The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (Weekly), 30 March 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1911. No, i.235
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    CONTENTS.
    79 1 K ie Phil le on th»- K.M.S. »hy i i I Loc; Holmes -T. leeting ornament Eraser's Sh.t I .<t Para M Rubber I »pore an- 1 .1 »r3 Sale Mcriiinau 1 lohore Tin 111 JR. Famine in East China 10fl Small Holder* A L. irl 1 Krmin The
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    PRODUCE.
    106 1 •tS 7* er Iff CuU N I m H. 50 •rGiM N"o. nom Li .-?a.i. to fer«) uV-frs 16.C0 V'.iu l^r) "iiyers 26.50 1; »v *i* norn -m 3 kc Hi nOL3 -r<> con A.: Nj Ml nonD i b.4ci) 31.0 C Joff* 32 00 s^-. ye»?l 'fair <^»l>fcy)
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Birth.
      56 1 >n March 17th, at 1, Craven Hill Garden*. London, the wif< of ilAki:, Lvi ;;:>. BsMS tiv< Kngin- r, Malacca of a sou. At ti X lrop^m II i-pital, Koftla [4HBPH ■ti in-:., th- witV oi Gi'O. PBABU cf a daughter. Oc Mirch 26:h at li 1 on sea
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      Marriage.
      76 1 Al E MUM LBMQII— At All B«l!l Mt,iorial Church of England, Fategirh, I V, on the Mill F.bra^ry. |9tl, by lh< li--v. I; H. P. Kisber, m.a Visiting Chaplain, William Adolih;-- 4MISTkON(., eldest sou c>f the late Ctj.t. W A. Armstrong. British Army, to lIABI Bl I Ll >N,
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      Deaths.
      96 1 Isaacson. At sia. on lltii March, on b .\u\l th- 1i..-n. i i i." Ileary Stnart Isaacson of Mi-sera. Henderson Brothers ani Co Mdulmiin. aged ;5o years. Ba:sk>-1u L)ii.l;c. on Miroli I*. lull, Mr. \V. N l'.iiiv-;, Commissioner ol P o I i >'•:-, ''laii^oon, i| bit tilty sixth
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 1 (COKKKCTID UP TO M-il\ 19 Bink 4m b 1 demand t/4j Private credits 3in -4 1 credits 6in b 8/*»j France, demand Bank... W Germany, deuaaud tfJ India, T. T, Hongkong, demand 82J Yokohama, demand 11+^ Java, demand l+'J'i Bangkok, demand t>6 Sovereigns, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England
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    The Constitutinal Crisis.
    1242 1 -nr-intain, imbribtd by gain 4 Truth hr gtjriwn precepts dn fWI I i Mar 23. There no dUguiaiug the importance of t h it telegi appearing to div, which 1 n i Ofttei tha* the Rtriifill It overumeut in Urn l'uitt-1 1\ c^'.l'.m is b( ginning to
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    Japan and the U.S.A.
    988 2 Mar 24. Th« ugh 'be L'cittd .v*re.-j is yer\ big, Tffrv populous, and very prospen and nl'hough r.rir^r to .t situation it is fre»* Tr..Lii hi my of the IDXioiM prf- cupat 1 ii- frj i* xrext I^uvrs. ic Kurepe ar^ burden* with, <<\sn,_! to n"*:li;
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    Municipal Reports.
    488 2 Mun icip al Reports. In til-* cvuix? t the dtb.ite a r tin V. M A, I'll lij.-j Muu.<-ipn!:t v. (.n i:^-<:;- v, ,»ue if tie chief poioll Bade M rsgardl the K\-r means? of miking MuuiMMtl sB its more interest iog to the public, was that irieaier space should
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    The Future of the Philippines.
    1292 2 Mar 25. i [n the Fa i i:«*teru B-cUi> for February the leading plice is 2jiv-3a to an article on "American Capital in the I'hiiippines," which, indirectly, corroborates the lubftanee of whrit Wi^ iir^ed a short time ago in ac I article in this journal
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    Viscount Haldane.
    1100 2 Mai 27 Mr :i ►axe's translation t« I L >rds vs.- theraL- I appears to be tbe lowest possible gr*<ie ■obilitj Mi v ieal enemy of House of Lords ompound with putical coDtciaooe by accepting as ac Jit inn of :uing U lete and nnoril assembly, does certainly
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    The Crisis in Mexico.
    765 3 Mar 28. Wtfi E&tHttf Ml M IBgW I l»lj MII I -l; 1 t btfO il ftfl > f hf. i u" -t II 11 1 l- son. biag liki iatei d i] m v ibj fa v led iiii v-. ev'r-r\:.)..i.' >c !•> be I
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    Mr. Harcourt on the F.M.S.
    602 3 J is n e:>y -?e why M r C T v ham, L beral Member t>r 6 mth M incnetjfer, r e To dsk Mr H vr- > l: Sec- v >i B kli f;r the Mitt, ?h-j > les- mt rafamdtoia <he talagraai wgatdiag
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    Wireless Telegraphy.
