaaiber of Cjramoico A Exct.a*3ge j will be held within the Exchange Buildings |on Friday th;2-th( > ay of March, 19 9ajt 15 p m. for the purpose
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      644 3 By Order cf the Snp^'ntendent Govcrpmont M !)olies MCXinW SAiX OF OMfISCATED p IV •uprl-jc^ .--•>. WM Iry Gin Ora-jge b'ttor. fainso^. Va»i tig tobacco. iqar», f'herootb. J hv Wa'ker WhlHky H'-.-r OgatetlQ i i»ef, i'illow TiR Motf, li Kapi, Etc, To be h«ld it Mass ri Chlntf Kfig L*«
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    The Singapore Free Press Thursday, March 27, 1911,
    2196 4 The Singapore Free Press Thursday, March 27, 1911, 1 1 Feeling m the F,ir Eist has at times turned with criticism against thi? policy of a discriminative open door, such as is shown by the Japanese and the Dutch (also by some of the] Australian Dominions). These states forbid oOAttwiM
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    MORE HOMEWARD PASSAGES
    42 4 From Our (hr% Corn»p<md**i Kiirle Lntrpor, M«rcb l 6 The Mftisy N vi! I pie lBt«d ti bopes of C^'cg hrai by rh'- Mara!).' telv*9 ie r^ad.r..- Lo bo by Mother ftruraer le«virg ;.t Ll^i t id cf ap.-:
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    THE MARANA.
    33 4 j cauts 10 1- a 8 c Marama that the s v p i bave 80l had a Mftoitfl Urt a^eamc I th*t ow;u X to lbs j f.on Ibeir I
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    VANITY FAIR
    90 4 :oOd I Dine n. an auJ hi I In wt k U witt c?ut regard for tbe col% i Df nek fetil li'< i coutnving bigbij I di i9pl m the p.O£! kki.J tec which tLi- con pany hrs u r w an ffctf blithed rf rute?' ;u.
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    GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.
    85 4 Tfc<j teotb oncnal report and > coui>t»will h? f. uud m ocotbor colun.n of tbit U'ue r>DU it thowg that tbe (Jompsny it bUadi^y prcgrt^nLg m bacfi r ec m re^eiv^e ur>d m MpM^MMea m force cow exceed r«n tuiliicr r tad ibr premium icccrue
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    HOOLIGANS AT LARGE.
    58 4 Aliegcd to have been attacked b> three Chinese abont midnight cv the 24th inst m Victoria it Abdul Rahman Bacsir aged 2fi. died t^o minute f,f ter his adujiesion to Lcepita!. Tbe deceased was severely atabbed and be died fiorc shock and baemorthoge No arrest hat yet
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    AMERICAN TEA.
    58 4 An American Tea will be giren m aid of the fande of the Girls' Fnt-ndly Soeictj oa Tuefedfy Apr-! 8:h from 10 lo 12 R0 m ihe morniDß and from 4 80 to 6.80 m the evening, ii the Victoria Memorial Hull Refreebmente ar d tea ageful (tali
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    45 4 The Ccmrnieeioners meet on Friday 28th at 2.80 p m the only item outside routine being a resolution by tbe Pretiden* Th»t a sum of fIC OCO be contributed from ths Maniripal Fund towards tL> gott of the proposed peace celetr^irn; m Siugnpore
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    STRAITS LOTTERY:LABUAN TICKETS.
