The Straits Times, 15 November 1901
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Title Section13 1901-11-15 1 The Straits Times. NO. 20,681. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1901. PRICE 16 CERTS13 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement902 1901-11-15 1 »TOF. BO 15 80 COMPANT, LIMITED rl Hi»t,Jar 1 l.l*» Assmsos. N0.«.0k Cnloe Firr Insvoaaes Sos My. AUm Impwim CnmpMij (Fire). Tke E»ai»»t»» Life A*»i>".-.- vri««y. Tke Cfchs* Mu*aal St*»™ N«T.ga*io« Cnaaft Tk* Tstajaliasi LaafST Be« Cesipsay. Fer savttcvaart of tkaa* Osipsaies, see tke fall *4v«<i«»to««t .>! TTIK llO*HltO COMPAKY,902 words
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Advertisement893 1901-11-15 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. I'OMNKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATHOHAPI'U Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. A. j' mi at Singapore: »Hir Ai.B-tor, late J. Dasbvbu A Co., S-S, Comas VJoat. The un.t^rm. 'nl iontMi dates are only approximate. iklfSßßat r'xinvtml A'ill he ih>«|iayuheri for On e«5 Balavia m« Nov. IJ fliiLivi i, s.innranx,893 words
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Advertisement653 1901-11-15 1 C")MPA«ME DEi< MKSSAGSRIEIMARITIME* UK FRANOB. TKLMiurHic Actmue M uugini, iMMi r he n.nll .te»mor» trill leave Singapore m nr nbout the nnri«rn>»otioned date* 'Oil. IM)I. l>»u>. r.,,,,1 SimonM I S,.lm,. Nov. 10 <>,-!. 30 I imui* Nor. -.'4 IT* liflM I frwM Si,n,.u, Nov. II I IHk-. h )V.rr» Not.653 words
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Advertisement579 1901-11-15 1 INOTIYKS. JOSEPH ftlLLOrrS -ORAND PRIX." PARIS, la— BB| y Of Hlgbsst Qnslttr ;ud b*rint Ore*Mt DsnMUtT, tn lbare'o7. IsP WM J^ I OHCAPEMT. I MM W INSUBANCKS. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INBURANOS COMPANY. Capital L2.VJ7.WO Paid up Capital £21£.760 n»serve Fun.l £1.n?3.6g0 ln^ unienik in. omsaw mi an-579 words
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Advertisement526 1901-11-15 1 INSURANCES. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 1730) rHE undersigned, agenU Cor the abore company, are prep .rod to accept Fire Risk* at current r»te«. BEHN MKYEKACo. w. A a, 31/13 MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED A.I). 1884) THE undersigned, agents for the abore company, arc prepared to accept Fire526 words
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Advertisement732 1901-11-15 1 BANKS, HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL 110,000,000. HEXEKVK FUND.— Sterling R^erre. $10,000,000 1 1,,-H.jm RESERVE LIABILITY Of il0M0 000 PROPRIETORS. f-HO.000.COO Corn or Diuorou:— K. 8a~awAir, Eaq.— Chairiiah Hok. J J. Bill-Utiho I Dirtrrr Ciuumk. H. K Ionm I B L. RicmanaoK, Eeq A HAurr, in I II732 words
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Advertisement581 1901-11-15 1 NOTICES. Mr J, van dN Bran. Co,, Lawyers, Medan, Del tu.Af. 30/«A)i. COALS AT GALLE Best Welsh and Indian (Barrakur always in »iook\ Quick despatch. CLARK, SPKNCE4 Co E. COATRB 4 Co. G«lle, November, 1931. MARINE CLUB BALL. T^hNov.'i'e^" 8 00 Members are requested to make applications for their tickets581 words
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Advertisement685 1901-11-15 1 STIPP NIOK «ORBNBSH of the MUHCUM IB STIFFNESS the JOINTS Far Ml* by all dealers ia medtciaee -••rywhtre. Price* (0 cU. tod $1. On. e«l Agents, The Dispenary, 8, Df .per. W A "?er«° r BlKmw k C«''»»T»>>cia| Apply to PATEBBON DlltOMd a CO WANTED situation co«f*ct.»aer and baker Apply685 words
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1476 1901-11-15 2 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, 15th NOVEMBER. Ma Biulh d.>.r« M>t seem t., be oi.j yinc a particukirl) I— ifnllsliM time ol it in liiitidli North Burn ho, and especially doe* lie seem to be irritated by certain criticisms of, an] reflections upon, the administration the re, which1,476 words