    1141 3 Wireless Telegraphy. Mar. 29. ;> uav n.a-? vti-irs silica Mir-: mi .-i:j----es t -i :d hum itting tignili by "wivolooo 91 d<- r -*>-' :ie A*.lrin r ic <).*?aD. la speed Iftd nil ibilltj enorni jus iraprovett^nts iixve been iiM'^e in Hie^e nine vein?, ar .■<! it is
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    Trouble in Albania.
    1349 4 Mar. 30. Toi feltfe G II flp> pa* I_' nine bttttalwHM I Bwitl Jl lo AHwiki to ill with distal mem m thai r^ ii ~--u, 'i tbirg t i teal censen m p>. v ing just M Hi |fc leag -.nil ot iDS r ;inces of
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    Volunteering.
    506 4 Ooi irKo il bee*'. v.iluuU'Or Feuils i private letter to ihn i utor \;j l^s^i; hivn if disappoinUnsnt that it tbs latt night opera' <•:>. SJfTailgGd tO loWt) S taotic*] prohen] c <nnectrd with T he defence this B i Immbl tbsrc vu inch -H' dm Ltitfaeton r.ii! out.
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    767 4 THE ANNUAL M KK'i i x I Tbp tnentsJ meeting of the Swimming Olub wai held ii the B IT. C Drill B I tat I tfonif Hr 0. B I>. Warn pf iidi over ;i vets Satisfactory attevdaMO. The report and ace >ul>N. wlrch aireadv l>Hen eiven,
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    BETTING AT FOOTBALL.
    730 4 Sf.< KETAkI M > Three Malays. Oitar l>n Abmat Rajidin and ()ja i appeared bet ore Mr. A' r >-■ j trate. yesterday. >n <i .:j ft pass on the grouud ii :i r, j Association on the 2<»t v j with using criniii -ii i Secretary
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    Thursday, Mar. 23, 1911.
    864 5 Tie death ia anaouncf of 2ad Lieut I; ttler. unattached hit, R fal Sussex Kegi m«n r i* P» tfhra. from drowniDg on M*rch i M I a .nd m-ijjist rate's court, ve-^er-d*y, M--«>^ Kilev Har^reaves and Comptuy were Low! $J" and costs for cauaiu;,; r-'r
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    BANDMANN COMPANY.
    639 5 The Quaker Giri The Victoria Theatre was again rilled to oveifijwinfc last ni(?ht when the Bandmann Opera Company staged "the (<M<iker Girl" with much "success. This piece was written by James F. Tanner and the music is by L;onel Monckton. The lyrics are by Adrian Ko-s and Percy
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    208 5 C »lonel Sindvs, who is 2:ivinyr up a n »fe seat in »otle in favour of Mr IJjLar Liw, is a septu t^enarian, who has shown ileadilj in politics all the vigour that b^rits an army m;in and a Mutiny veteran. He has been Unuliai Agnrs in the Hju-e of
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    THE CENSUS.
    719 5 How THE WORK IS PROGRESSING Lar<,e Incbba.se> A visit to the large attap building oq the B9ach X yd'] Reclamation and a glance within will reveal a veritable hive of wotker*, eogaged on a task which to the stranger within our gates, not knowing the circumstances under which
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    193 5 Mr Roberts, the Orgauziog So utmas'er for Penang, has received an iuvitation troui the Headquarters in Loudon to present a troop of Bof Scouts foe the Coronation festivities and also to be present at the Boy BoOUtl Ktlly, which tlie KlDg is holding at Windsor on July 4h. Mr Roberts
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    TANGLIN CLUB.
    532 5 The followiLj report wi.. he pr^-*tr~' at ihe annual uiacuus of me Cub l. March 81 Account*. The scccunt for the *-m will be considered tatistacorv when c a. pared with lai»t year in Ttmt it srK.ws 4 l excess of expenditure over nc.me to amount of only
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    FRASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    202 5 Al tbe c'»>so of a dull we- k we have few alterations to ruake in the pi ices of shareLondon I'uthers have Ractuated slightly, but have relumed to last week's prices Substantial dividend <.f :N SL ar.d hive been declared by Patalictr and BtfaMg I respectively, and
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    THE ASSIZES.
    52 5 TLe c<«-e ;u which a S:kri w±- •.,-_;>■ wi'h rap* 1 whs rv'Leluu* r*-f<irv ?f. i,;. Justice, S i VVilliacu Hyndmnu .Ivl^o ve?»>ddV, the sir> fiadiu^ nccisb'i un j.. i-. he in iooordioglj ,»c ■j ;i 1* i Tie two r. md iij Dij case^ wi!] b- «k-i.
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    37 5 Mrs Griffiths and Mill R<\v Oriffi'hi a narrow escape duriDg a recent rb .l.^ storm at Trocoh. Li^htnin^ stmck f..LuDga!i»w and did jocsiderable Urn v while Mrs Griffith and li«r dav.^l > x se^ere sho. k. (T M
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    289 6 {Fro*» oy> n < rresfa ft '<>J.\ Klh it- AsSO< I V HON. \f er the Planters' Ass< ciation Meeting Wfil atieoded meeting lo go on with the formation of the X li Association was held a the li»th i j t?t in t he Club Mr X
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    THE AVIATION MEETING.