    244 4 STRAITS LOTTERY:LABUAN TICKETS. The Labuan lottery corntnitlee putcbae ed a certaiu r, umber of S S lottery tickets and allotted these to holders of Labnan ti:ket«. All prizes won will be paid to tbe L&buau lottery committee and they will distribute iv holders of Lnbuati lottery ticket*. The comuiiUee S
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      170 4 1 CLARETS A GLASS OF CLARET AT MEALS IS A WONDERFUL TONIC LARGE STOCKS FROM $8 A CASE ARE HELD BY GALDBEOK IiGGREBOB CO. Telephone 228. COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR THOSE HOMEWARD BOUND. LI f. v < LADIES' OVERCOATS. V^f GENT'S OVERCOATS, f" Underwear, Hosiery §L f y Pyjamas. Tweeds, Serges,
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      47 4 Opening on Monday Next, March 31st MANILA HOUSE 196, ORCHARD ROAD Offering a Splendid Selection' of Handmade Embroidery Envelope Chemises, Night Dresses, Petticoats, Baby Dresses, Dress Lengths, Hand-made Laces Linen Carnation Straw Hats, Bamboo Hats. i LINGERIE OF ALL KINDS Exclusive Detlgrs Never Eefore Seen IN SINGAPORE
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  • LABOUR STORM BREAKING
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      NOTTS MINERS OUT
      71 5 Railway Position Serious Lou Jon, March 10 SET 3H2S loriy thousand miners i* v «A 18.-Tna C<*| C ten ..in, pro v by hu Ugh! i I i >j yarn m fc the C-u I iire bo °l _not lb«| I point oat U ex Mtk weekend
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      KING THINKS OVERSEAS SOLDIERS
      99 5 Varch 19 —I- .-le »rued aulbofi* 6*-tein»a: thai the O?e: pi Jto depart home .> wiibont v official farewell is inccrrej- fivery iD.^ivttia^l oa embask•tiOD a p» r«oubl ».u r .ograpUc i ige from tbc.r M»JotU«I and also from the Imp-zrial (Jovernmeu: The King gt :a
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      WORLD'S BOXING
      26 5 c^aton (Ohio^. Mar 19— Ja:k Britton kajck-.J out ToJ (Kid) Lawir m the ninth round thua winning the welter weight championship of the world.
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      ANTICIPATING THE STRIKE
      21 5 LDcdjo, 31 »r 19.— Ia the Hauie of Commons the Transport Bill w^s read a seconJ time unanimously.
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      NEW GERMAN STATE
      40 5 Ccr^lisgin. March 19 It i§ stated m Berliu ih%t delegates of Germau Austria for tbe firs: MaM pirt!cspated iv tbe deliberations of tbe ccni-titution m the com: of ths H ktioaMl Assembly at Waiamaj or. Marcb 17.
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      FRENCH CONSULAR CABLES.
      248 5 By Couktrsy op the French Consulate P..ri*. M*r 2Ut 6.20 p.m.— M Alexandra Miileraad. ex Minister of War, b*3 been appointed Commissioner General of .\lsace raitra.a to Colonel House, the priall- of peaca will be concluded ou March 29;h and the League of Kattoai established 6 A
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    PEACE CONFERENCE DIFFICULTIES
    838 5 PREMIER URGED TO STAY IN PARIS The League Stumbling Block Piris, Mar 17— MM WUOOO, Clemen reau and O.lhoiij hive written a joint lt*Uer to Me Lloyd George urging him to 'pone his departure to England m view of th* ardency of th d problam; with which
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  • THE BOLSHEVIST CAMPAIGN
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      CONFLICTING STORIES
      198 5 Allies Evacuate Odessa London, March 10 The correspondent o( the Times at Parid nuderetanda tb« Allied forces at Odessa wbicb ace mainly French are evacuating the city. Bolshevist troops are stated to bt. within fifteen miles northf ttt of Oießea. The situation of t'ue Allies is said to
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      FOOD FOR GERMANY
      127 5 Copenhagen, Slink 1C. Voasiche zsi tuug'a correspondent ac Hamburg soya eight Gtorman iteamen sat! tbls irtafc to bring foodttnfll to Germany. The crews demani that they be not removed from the 6tr!p3 for the entire voyage. Pari», March, 19.— Tha initial consignment of the Allied foodstuffs to
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      THE OVERSEER FROM KEDAH.