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Article825 1901-11-15 2 Scar sly two weeks ago, at ilm urgent request of certain shipmasters and others interested, to their grievous detriment, by the then existing state of affairs— we called attention to the intolerable absence of coolie* and all other labilities for loading or unloading ship caigo at Port Swettenham. The account825 words
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Article183 1901-11-15 2 Tin Shanghai Hew Preti partnership was dissolved on the Ist inst., and its former editor, Mr. T. Cowen, has retired from the paper whi.:h is now the property of Mr. Chesney Duncan. Commenting on the changn, the I'reti states editorially that the reasons thorefor: are perhaps hardly of public importance183 words
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Article13 1901-11-15 2 Mr. K H. Raat came from Samarang by the Oiang Seng this morning.13 words
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Article13 1901-11-15 2 With to-day's issue there is a supplement containing shipping news and some advertisements.13 words
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Article17 1901-11-15 2 Mk««ks. I) 1 vis, Pitvitt, Lorentzen, Umlaut, Liuveldt and Cole arrived from Labuan by the Cheng Mai17 words
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Article15 1901-11-15 2 Lac.ichu will leave Johnson's Pier at II and 12 on Sunday for the Swimming Club.15 words
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Article17 1901-11-15 2 Mc-iki. Powell and Co. advertise a furniture sale at Rannoch Lodge, Grange Road, on the £Jrd inst.17 words
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Article21 1901-11-15 2 Tbk C'/iiuan with the mail from Europe left Penang at 10 a.m. to-day and is due here at 6 p.m. to-morrow.21 words
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Article26 1901-11-15 2 The P. and O. extra steamer Maiagon left Hongkong at 3 p. m. on 14th instant, and is due here on 20th en route to Bombay.26 words
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Article22 1901-11-15 2 I'm Sappho brought the following passengers from Klang yesterday Mr. Stevens, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Thompson Mr. Koeniti, Mr John, and Mrs. Lutzen.22 words
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Article29 1901-11-15 2 Tns Portuguese transport Africa is due here ou Wednesday next having left Lisbon on the 15th October. She bring* 305 soldiers for Macao and will call here to bunker.29 words
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Article30 1901-11-15 2 Mk Erdbrink, Mr. B. .Meyer, and Mr. M. S. B. Angullia arrived by the Sudden from Rangoon this morning. Miss L Gsndom and Mr. S. C Farky came from Penang.30 words
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Article31 1901-11-15 2 It is reported that the Italians desire to* build a line railway running from N ingpo through the province of Kiangsi and that the Chinese authorities are inquiring into the matter.31 words
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Article53 1901-11-15 2 It is said, lays Out and Home," that the Government is considering the question of making an offer for the transfer of the Op Air to His Majesty's .lervice as an additional Royal yacht for the conveyance of the Royal Family or Ministers of State to and from distant parts53 words
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Article134 1901-11-15 2 STRAITS v. SHANGHAI. Special Telegram to the Strati* TVastw Hongkong, Thuredoy, 40 m. Shanghai are all out for 227. Price was the highest scorer with M. Tbe Straits have made (2 for six wickets— Voules 16, Carter 1, Sharp 1 Green 17, Billings 11, Maekeasia 4, Berkshire (not134 words