    245 6 By the "C^pri" the representatives of the British and Colonial AaropUoe Company j leave for South Africi with their machines, where they will give exhibitions at JohanDefeburg and elsewhere. The ininrigeoient re^re* that the success attending the ineet■ng here was so siiiall, but ibat their excuse rekjirding
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    PENANG WEDDING.
    74 6 Vt St •■J- i oi^e's Church, Penar^, the marriage '.yds Bolemni^ed by the Rev F. W. Haines '•••tv.een Mr Oswald Dufour Clark, planter of TciipiDg, nnd Mi6H Olive I'pplebj of East I >jud)U, C^pe Colony. The brid*\ who arrived by the German mail "Kleist" was given away by
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    DEATH OF Mr H. W. KENNY.
    168 6 H )ngkocg papers announce the death, at *he Peak Hospital, ou the llth, of Mr Her•9 t W. Kenny, acting manager of the International Bunking Corporation at Canton, Trie death of such a promising young man M was only o2 is all th i
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB.
    841 6 The Annual Report. T.,e EoOowiag is tbe report of the Conamit tee for the year ending :Jlst January, 1911, to ne presented at the annual meeting oa M trch 27. Toe Committee has pleasure in submittiag to the members the Riport and S:ate ment of Accounts for
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    HYLAM "BOY" IMPRISONED.
    568 6 ROBBED HIS MASTER AND \SSAULTED DETECTIVE. A young Hylam "boy" pleaded guilty before Mr Firms^one, senior magistrate, yesterday, to the theft a of gold chain and cross from his master, Dr Green of the General Hospital. There was a second charge of causing hurt to a detective
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    THE DROUGHT IN THE F. M. S.
    192 6 Its Em-ects on RtTBBBB EBTATBB. The severe drought which we are a*, pre sent experiencing is cuising a heavy winterirg paradoxical as it may seeui of the rubber trees in this country, and this ti causing a consideiab!e shortage of Iftttl Several Managers
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    RUBBER RECEIPTS AT PARA.
    100 6 Following is the comparative table of rubber receipts at Para o o o 2 08 BB >— I i July 1,^40 1,370 1,300 1,-kK) 2 320 August M9O 1,500 l,Bl>o 1,870 1,870 Sept 2,070 2,410 2,365 2.020 2,02.5 Gaoler 3,030 3,200 3 460 1270 3.170 Novem
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    FLUCTUATIONS IN TIN.
    965 6 Tne views ex^r^saed in thene Times) on January h& to the pof-v v a further considerable r;**e in th^ pric* metal have been nstifi«id by mbw -r/ At that ti'ue, when ibe I■■ .r 1 lying the m Mtion were brieflj d prices had advanced to consider*!
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    Friday, Mar. 24, 1911.
    853 7 A hippopotamus in rhe Cakutti Z ological Girdens attacked a native keeper, killing him. P lu-.peoN>r Conner ha* arrived from i'eu-in^ iud bas tdkeu over charge of the Tannin division, vice luspec*or F ivue rranhtVrred to the Central Ac*-orlin« to a rnp.^t received at TokjO from
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    "OUR MISS GIBBS."
    535 7 AN«»rHRK SUCCESS BY BAMjMANNS. I don't suppose we shall see it again for moonths, and moonths. and moonths," to borrow an idea from the topical song, which Wd9 probably the reason why so many took the advantage of renewing an acjUiiutance with the ever p< puUr M
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    FASHIONABLE MARRIAGE AT EASTBOURNE
    303 7 GILLMA R l Bl <>v f'ebruirv B b, il Bt. .lohn's Church Mead?. Eastb< uroe, Mie marriage took place between Major Webb GilluiaD, ns.o., Royal Field Artillery, vouoger eon of the lato Herbert Webb Oillamn, the former Ceylon Civil servant, who retired in 1875 as District
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    87 7 Sevs-al thousand coolies dire faring Hoihow tor Singapore owing to the drought and consequent hard times there. Die Ztjit publishes an extraordinary story of horror from Russian Turkestan. Accorriiog to that journal a weddicg party of W persocs while out sledging at Obstipoff, near T*shkeud. was attacked by scores of
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    BELGIAN RUBBER EXPERT IN F.M.S.
    443 7 BELGIAN RUBBER EXPERT IN F.M.S. The MaLv Mail has the following. "Mods H. Lemaire, a representative of tbe Belgian Gjvernment now in Kuala Lumpur, informed us that two other gentlemen will follow him to the FM S M. Lemaire is, to give him hia full style and title, Ingenieur Agricole,
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    LOSS OF THE " WARATAH "
    482 7 LOSS OF THE WARATAH TH X <>FF X I A L JL'lm, M EN T London, February 23rd. The Court of Marine Inquiry, which investigated the loss of the Blue Anchor liner Waratab," states in its judgment that it is unable to understand the maintenance of silence concerning the vessel's
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    Y. M. C. A. DEBATING SOCIETY.
    268 7 THE MUNICIPALITY At the meeting of \k? V M. C A Pir liamentary Ddbatine S eiety, held a* Y. M. C A., on Wednesday evening, ab twenty-five men were in aften<i<iLce. an<; took part in a very int»-rp^tiu^ discussi* on the n commendations of
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    OPIUM ORIGIN.
