Straits Echo, 17 April 1906
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Title Section36 1906-04-17 1 Straits Echo DAILV CHRONICLE 01' EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT Till; STRAITS, THE EDHInrU) Itt .LAY STATES, AND THE EAR EAST GENERALLY. fOL 4. $24 Ter Annum. PENANG, TUESDAY, 17th APRIL, 190«. Single Copy, 111 cents. No, Bft.36 words
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Advertisement1218 1906-04-17 1 sriTAßt.n FOR Ml I’FRI'OSnS IMGH TENSILE STRENGTH. mm cP oo e sas u '\\wn\srm uvtssvd SHTOH V VI SS UIN'II K BANKS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Nederlandsche Handel INCORPORATE!» BY RoYAL CHARTER. lo.wo.uou Capital Pai l up geeerve Fuud I jiahi Ii l1,218 words
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Advertisement25 1906-04-17 1 SOLE AGENTS. GUINNESS’S STOUT il» *v* <2 X c m 30 05 to O N X Cv as NO ‘HIV S^SVQ T)A NG LEE Co.,25 words
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382 1906-04-17 2 Tins disbanding of the Chinese Regiment at Weihaiwei, and the withdrawal of what j other troops them are there, are, ot course, in accordance with the decision that was arrived at to make Weihaiwei exclusively a naval sta'iou, and need not l»e regarded382 words
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Article496 1906-04-17 2 Directors' Rei’okt. The Directors submit herewith statements id the Company's accounts tor the halt-yeai ending 31st December, It*'s l utii tin* ♦*nd •of November, lii.,, work was continued under the Tributiug Agreement witn Ah Seng, but at the beginning of December, owing to labour troubles consequent upon496 words
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Advertisement120 1906-04-17 2 You Run No Risk V-»U need n> hesitate lo buy Chamberlain's Cough iieinedy. If you are not satiblied with the results alter rising twothirdspf the bottle according to directions vou may return it to \om dealer and your money will be refunded. Here is what the Greer Drug Co., G120 words
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Advertisement535 1906-04-17 2 WOTICES. ON and after this date, all small advertisements intended for insertion in the Straits Echo must be paid for in advance. LIM SENG *****, 52ili July liH)5 Managing Director. UXT OTICE. Consulate for the Netherlands. LTP to Mon- ay, 3rd November, 1906, tenders will l>e received at tlie Office535 words
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Advertisement1889 1906-04-17 2 TIE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, 17/i, North am Road, WILL BE OPENED ON Saturday. 21st April, 1906* Orders taken for Wedding Cakes and all functions, such as Tea Parties, Balls, Suppers, etc., etc. A variety of Fancy Cakes and Ice-creams can be had daily. Afternoon Tea from 4 p.m. Special apartments for1,889 words
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Shipping.