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Article69 1901-11-15 2 STRAITS ALL OI.T ioj. Special to the Strait* Time* Hongkong, 1 42 ».m. In the Straits-Shanghai match, th* Strut* were all out, first innings, for 100. B«r...liir. 8 Whitley 4 Mutsfgari 1 Wright M Dao* (not oat) S In their second innings, at tiffin tim* thu Straits69 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article32 1901-11-15 2 ixmHon, \ol: .Vo< ~nW. An eminent obstetrici been summoned to attend up,r. Ij'imu Wilhelmina of Holland. The German papers say that th* Queen was prematurely confined 00 the 10th instant.32 words
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Article145 1901-11-15 2 MR. BRODRICK ON THE WAR. CAUSES OF PROTRACTION. Fresh Troops to Replace War-W«ra Kcilm.nts. Mr. Brodrick, in a speech at the City of LonJon Carlton Club, said that the South African War had been protracted by undue leniency to rebels and by pro-Boer sympathy ia Ed gland. Fresh truops, he145 words
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Article39 1901-11-15 2 To Control 47,000 Miles of Railway. A gigantic American Trust has h*ea incorporated to control the bulk of On trans-American railways with a ran ef 47,000 miles, and a capital of eighty millions of pounds.39 words
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Article84 1901-11-15 2 Akbawokmints have bevo made (or a performance in the B'.t.'ii". »l Gardens on Saturday by the iii.i>- J md. of the 3rd M I, I the Itlli >.. 1., aod the Ultli M BO performer- ia all. Tl** concert begins at 6 p. m. ami84 words
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Article110 1901-11-15 2 Is their weekly share report dalrd yesterday, noon, Messrs. Latham and Mnctaggart state We have again to report little or nothing doing in our market during the preceding fortnight. Mining stocks remain inactive with practically no buyers. Fraser and N eaves and Ta»jnng Pagan are being asked for,110 words
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Article66 1901-11-15 2 Notwithstanding the fact that the military authorities at Manila deny that there is the least probability of any trouble with the insurgeat sympathiiers there, it weuld seem that they are not going to allow themselves to be caught napping. Artillery ar.J (jailing guns, says the Manila Time*, are betas; posted66 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement392 1901-11-15 2 NOTICES. NOI.LL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. Mantfaetanra Djnumite, e.lifLute. oelatine Djnanute, Blasting Ofllatna. Detonators, »it iiuds or Safety Fuses, llntrie Blasu'og Amritus. The ejieve Evptomr*', being all mawftntmrei in Great Britain, ewe made to pern the high tlnmUrd of eafely m d myritf tmte impvtnl by the h JleMrnment, and392 words
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Advertisement744 1901-11-15 2 LATEST ADVEffnSEMENTS. Kelly Walsh, Limited. Christmas and New Year Cards. HOME-MADECARDS j A large selection of Blcnk Cards fsr printing in great variety. owfl Mmc and Greetings HAND-PAINTED POST CARDS CARDS. Iwith coloured and plain views of Singapore. SINGAPORE CARDS being Photographic Views JAPANESE CARDS on fancy mounts with a744 words
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Advertisement663 1901-11-15 2 UTEST ADVERTISEMENTS. In aid of the Recreation Club Building Fund. Final Performance on Thursday, November 21st. AT THK TOWN HALL AT 9-30 P. M: "G&arWs Jiunt," A Farcical Comedy by Brandon Thomas Preceded, in tbe evening, At 8-to By 9rass Widows," A Musical Comedietta by Virginia Gabriel. Reserved Seats $1663 words
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Advertisement63 1901-11-15 2 X'mas 1901. G.R.Lambert&Co. Photographs intended to be snnt for Christmas should be taken now. Sittings should l>e arnn^ed tor at one. X iikih Ciir.ls witu hii;h i-lts-I'liotograpbs of the svinler pri ,t >■■ the canih X'niiiß Cards, Picture Post Cards of Singapore Views, Royal Visit Views Volunteer Camp, Swiinmiug Club,63 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous281 1901-11-15 2 13de "eftraits IHimes." SUBSCRIPTION It A EM The STRAITS TIMES: Daily utue, in Singapore —per copy 15 Ctt. per month fj.it per year $30.00 (B<ipo.t) pr. month t'- p;.- year *St.W The SVIIAITS UUDUET: >. per copy 40 CU. per year $13.00 (By pott) per year $tt>.oo NdTE —The Straite281 words