    428 7 An Ancient Western Sola The Hongkong Daily Press .n r_ article on the ways of the East and the V. e»* has this on the growth and use tt poppy The same political developments are to be seen in the East as in the West, but in i
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    197 7 Mr Jovnson Hicks i* the Dmoshl Btadi date for Brentford. Mr Augustine 1' hati been returned uuoppuced for N r*i L >uth. Mr liocne is a X-ttioDaliBt. Among t h« passengers leaving this tf r«-r uoon by the Geiman mail PriLzes Ai c» f( r Gteuoa aie Mr aL<l Mrs
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    "THE DOLLAR PRINCESS."
    223 8 !> is* night the Hinilminn npera Comincv i,Mve The Dollar Princess to a l.irge .-i-Dii appreciritive audience. Like the Merry A'ldow, and Wdli/. I>.eaiii, the theitre going public never seem to tire of this populir American subject, nor is it to be wondered j.: t >r it
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    Saturday, Mar. 25, 1911
    404 8 A B>vanese ch-»f!hur employed by Mr Hins iiy.'ker was I led ISO in the D.sUir. ->urt vesterdi? for having failed to report fttMf ofsnuiipx whi- 1 ojjurrei ia his farn lv. Mr A-tbur BlwaH Barlow, of Trinity Home, T>wer K'l, EC formerly c«>in ■Mte of the
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    PORT DICKSON RUBBER Co., Ltd.
    90 8 PORT DICKSON RUBBER Co., Ltd. Ad extraordinary general meeting of the -Dove DHtned C^mp-iny will be held at <.tre&bam H iuse, on Friday, the 31st day of March, at 12 noon for the purpose of JjDsidering a shortage in the planted area ascertained by surveys recently completed, and an ti^r
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    GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
    108 8 Mr P. A. F. hivid is to act jif Assistant S iperintendent of Indian Immigrants in r. IHtion to his other duties. Dr. «t. Brooke has been appointed a memf^r of the Board of Licensing Justices io p,ac* of Mr R Peirce. Mr P. Cualiffe u.kes the plice
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1137 8 Ordinary Mecti g, Friday, Mar. 24. pRRB«NT Hi- K\ dlency the Governor, Sir John Anderson Hit Hon'h c Major Genl. St phenson.,o.o.c the Attorney-Gen, T d»- M. Hra«M»'ll. the«'"l Treasurer, W. C Micholl. the Col. En«fin««r, F. J. Pigott. IM-F. H. <r«*u:her Acting PCM U. J. B. Kl<um,
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    HAYTOR RUBBER ESTATES.
    391 8 The following is the directors' report to the shareholders which will be piesentei at the annual meeting on March at 4- p in. "The Estate was taken over as at Ist Jdinnrv. 1910, and the progress made since then, and the position at the 31st Decam ber,
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    THE FEDERATION OF LABOUR IN INDIA.
    223 8 I Says the editor of Capital The announcement of The Times that a movement is afoot in Great Britain to promote an organisation of industrial workers in India need not unduly excite employers in this country. It is merely a part of Mr Rimsiy
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    PORT DICKSON RUBBER COMPANY.
    694 8 la connection with the meet:L«? f Mi- 31, the following circular have been rJ OUt Shortage in Pj.an f Ah f A survey of the planned a r^% w a w Ui menced in October, I 1 by Mr M Crw A On receipt of bi6
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    78 8 m Mr Noel Walker, whr. v ii:p»lim«l h\ his wife, left for Home by Ine J au«l < Mamora," was at the Ipob (\u!« pre<*»*ut^i with a gold watch, subncrihed tor L-\ hm man? sporting fneo<L> 10 K'.du. ats <i uit» meoto of his splendid work id the intere"tk of
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    SINGAPORE AND JOHORE RUBBER CO. LTD.
    3520 9 SALE PROPOSALS CARRIED BY POLL. jLth -l.n-iry general meeting „f tne Sinsr^p m lad I b .re Uubber Co Ltd., i* 'f!^ r of the company, .Vinchester Houte, ves^r diy, Mr D. T B lyd presiding, 111 I B and Mr W I> nj
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    WHY OF COURSE!
    226 9 "The Times, in discussing the nivil <j'i3stion in the IVtciri sajs that it lulu. iJaylou and the Straits sh >uld unite with Australia for the purpose of providing a moiety of the X isteru :i *et, the homeland cannot decline t > tuppiv the other half." K-uter's
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    ACCIDENT ON THE "RECORDER."
    51 9 ACCIDENT ON THE "RECORDER." A fdUl accident oc-'irrf-l yt^r^r,JH_y morning on board the ctble earner Recorder in the rcida. A Malay seaman wa<* »*at al >ft to remove the Morse Ump«. He suddenly fell out of the ri^ins and dropped oo to fbe awning §preader. l)jJL f h wa« i
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1086 10 Quicquidaijunt t j*tries<f farrago libel! i. Jlvbnal It is a good inanv yenrs ago that a distintfuiahed and gallant official member of the r*egrislative Council advised that we should be careful every now and then to describe the Garrison Exaction as the I defence Contribution. For,
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    AMERICAN CAPITAL IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    1223 10 With one exception it tnav be said that Philippine development schemes have met with a cold reception from the financial interests of America, and the repeated failures in promoting or financing any project for the inlands is a matter that must receive the serious consideration
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    THE ASSIZES.