      227 5 Magistrate and the Police Sab Inspector. Canapatbipillay, the P W D oveiaeer from Kedah, who wag arrested at Colombo aa beicg a person wanted on a warrant issued by the F M S Courts was again before the Colombo Police Court recently. Sub-Inspector Pdiris of the
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      MAJOR BURN-MURDOCH.
      239 5 Army Appreciation of a Planter. An interesting cere runny took place at Boulogue recently, cays the India Rubber Journal of Feb 15th Mdjor Catesby Burn Bcidoch, 2nd Lovat's Scouts, who eiuce August, 19i7, has been the O C of the 64th Chineee Labour Company, received his papers for
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      THE SONG OF SOLOMON.
      83 5 To The Editor Dear Sir, Whose leg is Cjmua pulling la no book ever written are tba fish ponds "of Heshbon refauyd to. But he will raeet the "delightful piece o! imagery' 1 any day he likes m The Song of Solo man 1 (as the
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      ESTATE ASSISTANTS'SALARIES
      792 5 TO THE EDITOIS Sir tJaatnploymaot, and i*.* fellow, cheap labour, nre a'uon^ tin ft s; and iu n bt cotic^ablti c of pa ;ca and da'tiobilHtili j!2. Cheap labjuc m I every branch, phasd rvnd sphere ot imlus- try, ha? always followed m tho wake of war. Tb«i
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      109 5 ROBINSON Co. GENTLEMEN'S Light Medium Weight Dressing Gowns Gent's Pyjama Suits -H^ Light Medium Weight Unien Flannel I V» ,-wm \-w Gent's Flannel Shirts Light Medium Weight Neat Stripes, Double Cuffs Gent's Wool Half-Ho^e Heavy Rib: Mcd: Cashmere Black, Tan, Navy fct* I &%£&>- Jl\ WD.6HOVAJ x. SINGAPORE CENTENARY OFFICIAL
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      460 6 NIPPON YUSEN KftISHA. (INCORPORATED IS JAPAN) ONDKt* MAIL CONTRACT WITH THK IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly service. For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London "INAB& MARU' for London 27th Maroh ■UROPEAN tINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly serveed. (Auxiliary Service Cargo only)
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      707 6 K. P. M. Koninkiyke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ (Inocrporated <n Bolland.) ROY^L PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Telegram Address PACEETVAART Telepncne 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. ICO2 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDEK CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Binokel .r. beiighalia, Tanjoag^Mengeidar, Tanjong Leidong, berombang, ranch, Asahan and
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      562 6 AND A.PCAB LIINE (Ocmpanioa Incorporated In England Mail and Passenger Service* peninsulas and oriental s. n. Co. (Under Contract witn His Malestyt Government.) The company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OP BOMBAY are at protenl tot PGnaea INTERMEDIATE SERVICE ffiumr rnNnON TO MiR6EIL!iE6 LJNDOB ™&™£2 L A H1 *3B "Nellcre" aboal 2stb
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      255 7 Buchanan's Black and White There is no better value on the Market n this old and perfectly blended Whisky- A Fancy Price does not necessarily mean high quality. A ihick, heavy Spirit is unsuited for use m the Tropics. m James Buchanan Co-., Ltd. have the largest Bonded Stores m
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      753 7 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. l HEAD OFFICE: &INGIPOBE, S, S. TENTH ANNUAL REPORT. Singapore, loth March, 19L9. To TnE SHAREHOLDERS, THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE Co Ltd. Gentlemkn. Your Directors beg to preeeui the lol'owiog sta^emeui of tha reiuiis 0! tha business of tha Company for tha
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      669 7 REVENUE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st RECIWBER, 1911. O. I c I of Llfo As* Clalom unffr Po.it iea anrance Fund at P&i>l and out-tanding th* beginning of the By Death 18,64 11 yea* 1,547,709 C 6 Py Maturity 6 fti Premiums after de- iionu**- o 4j ducting Wm
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      223 7 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LtfJ lI6OIPOIATIO II lOLAIO MPITIL iUnOIIUO AIJMJM MPITAL lUBBCRIBED iI.IUOM CAPITAL PAID-UP fTM.tM IKIEIf B PDII ft UIT M M 1701,000 BOARD OF DIBECTOBS B. J. BbAOK Esq., Chairman. S. HelTtll SlmoßS Bs«. I Sir David Yule. 3. M. Brrle Ea«. P. B. Chalmers. E&«.