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Article165 1906-04-17 3 Malaya, Ger. *s 348, Loewe, I7tli Apr., I Mi, I fit It Apr Gen.. I». )l. A (Jo. L>k Kock, 1 >nt. s.s., 333, Uul, 1 (>tli Apr, Edie, loti, Apr., (leu., 11. L A (/V». Asa ha n, Ger. s.s., llJl. Peters, Ititli Apr., Asahau, loth Apr., (inn.,165 words
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Article62 1906-04-17 3 17th April C Apctir, for Calcutta. Hen <*/ Main*, for Colombo and Tiitieorin. Tmuj I’/mif I a. lor Bat it Bahru aud Asahau. Deli, for Tram;. Ai\ujyee, for Deli. Cornelia, for Bangka lan I‘•randan IV/ w, for Edie, Semawe, Segli, Olehleh and Saliang. I‘in Semi, tor Bort Swetteuham A62 words
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Article20 1906-04-17 3 1 exxet.' l' )'•>>» Ayenlx Dh0 Heumoiir 1 homed liOU ’on Singapore S. 11. A Co. W.AI.&Co. 19th Apr. •21st20 words
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Article21 1906-04-17 3 i rtxi'lit AijtuiJ* Leave» lieu ill. >iil Siiujapoie 3 1» A; Co. ll*th Apr. 1 >ioiue<J [Colombo W.M XCo. 21st21 words
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Article94 1906-04-17 3 I' OK Ceylon, Australasia. India, Aden, Egjpt, and, via Naples, for Europe, etc. —Per Pr. lieyt nl LiuljKi'ii, to morrow, H a m Boil Sweltenham Ber Pelrd, to-morrow, I pm IVmgkuh Ber Hohmia,\ o morrow, 1 p.iu. lelnk Anson -Ber Lavykat, to morrow, 'J p m Rangoon—Ber So/foml,94 words
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Advertisement1164 1906-04-17 3 (SHIPPING.) jp&m' i. k «fiat i Co. INTENDED SAILINGS. British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Steam br. OR Intended to Sail. hr lech'll Arrival* mid Depart are*. Mail Service. Outwards. April Dotty<>hi connecting with s.s. China MmV I" S.S. tjffllllit 2 I hh. Arcadia do do s.s. Moldavia s.s. Many1,164 words
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Advertisement194 1906-04-17 3 lor Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. r I "MI K I tony ll<‘e. Captain Peters, l. will leave for the above ports, ou •Saturday. the 21st nisi., at S p in. For freight or passage apply to KOK GtJAN (Jo., Aye ids J'or Wee Hi a tic Co., of Singapore.194 words
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Article, Illustration127 1906-04-17 4 J u»t «tiinflMet <■ -jrbnily and jaetioealone.-Em«rMi', Established June Ist, 1903. VuhlUhtxl daily (except Sundays.) *r the CRITKKION PKKSS, 1 No. 223—232, Be 101 l Street. Penan.; PIIICF DAILY Dll'll. IL per anotiw Or iNI'ATIOXS Posta*:** Kxiri. j MAIL KIMTIMV (|*o*t Ptee) «15 CAKI.K A IMIRK'W; licho-l’enanjj.”127 words
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Current Topics.
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Article76 1906-04-17 4 I he lion. Resident Councillor courteously informs us that the eases <»i cholera in ilu* Province to date number *V«>, with 145 deaths. Five cases were reported on the 13th, two on the I4tii. one on the I loth ami none yesterday. We are also i in formed that76 words
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Article357 1906-04-17 4 Thkkk is a road running from Ipoii to Gop**ng. which carries a deal of traffic and. at a distance of about a mile I from Gopeng town, runs round the base lot a hill. Mere, for the space of nearly five mouths, a distance of some hundred357 words
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Article318 1906-04-17 4 From time to time, of late, it has been our unpleasant duty to complain of the great set amble which takes place sit railway booking offices for tickets. To-day we are in receipt of a complaint from Ipoli—that town which prides itself upon being the commercial hub of318 words
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Article801 1906-04-17 4 The Pattern Daily Maii says:— Our challenge to the other local papers fora joint inspection of subscription lists has not been accepted, hence we feel amply justified in laving claim to the largest circulation of any paper published in Singapore. We do not. however, like one801 words