    163 10 lijfore Mr Justice Fisher yesteidav. Chan Kaui was charged with attempted theft being aimed with a knile. This was the case in which a charge of attempted robbery of a bangle from a Chiuese singing girl in T-iinple Street some time ago was made sgainst accused with the
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    KING EDWARD MEMORIAL.
    112 10 Amount previously acknowledged 138,822.42 The Shipsageucy IQQ Messrs Coode Sun A Matthews 250 Messrs Wni Menk* ,v Co. 200 Henry N. Kidiey X q, 1 N. X üben B«q, [v Bt Kevd. Lord Bishop of Singiporo I I/^w E?u. 25 M. A. Mover Btf, g X Haaitaoh
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    60 10 The Indian Dftilj Xewa reports a seric us outbreak of cholera aincngbt the minr European assistants of Fort Gloster jut* mill, Mr Malcolm Smith and Mr Andrew Gruthrie, having died within the past few days and three other assistants being down with the malady, which seems to have developed after
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      FAMINE IN FAST CENTRAL CHINA.
      154 10 To thk Editor, Sir, Dr I). MacGillivar? r Szechuen Road, Shanghai) wr:>s i the impression that the presei,? tnn not so bad or so wi lespr^d h* \'.*o6 7. Without count eg Kun^, proximate area of diet-e^n <> miles, with a popukti >n oi v
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    THE BANDMANN COMPANY.
    611 10 "I In producing th s <nw l >pnr l pany b kipped at one b. modern musical tr.il «to the l.^n 1 an era which saw Gilbert m<j > famed pieces and old n as Dorothy. Hand .»n Hill and "Etininie" differs fr,in the up: production in
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    44 10 'I he ruiser "Tone, whu-u baa I v pointed to viait Ka^land repret^ut Japanese Snvy t^^ether with the :.^w ban ship "Kuraiiiii" at the >ronatw u• t k\r. <ieurfre. is leavint? Kure in a tew j t s Vckoauka to join the idtrer vhk^
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    Monday Mar. 27, 1911.
    853 11 t i iid.s br >ken un at I'jlai. So :..»ve b^n two cases in separate .a f.-wnslnp, which is comparatively dote to Ip h H F« ''.i tdkn -er the managert c r-rt'k br^n^h of the Straits .■j :r..-ii Mr I: Connell. who g.»*s Ui| 'li
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    MERLIMAU LIMITED.
    1000 11 Fne following was the report of the DinotOfl to shareholders of the ab .ye Company at the meeting un Mar 1" It* MstfjM ci tapioci for the period to the ».h September auiountei to 12,099 picuN, or about 1,618^00 lb«., and realised an average price of about S7
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    SCOTTISH LETTER.
    1300 11 r f "'f '■>< r -,rr- b tit) Mtrchii Ah jut a montb ago, Mrs Cameron, wife of a lieutenant in the B »vai F;eld Artil'er?, a*. present stationed it P.ersbill, reported to the polioi that ihg had been attacked by a man in Shdndwick Piace, Edinburgh, and
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    THE LOST PAPUA EXPEDITION.
    291 11 Yesrer< Uv the "M-itaram" ime iuto port from Sydney vU P.>rt M >re»by, Thursday Island, Port '"irwin and Tiva p >rtg. It brought nvxss that the S'-anitorth Smith expedition which left Port Moresby <»n N >v 17th with two months provisions and was due back there
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    265 11 A special general mee!:Dj> of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and V.\ iiu^ was hell 00 FfidtJ i >!" tfcl p'iri))se of nominating' a. representative on the L^trislar;w 0 flflMi] •i t .'^i' ve f"r the H >n'b e T>. T }i')vr], the Chamber's represent dMv« who
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    51 11 Replying to -j ;pstions, in the House of Commons. Mr Harcourt stated that the mestion of crea-ifli: a separate department to deal with *ne dfYurs ot the self- governing iMmiDioLB. and relegatiDg to the Colonial office thfi ctfiire of <>' her Colon ie«. would \m <]isc lsse'l cii the lonp*
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    Tuesday, Mar. 28, 1911.
    825 12 Captain A M Cardew, kb m baa been ordered to China to study the language of the country. Tuwkav I^ke Yew has promise $-.00<> towards the erection of the new Convent huildicgs at Bukit Nanas. Kuala Lumpur. Sir Archibald rV/gerald Liw, the acting Chief Justice, dealt
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    CHAP JI KEE.
    935 12 DECISION IN'THESL'PKEME COUIIT. In the Supreme Court, yesterday, Mr Justice Fisher delivered judgment in 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 in the whole of 'ha expert
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    BANDMANN COMPANY.
    67 12 1 hk Chocoliti Bolduu This popular piece was repeated at the Victoria Theatre last night by the members of the Bandmann Open Company and was an entire success. There was a 'very Urge audience and there were many dercuuds for encores, the piece going with a delightful swing
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    THE BOTANIC GARDENS.