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    SCOTTISH SPORT.
    842 8 Rugmy Amateur Controversy. From Oht (hon CorreiporuUni E^nburgb, Feh 17. In connection with the Services Rugby Tournament two fixtures aie allocated to Scotland. CuLiad.i and New Zealand will I oppose the Mother Country at laverkuh lon March 29 nud April 5. Toe composition lot the borne sida will
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      904 8 AUCTION SALE Share m No. 39 Upper Cross Street At Messrs Ching Keng" Lee Cos Sale room KaffUs Chambers Paffits Placr On Monday 31st March, 1919 at 2-30 p.m. All those tbr: noJivUtd shares m thy. jtce o! laV* ar- a I2l7.squai •I" t Togttbe: with t" 3 ro9s» Street
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      62 8 AUCTION SALE OF At Messrs Gblog Ken? Lee ft Co's Sale room Raffles Chambers, Kafnes Place 1 18 3tBt MaPCh ftt 250 P-m. All that piece of freehold land area 78 2 square feet. Together with the house No. SI I Oeylang *.oad erected thereon. CHIIO KEIO LEE ft Co.,
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      201 8 [pYSEKTERVf If c j D A ■i i i J ftporc Oi -eft Instru l_ PATRONIZED J^^^^^ BY ROYALTY CALL AND SEE OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Ladies' Silver Mesh Bags AND SILVER VANITIES ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS B P. De SILVA Branch JEWELLEP NO. 1 BJSKOP ST., St/ 3 HIGH STREBT PENANG.
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    EXCHANGE
    49 9 [GoaaaotßO Up to Ht Bar:* 4m c ...24, chmu&d 2181 82 Privato credito 8 ra 2 4 18-B*2 Frauce den^.-nj B.i.k P bniA, i 154J HJQWainMIC, 86i%Prenn Yokohama, 10 y j| nu I^ss Bangkok, d raacd SovFttEiQNS. Bank f 64 Baub of 6% r r i I •*?s
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    PRODUCE
    133 9 Mar 26. lin (60 Toue) 9 112.000 blcl 13 00 Garanier Cuba No 1 28 00 pet Hl'ick ord-i v p->to 81.00 I Prppor, (White fair) 40.00 Tiptoe*, etjiaii peat! fur qaul -iv) 16.00 do do fltek* do 18.76 do medium pearl do 14^00 Pearl Sugo, truall j Copra
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    MAIL TABLE
    173 9 Tc-iaf. :t3i b6!OVP Pratni, Malaga. WMM, i*f EMM I > o. a* Uy (exmpt St»a»r). Jchoie 6, 9.SC noot. 1. 4 A 8 p.m. Cacob Edfrs 8.80 am I Malacca Sri Pataca 12.80 ru 1 Bap»' via ports Heck Gen 12.80 PM I BillitoD k Eatavia Scon Add
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      459 9 IWOIXOOO Assurance m force over 59,000,000 I Til GREAT EASTERN L!FE ASSURANCE COMPANY UNITED j INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTt -EMKNT3). Hi;AD OFFICE: Wlncbestsr Hons«. Sin^epore. LONDON OFFICE: 52 t :oifl JJewry, E.C. y-ayhaa £20,000 <^3|rOMlt^ wit'i the c upreoie Oout» 0/ Engiand, and compile* witb no Bfttt&hLtfc ItwimniM Oan/ii rs
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      376 9 ROYA* MAIL STEAfti PACKET Go. SIHRE LINE HOMEWARDS U.M. i r London Kolttid&m Ith \p.':i r. M OABMABVOHBHIAE M foi MarM Locdou lih April. R.MB.P "GARHARTHBNSBIBB" for' London Ai Ik May j Passenger aeoomaaoflatlon Jolly booked, For Freight and further jjArticulars apply to BOUSTEAO ft Co., Agentt for Ihe Royal