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Article36 1901-11-15 3 Da Middlitoh will tiive the first of a •erios <>( Irdurc* on I n st Aid at the Drill Hall this afternoon These lectures are not confined to the Bearer Co but are open to all Volunteers.36 words
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Article42 1901-11-15 3 A postal notice says that a pillar-box has benn erected at the cross roads, Mount Sophia It will be cleared daily, Runday« i-xcrpteH, at 8 and 11 a.m. and I and ii p iv Special collections will be made on mail days42 words
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Article35 1901-11-15 3 Aboi-t 1 o'clock this morning thieves breke into a house in Surobawa Road occupied by some Malays and stole a box containing clothing, etc. The empty box was afterwards found near tbe Victoria Bridge School.35 words
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Article41 1901-11-15 3 Ma L«e Ah Sik, senior Chinese interpreter of the Police Courts, prosecuted a Chinaman yesterday for ottering him an illegal gratification of 50 cents Accused pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined 92b or six wicks. The fine was paid.41 words
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Article37 1901-11-15 3 Thi third-class Italian cruiser Lombardt.i, of 2,380 tons displacement, arrived tbis morning from Napl«e iia Colombo on the way to China and anchored iv the roads. The Jjombardia is a 17 knot vessel, and carries 10 guns.37 words
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Article46 1901-11-15 3 Till public are reminded by postal notice that parcels intended for delivery in the United Kingdom before Christmas Day can be forwarded overland via Brindisi by the P. and O. mail of the 28th November on payment of an additional fee of .V) cents per parcel.46 words
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Article50 1901-11-15 3 It is reported that the King of Siam contemplates a visit to Burma shortly after thn anniversary celebrations of his coronation. It is said that on-- M the reasons of bis visit is in conn o with some great ceremony that if 'm com* off there concerning the Buddii.a-. religion.50 words
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Article39 1901-11-15 3 (lc am Mohamed Alrlitta. charged at the Assizes yesterday with attempting to commit an unnatural offence was acquitted. This morning three small Klings boys— Saminaden, Bbramsab, and Supiah— were arraigned on charges of housebrraking and dishonsetly receiving stolen property.39 words
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Article54 1901-11-15 3 Tin- foilnwini! d.-.itli notice appean in thf H S II Hrrald On thr Rth ull. Sunningd»l«, while in the i-nrforninn.ru of her duly, Dacheo the faithful tarnor for ten long veare of Mr W K*lfln Flint. Stmprr JulrH; mmptr parala. TnK effect would have been heightened by leaving the i54 words
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Article77 1901-11-15 3 Ahono the paMrnKOrs win ll etr t thi s morning by the Coromand't for Penang were -Mr Siah Teck I>, Mr \V R Swan, Mr and Mrs Lane, Mr Nc Pnk Sau, Mr. VV A Cuacaden, and Mr T MacDougall. For Colombo General Von Trotsa, Mr and Mrs. T. E77 words
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Article99 1901-11-15 3 At Raffles Hotel last night there was a special dinner, during and after which the band from the Italian cruiser .Varso I'ulu played. The band is an extremely tine one, composed mainly of brass instruments, witb a few rs«ds. The band was heartily applauded for its splendid performance and it99 words
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Article124 1901-11-15 3 Ahosu the passengers who left by the P. it O steamer Coromandel this morning was Mr. W. R Swan, Assistant Manager of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Co who recently returned from Australia after a three months' holiday Mr Swap. it is understood, goes to Penann to lafc> charge of the124 words