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Article939 1906-04-17 4 laihing Recreation C’LLli VS. Chinese Recreation Club As lx I* tly announced iu Saturday’* issue <*t the Kcho the *ec«>ml innings iu the almve match was commenced at half past eleven on that «Jay, tlx* local team tieiug tirst ju j aud the men were all out for939 words
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Article193 1906-04-17 4 The football match played between the two teams resulted in a victory for the visitors by three goals to nil. The local eleven played with out* man short through- "r a T’ ;l ,W «"*1 keeper h*,l, •vine Ik.i.i the held suffering fro,,. f° ••oiiciissi.m ~f the brain. due193 words
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Article94 1906-04-17 4 The following is the list of winners in the Singapore Cricket Club Tennis Tour», meut:— Cham l-lONSHIP. Winner, hred. Sulzinauu. Profession P*iks. W Miners, F. Salzmaun and Gaunt. Runners up, Miles aud Cleaver. A D*)Ubles. Wiuuers, Mason and Robertson. Runne-s-up, Treadgold and Haubuiv T». Doubles. W inner», Steadman ami94 words
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Article616 1906-04-17 4 Harvest Festival Slkyicb. Lilt* third An n il I ngaflienng Serv ice iu i connection with Hie St. George's 'Jamil i j Mission, I'* nang. «m> held at the Mission > Chapel, Pitt Street. u Easier Monday at 4 p.in. Offeriujs ut‘ various kinds— glass* wart*,616 words
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Advertisement238 1906-04-17 4 NOTICE. 15> hereby that the Power of Attorney planted by me in favour of liim Cliean Ke.it of Ihvc'i «Street, IViiauo, ami dated the llth day of August, 1898, is this «ay revoked and eaiieelled. I will not hold myself lespoiisible for any acts done and any lebis eonlrieted bv238 words
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Advertisement45 1906-04-17 4 Gents Tan Willow PRITCHARD St CO., PENANG. JUST OPENED Gents' Straw Hats. §3 SI.73,JETT CASH. Gents' Tan Willow Galt Boots. §6.89, NETT CAS.I. A-O OS O cs CO DD m o P U -4 -i '.2 < r. f: cn CO i=s CO Pf ITCHARD CO.45 words
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TELEGRAMS.
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Article216 1906-04-17 5 Red Cross Aid (Supplied I y H> tiler l.oioioii. Hull A pul Red Cross workers i reactive io I he earl hq'iake region iu Italy, do] soldiers, firemen and biboiirpis are itiisilv eigiged in removing i In acuumulatj((tis of saml ii 1 allies Professor Ikcorated l.ondoii, I til Apiil216 words
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Article407 1906-04-17 5 The Kaiser Again (>Supplied by Healer.) Loudou, I Kli April. —A sensation has U-eii caused in Vienna by the publication of ,t telegram from the Kaiser to Count Goluriiowski, Minister of Foreigu Affairs, thanking him for his unwavering support at the Algeciras Conference, w hich is described as .1407 words
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Article78 1906-04-17 5 A Significant Journey. (Supplied by Heater.) London, 14th April.—Baron Often lit im. the German Attar-Id-at Cairo, has gone on hat is described as a scient ific mission to Syria, but it is believed that Ins visit is con liected with the Akaba affair. London, lfitli April. -The Pan Islamic78 words
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Article179 1906-04-17 5 The Postmen’s Strike (.Supplied >■;, Heater.) London, 14ih April —In the Fre-ch Ciiamtiei Minister liartli.ui refused to recognise the Postmen’s Uuiou or increase theii wages, saving that it was impossible lo have the public services at the merev of insubor1 dinate employees and that the strikers would l»e dismissed.179 words
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Article153 1906-04-17 5 Unhealthy Fortunes < Supplied by Reuter Loudou. Kill. April.—President Roosevelt, in the course of a speech, said that it would ultimately lie necessary to consider the adoption of a progressive tax on the transfer of unhealthily swollen fortunes, in order to prevent individuals from inheriting over a certain153 words