    1370 12 la the annual report on the above laid before U uncil on Friday last the following items are of interest. L,A»«»rtt Troubles There was a great scarcity of labour in the early part if the year and only very inferior coolies could be obtained at any price
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    THE PRISONS IN 1910.
    191 12 The annual rep rl v mini>t ration ■\ur.n- the past T«w sh< that the daily average attendance was iw* in Singapore tlun previous y. 4 siderablv more in IVphp^ an-i M i latter showing a grv.wrh t 1 r\ The proportion t pri-< L..-r> p r
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    LAST YEAR'S LAND REVENUE.
    209 12 la the aDEii-J rep >♦ for 1910 tfl i> -t t r^.i ed totalled >:li 1909. The gmfl I 4 crease in premi iod^i.'s-v advance i no 1< \hu rent*.. U n 1 -,uk feet also incrwted the iarires* drops we: licences an.J bed, h rnus
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  • Wednesday, Mar. 29, 1911.
    • Correspondence.
      • Letter
        SAMALLHOLDERS.
        395 13 To the Editor. n.H k> I (Pro*' of Hea 0 uaoce b^e jost beta i* deced al allow me as a small no. lej protest asainat some of ite m asking that the second reading be postponed to I period as mai t i q§ There art» uunv tKall
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    TRIAL TRIP OF THE "HELEN."
    138 13 Oq Saturday morniug the He'en.'* a tmil! rtatt built to the cm wkay Scow Edjj Tin by Mr Gr« n m i n.a., went on a trial trip in the hai r. The Tes«e>i which djs be- '°r ma rise Board of Trade tupe? is
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    260 13 SigtOT Gino Pei tile 1* ft yesterday by I G*«»niaD nc>i]l stefcice He c away six months, and I in October he wiil asm me chaTge of the Italian C c here, vb.ci ii Spaklr M ncaidi left ame years I ir.av be mentioned that M B son who wt-
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    SUPREME COURT.
    2043 13 H-t re f ne Actic^ <r. el Ji^tic-p S:i LBi m Ji^or id.] Co v. K .J L'o^er Mr Dickinson t >r ihe p net b ktd !e;% to withdraw the bCTi'-Q i-, -f .H ..i,t ba-i t arrived The terms i rhf .L"f«- n.r-L? wf-re that IfMM
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    ROYAL JOHORE TIN MINING COMPANY.
    266 13 Tie iiftal r-' rbj A j..- ■> r.\ MO I be gOBO ideate, blobbi i B.• v-:.r. i follow! V .ur I» laotofi BaboMl tbo ily auhted S rtU'iueui oi A uut for the c ve<ir it iiM C ■iiipmv'ri VOli :.'_''hein! oadiag 29 b
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    LOCAL SHERLOCK HOLMES.
    259 13 A .<■ !.:..i An A! Mr R. Si" J. Braddei: ipp I before Jus.i ce Fisher in tbe Supreme Court terdriv, op I ttt of two Chinese who CODvicttd bf I pollOl o( ifting m iv« management of a Chap .1 Eet> lotttrf Y:a'\ yam igt I-*
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    AUCTION SALE OF STEAMERS
    167 13 AUCTION SALE OF STEAMERS The following British steamers were sold by ace' ion at P. well an<l Go's balen v.-.-u iftsn Tbeie i lit+odai i r-c-' w lii '►-;)reseutdtive> of several fending SiEg:ip<ue firm*. Lot I. The iron screw ste^ !eotalloob," da I LOO A 1 tl al t itgom
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    44 13 0 iv oi.e «)i 'he jis j: the BtUacor Torf Clol b«» b*«i l: up. ladtbt Committtt kftvt iheieforr to r; Bfl kki reui.i .L;r j MVtl tUIOBg IDfn b^rrt of the Ciub. Tbi |i Km cost $♦> t^t«t Pttkt 1 t.mr 'I kets wi!
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1214 14 i c paragraph which wds j > p i^ lin our '.Jinus -t few days ag > from T rie S rait* r. which gave what th^ pjlica would ":ir KiisUn'Ml de* ii in" ol I Mtel) r^-,-_. u the Col my and !h* KM S. wbioh «bi
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    274 14 n Hea'i y Mthlj If^daJ fof Htrea has b?eu won l' i > M ivi i i dloWiUg cirds X itries for th" Club Oil itnpionahlp d >>c *>n Apn! 7 v I'nv Will LMniimTii't* U lOOfl i^ p t»^ible at r«r t ht r date.
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING.
    164 14 Oopiei of the latest B -mne papers to hand, kindly let by a friend, iiive. some interMtiDg detAilt of Aottndiai r.'.rin^. Af tl^ \l. (J. (iiituma meeting at. Melbou/ce the Sr. I,\'.'r was won by Dtimus, whilst iv the .Vnvmarket Hmdie-tp of £1,250 over six farloegt, <^'ieeu O*3ojti
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    88 14 A Urga gathering; watched the L r amp between Howe und K;chenb-r,; OB the ESfplanade Uat evening 10 tho SCO. Champion, ship otaa. How© woai f*irlj aaailj b\ 7/5 and 6 lie played sto.idiiy thlOtlgbdlt. Biobaaibaffaj was not ptayiaaj up to form and bia diaplaj
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    PROPERTY AUCTION.