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Article112 1901-11-15 3 Colonsl 8. B. Beatson, who li.s just returned to India, is the Brigadier whom the disaffected Australian Continent complained so bitterly against His name has not hitherto been publicly mentioned, but it is said by K»uter that, in reply to a petition to the King from Australians in London, the112 words
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Article282 1901-11-15 3 At thft third annual meeting of the I'e.nang Volunteers lirl I last week, A. K Adams, Commandant, who presided, said during the year tuny had added slightly to tbeir numbers A circular bad been sent to the men asking wbotber it was their intention to renew their term282 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter616 1901-11-15 3 To tkt Editor of the Straiti Timm. Bm,— Complaint continues to exist at tiio delay caused to steamers calling at Part Swettenhani. On ike last visit of the Sappho, she arrived there a* usual on Sunday afternoon, getting to her cargo jetty at o'clock the616 words
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Article466 1901-11-15 3 H% tluot VI'KKAY. <""HMDT. S C. I'liur.- ii vii- ay ik at a. m. I :-Kn>k h W* b.) l. pu f.o(j. ami helm. Friday 2_>nd at l."> p. in ur. o>< Fir,t »i<l to Wound.d "by W. K i\ Miclilleton. The <oi in hope- that466 words
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957 1901-11-15 3 A dudbtfcl point bus long agitated the minds of philatelists concerning tbe appearance or non-appearan re of President McKtnley's portrait on American stamps. His assassination will probably soon settle the doubt in favour of sump collectors. There seems an unwritten law that the portraits957 words
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Article1517 1901-11-15 3 i nit valiant representative teams of Selangor started for the south from Port Swetlenham on Friday afternoon, in the best of spirits, ready to make tbe most of their short holiday in Negri Sembilan. On Saturday the Blh Nov., the Selangnr teams duly arrived in Port1,517 words
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Article498 1901-11-15 3 Liit of Undaimtd Letters lying at th* Uentral Pott Ofice, Singapore. Abraham, Kushan, T. A. Adams, E. Lammers, Mrs. 8. Albert. l.'-v. inK.|on, J. 8. Alilleo, Mr.. Link, A. Alixter Lutlwis, Auuianer, Capt. l.uu, W. A|"...i. SV, Mansoor, E. Athsrton, T. W. T. Magnee, O. B.LJ. Sir A.498 words
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Article45 1901-11-15 3 Mauila and Japau, Landaura oa 16tb Nov., Bousu-ad A Co. Kungoou aud I alcutta, Xuddea on Nov. 18, B. intend A Co. London via ports, Charente oa Nov. 17, M. M. Sydney via ports, liaura oa Nov. ldtb, Bouktead A Co.45 words
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Article572 1901-11-15 3 ttIaTOaFOBB, If.TH NoVIMBIM, 1801. PRODUCE. Qambier buyers I 15.46 Copra Ball ».M do Pontianak 8.70 Pepper, Black buyers 80.60 do White, (B%) 47.00 Sago Floor Sarawak 5 .60 do Brunei No. 1 3.90 Pearl Sago 4.10 Coffee, Ball, 16% basts n 17.78 Coffee, Palemliang, 30% basis SO.ISO ''oflee, Liberian572 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement35 1901-11-15 3 CHAMBERLAIN* COUGH KKMEDY. euro overnight the m«t ttubborn cold u well u all lU coniplk-ationa— ticklinx' iu th« throat, bulky voice, and violent ■.uughing. Sold by all denim in medicines. The Diipeaurj General AgenU Sionpora.35 words
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Advertisement71 1901-11-15 3 <■HAMIIKKI.AI.VS COI.IC, C OI.EKA AMI DIAKKHOEA KE t|)Y la everywhere acknowledged to be the moet successful medicine in ui-e lor Bowel Complaint*. It always cures, and cures i|uickly ll can be depended upon even in the most severe and dangerous sates Cures griping, all kindsof diarrho-a, and at the tint71 words