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Article39 1906-04-17 5 The Royal Marriage. (Supplied by Heuter.) London, 14th April.—The marriage of King Alfonso aud l’riucess Ena has b en fixed for 1st June Loudon, 17th April.—King Alfonso has started on a visit to Princess Euaot Battenburg at Cowes.39 words
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Article51 1906-04-17 5 Defences Wanted. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 17th April—The Echo da Pari* says that Geueral Vovron, during his inspection of ludo-Cbiua. was astouuded at the lameutable condition «if the defences and lias urged the Minister for ihe Colonies to bring tlie matter bef«>re the newly formed Council of Natioual Defeuee51 words
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Article120 1906-04-17 5 The Liberals. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 14th April.—ln view of the victories of the Lil*«*ral parties at tli«* elections in Russia, the Renc ioiiarv Ministers. M. Durnovo and M. Akim*iff, are about t<* resign. The Loan. London. 15th April.—The Russian live per cent, loan has lieen signe«l for iu120 words
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Article46 1906-04-17 5 j Castro Resigns Supplied, by Renter.) Loudou, 1 -4th April.—President CAst.ro j has temporally lesigned the Presidency of Venezuela and states that he will resign j periiiareutly if Ins resignation will eouduce jto the harmony of (he country. VicePresident Gomez lias assumed l lie IVesidenev.46 words
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Article42 1906-04-17 5 Naval Mutinies Sup filled by Reuter.) Loudou, I*lt li April.—There have beeii several mutinous outbreaks on board Portuguese men of-war recently aud another occurred to «lay on board the battleship I aseo da Gama. The censorship prevents the details being wired.42 words
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Article48 1906-04-17 5 The Olympic Games. (S» ri di ed by Reuter.) London, 14th April.— King Ed ward aml Gueen Alexandra will attend the opening of the Olympic Games at Athens on the 22nd instant. Tlieie are 6HO competitors, inclinl ing 50 British, 12 Americans aud Up Greeks48 words
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Article27 1906-04-17 5 Reception in Canada (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 16th April.—-Prince Arthur of Connaught’s progress east w irds through Canada is marke<l by extraordinary demonstrations of enthusiasm.27 words
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Article33 1906-04-17 5 The Threatened Strike. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 16th April.—The Federation of Master Cotton Spinners has deci«le«i upou a ballot of members upon the demaml <»f the operatives lor alive percent, increase of33 words
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Article40 1906-04-17 5 Lord Kitchener Defended (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 14th April.—'l tie Timer publishes in a prominent position a long letter from a soldier, hotiv defending Lord Kitchener aud traversing exhaustively the charges made in the letter from the Timer correspondent40 words
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Article32 1906-04-17 5 Reward for Ramhaata (Supplied hy Reuter.) Loudou, 16f-li April.—The Natal Government lias offered five hundred pounds i**war«l for the capture of Bomhaafa, who is hiding in the caves near Cetewayo’s grave.32 words
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Article25 1906-04-17 5 A New Ambassador. The o*tiutiati«cher Lloyd Service.) Berlin, I7tli April.—Colo* ial Director Stueliel has beeu appointed Ambassador Extraordinary to Christiania for the Russiau Court.25 words
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Article23 1906-04-17 5 Another Earthquake (Supplied by Renter.) I,ou«lou, 16th April.— Ail earthquake has occurred iu South Formosa accompanied by much damage au«.l numerous casualties.23 words