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      414 9 NORTH BRITISH AND MtftCIKTILE INSURANCE COMPANY (lacOw.orri.tttl ?a Qreftt Diltaiu). TCTAIj 9 UNDS exoeefl TWENTY THREE MILUMH Bterllcg. ANNUAL REVENUE escFIVE KBILLIOKS Sterling. FIRE Simple Ooßtraala, L lieatC iboomlobs. MARINE *'arice aiid Transport Insur ances of %11 Kiu<3>- BraL* \ei.dd at enrreui rates. MOTOR CAR Pohci'i i-smd by this Ocnnany
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      538 9 BANK OF TAIWAN, UNITED. (Ivoobpob^tiu) by Bpboi l Imperial CHABTIB IM JAPAN.) Capital Subscribed Y. 30,000,000. Capital Paid Up Y. 25.000.000. Reserved Fuads Y. 6,539,000. Pre&Utnt Tor -ataro fiaknrai, Esq. Vice President Kojaro Nakagawa, Esq. directors. Iyctcsbi Sarla. Esq. Kyoroka Tamanftrl, Bag, Sbtr^o Minami, E:-.q. DEAD OFFICE:- TIIREI, FORMOSA (Talwzo).
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      253 9 P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION CQ. Ambulance Transport "Nlarama 1 The above steamer, having accommodation for some nve hacdred passengers, w 11 leave lor Marseilles find London early m April. The rates ot passage money (one class Ji.ly) are as follows To London £54 and I few berth* at £75 To
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      486 9 VESSELS IN PORT. Rteamer» Nat. To.ocAKe ft Muter From Conaffneee Rm Barr^tta Bel IS Mug:; ItihWai 11 Sin^bpoii Bcrtacg Dot |Vp For-ne BaabMi AFC bock Uot Vtrzcbt Dzt 9Ci>7 FWtboj IV 9m«M P 0 Siogapop* S Jacobs? Bri 1674 K^rup Be if SI I ad Unc Cuaior Bri BSS W
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    THE ASSIZES.
    801 10 AFFRAY AT BOU-TKAh INSTITUTE The Second Arsizes were continued yesterday In the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice, Sir John Buckcill I c With regard to the caa;ge rf murder preferred against Wav F\»t a Cantonese, the Jury: stopped the case wituoufi hearing any evidorci for the .i«fenc«j
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    BARLOW'S RUBBER REPORT.
    145 10 Singapore. March 26. i>jrirg the pasjt week the tone of the market his bs'.a eligh.ly weaker und vi ttao cp9n'Pij of the Auctions this morning a fair dero*nd VM ex J at prlcra wbr below last week's Itvel. Kibboi Smoked Sbct *a8 bteady thcoaghoui the day at
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  • SPOUTING NEWS.
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      CRICKET.
      261 10 MANCHK6TERB OFFICERS V 5 MINESWKEriNeI Officers, Tfae above match was played on Tuesday lilt at Tanjlin on a very wet wicket. The Regiment bitted flnt bit were soon all; ous for a tolal of 26. Extras claimed 0, four of which wars wiiea. The Flotilla opened their innings wich
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      FOOTBALL.
      152 10 On Tuasdny evcaiug th« M^ochssterg bai fcr vi»i*ori at Taagiin a ream Irom II M S Mallow. Tha grcuai was too wet lot gjod football Ihe liniment winning b; eishl citar gcalf. On Saturday i9ih insl S C C will play a erfctet match v O!d RsMcsiacs on SCC
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      S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS,
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