    63 14 At Messrs H. L. Cofbha a Co atkrooM M Mamdmj the followii.j .S;^t;dpore propartiaa ajwa disposed of \B\ iOraa i'reelnli Und, together with h MHM Brectad thereou and known as Aver Jaraab, N>. 101, Bar^acooii IM. 801 l to Koh S^k Hong for 512,000. The Belle Haven Rubber
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    83 14 Mis Willes Dju^Us is UtTiag for h>;me on Saturday nex^. The trip, we are sorry to leiro, is an enforced one, und she has to <<o into a mrsing institution immediately on on her arrival at home. Mrs Dju^las only came out last year, and is no doubt as sorry
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    CROSS STREET SCHOOL.
    434 14 PRIZE 1 IBTRIBUTION. The Eiucition Authority b;- indeed Ciuse to be pr-tul of the result attained through Miss M. A. Bux'on at the Cross Street Infant Bchoolj and fire t, be c>u gratulited on the su-v^ss which has attended the dtarte of me pnujipil and har staff
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    PROPERTY AUCTION.
    254 14 At Mess( > 11. L CWhltu and Co's s.iler,:om ve*U-: iiv thfl IoUjWUM MWMftltl were diapoaad of and 10, Upper Hokien st. v years loUphold. *J ii r rear J 417 v( tt. Monthly rout $170. S >ld f >> Tve Kee L>on for $11,500. •Jl, Miii.-M st
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    244 14 Tne annual Straita and F. M S «i OhMßpioatk^ ■tatiag will he held tbu JJM r- PMUBg durm- the ]-:^ttr h niua\s. Tha profruma of events ha^, baaai drr^iii:e»i as follows Fiidiy. 14th prox i .en baAdic^p diTidad ialo two cfaMtaa 3*tar3hv, 15tk, Strmita fTMaininMhiy. Wtrm bhield, tadtka EataavadiaAa Bfciald,
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    TELEGRAMS.
    2128 14 < t \'\un.rir,e i R^e. Ma> M .30 am i here are strong rumours Ufi .1 i ii.\ v that i :risia w i-< Ditiou, id i thu V-• n p^e i t -I »re 'he -i. 1 t ii »th M .rim e I 1 Chronicle" .i* miti
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    AVIATION AT HONGKONG.
    103 15 AVIATION AT HONGKONG. AN ACCIDENT. m our awn Cot rasj MI 1 1 H sgkoi g M v H \us del BofPi met with au accMfH' wbilsi giving au aviation demon." 'ration ut Sh it..;. As he w,is iili^ht iui/ he ittemp^ed to se icaia to iToid 1 ol pooliai
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      A Noisy Meeting.
      35 15 B< Bfiraafi March 2Stb, 1 15 aa Tie annual meeting of tbe Green fsUi I lV;nfir Company was a noi- one. Mr Shewan's optimistic foreoastl al pta« vi»»us meetiu^-i were severely coudemned.
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      Mispleced Optimism.
      44 15 Mr Qjworaa neJlsd up<«D Mr Bbawaa 10 ce-tsH these honeyed wordn ;hu<l optimistic phrases which ull pointed to the v jttij MMI optimism eauted to the CoUmj aud §ao< the contilence ol ittfiloti, thereby karpiag capita] from being taTaateil ii the Colapy.
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      A Committee Of Investigation.
      34 15 A number of qOKBtioM weie sskad aad it was decided to appoint a commi'fee ol tWiO r<> investigate the uff iirs and baokl of the Company and to report thereon.
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    STORM FATALITIES AT IPOH.
    44 15 [poh, bf»i Two coolies have been killed tferovgk taking shel'er <i urit.tr a s'omi i; r _.o-r a tree which was s i u c L* by Itghtaing. Th^re h tve been aaavj tbosdaratOlßM her*-, but the heat cuutu v
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    THE CHIEF SECRETARY.
    207 15 QuestiODfl m Parliament. Kildia I, Mi pur, Mir -'i -7 [l Urn H ::-h i,f (JoBBOOKi Mif I M t Ni»'iMiUi h«sl;hj fiitf S uf S'atfl foi U^ GdoaiM vtothar, ~w of tfioot of Hi^h Omimmnooti il the VfA*r\u>t\ Mt.v :> '.-,:,ni the G v ID p
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    KARANGAN TIN COMPANY.
    108 15 PrOtaßgi Mar -7. The hrtli ve.rlv uueUL^ ot Ktiaii^au Hydraulic tin BBUM was htid ieie to d i^ the Boei Ii Fotuig ptoetdiag. He il oded to tie latikfeotory increase in t ht j pr l;t>. A dividend of 2] per ceot wks dfiplarod Hid tl'.e rc>pcMi
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    PLANTERS IN CONFERENCE.