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Advertisement105 1901-11-15 3 UOLVG USAJO. A. 1.. Kimero(Btoneriilge,N. Y. says:— I was (or a long time troubled with sleeplessness and witb inte-imu neuralgic pains in tbe head which made me feel an though I was going insane. The physicians could do noibing for me. 1 heard of some extraordinary cares effected by Little's105 words
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Advertisement284 1901-11-15 3 r A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILE*. Itching, Blind, Bleeding, or Protruding Piles. No care, no pay. All druggists are Pile Ointment to refund tbe money where it fails to cure any case of piles, no matter of now long standing. Cures ordinary cases in tix days. One application gives ease284 words
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Advertisement549 1901-11-15 3 NOTICES. FRAMES. LABCK ■T*CS^aN» TAKUITT. PICTURES. George Michael, Photo Stores. Wilson Co., PHOTOGRAPHERS. 17 ARMENIAN STREET. STUDIO NOW READY. SITTINGS: From 7 a-m. to 4.30 p.m. Business Hours, 7 a.m. to o p.m. Sundays Up to noon. Really Excellent!!! I ND COUPE 001 ALK AND STOUT. Prioe >1 80 per549 words
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Advertisement646 1901-11-15 3 AUCTION SALES." Estate of Tan Chin Hoon, Deceased. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable 999 Years' Leasehold Land WITH Spacious Mercantile Offices, Godowns and Shops thereon, situate in the commercial centre of Singapore adjacent to the Banks, the Dock and Shipping Coy's Offices, Legal Firms, Telegraph Office, Consular and Newspaper Offices &c.646 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous160 1901-11-15 3 DAY BY DAY. Friday, 15th November. High Water. II.M am. Cricket. Hongkong vs. Shanghai. Bearer Co. Lecture. 6.10. Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.90. Grand Lodge. 8.46. laneo Theatre. Beach Road. 8. Saturday, 16th November. High Water. 1.10 a.m. 0.32 p.m. P. i O. outward mail due. Hongkong. Cricket and Tennis. 8. O160 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement441 1901-11-15 4 NOTICES. Hair 55 Inches Lone Grown by Guticura. Mi «f L tmiA v thioofb oar BMttak Afrnm. Masam V. »»»'m»i i. Son, n sd<( CkajrurlKaa* Sqiian. Laataat K 0., ssraad 1 aM, f lassr kslf sal tna kst m bead and iMnt.., n.i T iriobaa la U^\k, H^^H tojTapl'if (•'■j.iroilo.441 words
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Advertisement314 1901-11-15 4 NOTICES^ Y. SHIBUYA. Have Just Unpacked A Largr Assortment of High-Class New Curios for X'mas New Year Presents: .-.w.-v ...> iVAKi Cl. 1.-ONNI. tl IVORY CUIVIXd WAHK. l.At (JUKIvKD WAKK, BAJIBOI WAKK, BKAl) AM) KKBP UUTAJ UK-it KIM) 01 TKa hi hi hi BsoattaM Batla Coebiua (.•■i\ I rs bMatifaUy314 words
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Advertisement395 1901-11-15 4 xi rum aatMAVLra BARSJIPIIIIILL* BJ *v4ji *x—4* at^M CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD amyft^UjQ* MEDICINAL SKIN^SOAP fit Medicinal Skin Soap CIGARETTE! No. 565. In tini of 50 Ho. 960. Gold Tipped 50 fmekmd lit I'mimnt Airtight Tlnm. Agents: KELLY WALSH, ■INOAPORE. S»l< Maaulaclurcra AKUATM TOBACCO CU. 1 t-njvo. I njl.oJ Thb NEW395 words
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Advertisement640 1901-11-15 4 NOTICES. ifltflU f or LE* 4 PEIUIS H I 1/t WUESTEUNIK {TOT V USpscialWirrut^S^^^His Mijestg Pinrenrsti The King. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. MtN'S WEAKNKSE'H CURBD. M.- n> tbousamls of men suffer from enervating weaknesses, and cannot find a cure for them. I aay to such tutlurors wril>- to mo; atid will640 words
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Advertisement620 1901-11-15 4 tAN S A N (MINERAL WATER) Most Refreshing: and Invigorating NATURAL TONIC FOB ItUI AT MODKKATK PKICKS. CAN HK HAD AT G. OTOMUNE CO. CHINA MUTCAL LIFE INSURANCE COY, LID Uud Oirici No. 13, CiHTax Road, ttHAmiHii. UM. A. WATTIE. Manuger. IOBBK TAH KIM TUX ft SONS. Local Agonts. Hie620 words
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