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Article32 1906-04-17 5 The Abnormal Heat. (Supjdied by Reuter.) Loudou. 14th April.—The Thirty-First Buffs, while marching from Lv«ld to Dover, were ««bliged to fall «>ut ovviug 1o tin* intense heat. Two men subsequentl\ «lied32 words
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Article24 1906-04-17 5 The New Cabinet. (Supplied by Rente-.) London, 14th April.—The new Hungarian (’abinet is well receive«l throughout the country, as it restores «lomestic peace.24 words
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Article16 1906-04-17 5 At Large Again (Supplied by Rcuh r.) Loudon, 16th April.—Jalw-z Balfoui has lieen released.16 words
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Article231 1906-04-17 5 Mk. James Brvce, Secret in |\»r Ireland, respmi-lie <4 to tlm toa«,t of Hi» Majesty's’ Ministers” ;*t the banquet of fiie As» ioiau-d Chambers of Commerce, on t lie 7th Xarch, sat*] with leterei ce to 1 lih «|Ue»iioit of n Minis!i v of Coniuieice that231 words
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910 1906-04-17 5 (From the Perak Piou er.) Tanjong Malim, *th April. Situated on the extreme south of our State aud ou the bouudary between this and I he State of Selangor, a «juiet but uuassummg Milling Company has sprung into existence, which bids fair to910 words
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Article32 1906-04-17 5 I’o-oav. |-ltli Day old Mo.ni, [Football Match P If C N. 1 *> .MOItU<>\\ —ot It I *;i V, -3rd \l >i low ii Ihin. 1, Lsplanade, t! to 7 p in.32 words
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Article19 1906-04-17 5 China H La it paid) 17th Apr. German (P. Heinrich) ixt.li Englidi (Donyola) gffth (.’Itilia (Arcadia) 2Xtli19 words
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Article52 1906-04-17 5 P. O. SAILINGS. 'I til Setvivr OlTWAI!li< lin.tlKn vt;o« Domjolu Hi Apr. Aecmlia ?S Apr Oceana lO May. Demvha l:> Man. \i r.i Se* 1 H’TWAIIUS 11 (I \l K w KII' Pabnran 17 Apr. Java Apr. Papain I \ta y i S>trofra 10 Mi a For part hollo i52 words
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Advertisement70 1906-04-17 5 ''hat Chamberlain's Pain Balm Will Bo I' »»r 1 Iih itlicviiilioti <>1 pain t.Viaml>*‘i I I’iiin !>.i I in has no j n:« I £>» 1 1**' iiUisdt'H, uuil lnuieiM*n!> am «|ii’ckl) relievt*] bv it. One application ’'ill promptly ijuiel a. paiu iu tbc ?>i«lo or linst au<1l lmtTiim; will70 words
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Advertisement30 1906-04-17 5 YOU would like it at fipjt because of the pleasant taste; afterwards, l»ecause of the good it would do you. That’s Stearns’ A\ iyc of Cod River < til. Sold evervwhere.30 words
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Advertisement471 1906-04-17 5 •>! IVIUNICI PAL NOTICE. e r 11H E llfXl (InlinilV Mcel MIL' ot tllH Mlllll--1 cipal (?omiMis>iom*i > will Ik* held at i flie Municipal Office at 3 pm. on Friday, the 2(»th instant. L A. CuiiTif it IWGGS, S .cretin ij 1 lor Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. f471 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous20 1906-04-17 5 WEATHER. This following report lskiu liv su»»t>iie«l in the Signal J)ir**et«»r of Fort at 1* a in to..lav was nil.20 words
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Obituary61 1906-04-17 5 Obituary. (‘Supplied In/ Heater.) lioinioii. 16th April.—The death is announced of Sir William Stirling, the celebrated doctor and lecturer. The death is announced of Dr. Richard Garnett. it., a Trustee ol‘ the National Portrait Gallery and Assistant Keeper of Pnuted [looks in the British Museum. The death is announced of61 words
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Article1859 1906-04-17 6 HoKVBi: i! was who defined that a proverb was the wisdom of many aud the wit of oue has hit the nail squarely on the heal and given a true definition of the wold. There is no nation under the sun that lias not its savings and doings1,859 words