    554 15 PLANTERS IN CONFERENCE. THE QUESTION OF LABOUR m m 'i <■■>'■ i tmfj Koala Lun-pin y ir 27 At tin eMOtiM of the Piastero' Aaooeiatiuu of Ifalava m Baadaj Mr Ooamiag prt s <!ed and announced that a planters' *ui> cuitiiit tee had been app-mited to confer \wth Government l
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    IPOH NEWS.
    67 15 I liar t: hia -i ~*-v^re fill tr v. u\% .■il frdicMjred th tt in bt. i-iJ**s-r.> .^-jirp acl .<.- ---ij.--tbi er'tdte, have dn*i rffepectively f>r thrusbiL*; i F-ii: v-.rh i r-i f tau. AfliMad alaada r v i there was pr-v «c t' ;<»n Had 8%1 eridea
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    THE FUTURE OF TIN.
    291 15 Mr GRIFFITHS ON DUT REDUCTION Ft < II Gkiffithf, the Mgtr or Tnnob, tIM B ur-»- ISttfTMW with a. <r repraaaalatiia^ be not given up ida vi bi ii aad be BTfM Ml <1 it i Ptdy iol WM I fell wit hiD he r. '1
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    PENANG'S MEMORIAL FUND.
    86 15 r i.orrfsPondtnl.X A Btftiag ol tbt Slag Bdwmi M !\ii)-i Comiuitree has »pp boa M 6 itii'i Iff PiCttkui ii b o treas ao»i -tii < -«'unv- c !Dii.-'- of the HIH EfAßt, 11 ID v i" lag, ILH f s: > Uli. kt li"! I v
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    MALAYA'S TOWNS.
    75 15 GREAT INCRBAS I H POPULATION. i C if.) 'l Im rovpk iffwn give fki figiiiw t th- i Laapoi ii i' 567 n r Bit ;.i>' OOBMM. [p i I J t as acaiDst 1_ I\ m: par 1 i i/ 1 m uatl 3,576 m: 1 ipa
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    OBITUARY.
    19 15 X LtUBJ 1:^ Jml h UM of fl PilJ .v, I hij tiei'i 1 I M f T.
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    RUBBER DIVIDENDS.
    17 15 i wr V Uorret -t.) i Sptri U i- >■ lo* cabV- pi\ '''ii v--« B1
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    MALACCA RUBBER SALES.
    24 15 (ft AJ •Im ii B ibbe j iia i im realised PIM BteM Onm Borap Alt iier two ptkttli were i
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    29 15 i| Hm I P Mlt ~orei are in •> giving prife*. l 1 i dnt.iti"a pc tii B«t .-crap 5#IO«1. iiar k S< rip 5«.4i Scrap utrta: iU:bi'L.'
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    SHARES.
    1287 16 ap fgHOi Paid. Last Dtv. Bufbrs. Sellers 35,000 2/ 2 A Ja*ar Rubber EstateiLul t6 ,II 150,000 2'- 2'- Anglo-Malay 75% int. 13 4, I oO >.000 2 2 Httaog Malaka ifc J •-J 1 1 Batu Caves lBS%i«*.U 10 0 16 0 0 >,000 1 1 BatnTiga Bakifnr)
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    TIN RETURNS.
    83 16 'an Belat Brnan* •> Brnnh Cbendc riang i viopeng 600 j Idea wood Kamooing $7,852 8.59 i I I K;icabci 856 110 Kinta A^ociation Kramat Puiai Kuant&n LaLat 810 McDgicDibo Lode M New Gopeng i New Tainbun r\.:iang Consolidated I Pusm^ Bahrn Hahman EUIMMB Hyd. n(t 4 liamlutan
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
    33 16 A' IfMMt II L. CofhUo an^ Co'i Mb* r ..,ms veslerdav I thn •> B0l(l t} je following b.-iLj p:. X 1 Sheet N > J Sb^et <•'».."• q pt <iV... Scrap HI
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    RAUB GOLD MINES.
    60 16 The following ii the result of rrtfcif I operations |fl CtuS f\.r the four weeks eodidl; 2oth ins* Bi kh X..m vm: >■ ne .;i-i I.J. 7 tons. <i .11 obuined 3 1 .-j'-- i te per ton 4 72 dwt Bukii Malaga -Stooe 1 Ituns. G
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    20 16 i i Mr VV. G. Worcester, former, v&. pop il«i I Singapore resident, m on v.,/ bore fr m Hongkong.
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      653 16 CLEARANCES March "22. Brouwer, Dut. str, Knegtuiann. for Paneli, Asahan and Belawan Deli. Boribat, Siam str, Wind, for Bangkok via ports. Resident Schiff, Dut str, Unus, for Rhio. Ma/igon, Brit ttr, Coeklin, for Rangxm and Calcutta. Bingo Mam, Jap str, Forseas, for Hongkong and Japan. March IS. Sappho, Brit btr,
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      302 16 Pin vcj, Brit str. Dav;is.,n. for Port Sw«ttenhdnj and Penanp R;ijah of Sarawak, S r M., r Sarawak. Lady Weld. Brit str. .):.>: M aar. Poh Ann, Brit, htr, M for P«(t Dickson and Port Swo".-, imherst, Bit str, Scott for P. r.: Edendale, Brit str Dun lop. for Saaaimac
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