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Article121 1906-04-17 6 I‘knano, 17th Apiil. /»</ courtesy oj the Chartered Hank L •"•>«*11 llmnamt ...2/1-A i i 4 tis* night Kink 2/4 A > d Credit 2/1A Documentary ...2/4£ (J-ticuir-i. Demand Hank Its. 175.1 3 dive’ sight private 178 B Miiimv. Demand Rank 1754 Mouiniein, Demand Hank 1 74-i 3 days’121 words
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Article251 1906-04-17 6 tiohi leal i 65. f>. Peppei W C -ao. Slb«.A»#/.. 1 on! ol wwi While Pepper 5 28.— buyer# j liaug Pepper 21.5«.» t-elier# I Cloves (picked 42.— rule# j Mare 81 buy#?# Maee Picking* <0.— ih rs j Nutmegs 1 I Os 34 #<ife# i N" 1 o251 words
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Article593 1906-04-17 6 c Numlierof j ri Laipital. Sliai *s V'alii#» Last Dividend. Name Guotations. 2. z I issued. 1 mining i960 3 175.000 14,000 10 IP r*i 1901 600.000 00 000 10 R Bersawah Gold M.uiug Co. Ltd $13o'» w »W 1903 400 000 350 000 1 1 iBruseb Hydraulic l593 words
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Advertisement59 1906-04-17 6 Favorite Remedy for Kabies. Its pleasant and prompt tones imve made C’ImiuI >*i iam’> Couch Kerned v a favorite with tlie mothers of small cinldreu. It ijuicUv cures t lieir eotijlis an<i colds and prevents any dauber of pncuinona or other serious con sequences. Tovvu JjjsIjeusarv, General Aleuts, and for59 words
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Advertisement96 1906-04-17 6 MACKAY’S j LIQUEUR_WHISK¥. Gieslers’ Champagne, James BUCHANAN Co.’s CELEBRATED RED SEAL AND BLACK AND WHITE WHISKIES I SAHDILANDS, BUTTERY Co. AGENTS. PENANG <* PERAK. o V' > he CO I 'V 5 M tti'S O J UJ l\.*“ VkV* j&i wt K-ii ,R. P < o ■illi *5 1« II96 words
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Advertisement32 1906-04-17 6 THE CELEBRATED “S. B. Co.” GIN IN RED CASES. j Snndilanrls, Hutlery A CV>. Andrew Usher Go. s SPECIAL RESERVE O.V.G. Whisky. SANDIL4NDS, ItUTTbHV*& Co., AGENTS FOR PENANG A F. M. S.{32 words
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Advertisement342 1906-04-17 6 mw A S A EI I THE BEST BEER IN THE FAR EAST. SPARKLING, REFRESHING, INVIGORATING. OBTAINABLE AT THE Eastern Oriental Crag Hotels. AND FKOM TIANG LEE Co., Sole Agents for Penang and the Federated Malay States. GREAT REDUCTION IN TYZACKS ELEPHANT BRAND SCYTHES PRICE $1-53 nett cash. COMPLETE WITH342 words
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Advertisement410 1906-04-17 7 p, IVlun Cranes' OYLINDEK OIL.* San Itl/ nd". Hnttcry t\- Co. NOTICE. r |TIlK uii'lfi h';' t<> inform the public ol Penang and the ueisfhbouriujj Native JL St.il» 1 that thov hav** iM-*en at >})<»■ jiie<l A'_ r **nts for M»*>srH. Inca 1 1 Parsoim, Clive Fetters Patent Petroleum Engines.410 words
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Advertisement369 1906-04-17 7 WROUGHT-IRON TUBES AND FITTINCS. Large Stock Always on Hand. ADAMSON, GILFILLAN CO.. LTD. BURN Co, Ltd., Electrical Engineers, PENANG. Show Logan's Buildings. A UK now prepared to undertake all kinds of electrical work at, the shortest notice. All work done bv fully competent men undei European supervision. House wiring a369 words
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Advertisement113 1906-04-17 7 Highly llstccmed. No liniment stands higher in the estima* jiiou <»f those who knov. its real vaine than i Chamlterlaiu's Rain l>alm. '1 here aie thousands who feel that thev cannot get along without it and always keep it iu their i h mes The pain from cuts, burns, bruises113 words
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Advertisement1140 1906-04-17 8 Lim Sun Ho, chop HfcNC MOH Co.. It, 4, Reach Street, Penang. importers ot’ aM kinds of European Cloth ainrl General Commission Agents. GD» dentistry. W. MAN SON, I American Dentist, Lale of Dr. Allen Co., Pha, U.S.A. j Charges Moderate, Consultation Free, j KJCSIIMXO AT /Vo. 2ln. Rennng Rond.1,140 words
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