The Straits Times, 12 February 1902
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Title Section13 1902-02-12 1 The Straits Times NO. 20.752. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1902. PRICE 15 CENTS13 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement325 1902-02-12 1 NOTICE NOBEKS EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. MftnufafturtTH of Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, ALL K.NI'- OK Safety Fuses. AND EleotPie Blasting Apparatus. Tits aim'?. Explosive*, b»xng all mum, featured iii (-heat Britain, v.m made to pass the high standard of safety and purity ttsts imposed by the British325 words
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Advertisement200 1902-02-12 1 NOTICES. Ind Coope Cos. Ale and Stout in Bulk. SOLE AGENTS. The Borneo Co. Ltd. Singapore. TAN-SAN MINERAL WATER The most palatable and wholesome natural mineral water known. Sole Proprietor. J. CLIFFORD WILKINSON. Kobe, Japan. IN crown-corked bottles easily opened Price #A.60 per case of 4 doz. pints Splits ft;200 words
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Advertisement589 1902-02-12 1 NOTICES. SARKIES JOHANNES AND CO. Jiuetioneers and Gstate Jigents. 6 and 7, TELEGRAPH STREET. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOR TFAK WO >D FURNITURE ALL SORTS OF TKAK WOOD FURNITURE HEADY MADE AND MADBfTO ORDER. LATEST PATTERNS. Inspection Invited. SARKIES JOHANNES AND CO. .m KELLY WALSH, LTD, (:o.) NEW BOOKS. ):o:( China589 words
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Advertisement377 1902-02-12 1 Just Received, A NEW SUPPLY OF WHIFF WHAFF OR TABLE TENNIS PRICES $6-50 and $10-50 *Per £ef. aOTICK OF REMOVAL 'pHE Office of ide Straits Chinese JL Printing Okfm k has been removei to No. i Robinson Kcvl. but the print iu bu -in-—- is carried on at the same377 words
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Advertisement617 1902-02-12 1 NOTICES. Raffles Hotel AND Raffles Tiffin Rooms. FASS BEER ICED Sarkies Brothers, Proprietors. The ARMY NAVY Stores are now open and in full working order In CALCUTTA For full particulars, address the Depot Manager 41, Chowringhee. Calcutta. 19-4 CHAMBERLAIN'S PAIN BALM Applied to the afflicted part* qutckhi ReArres STIFF NECK617 words
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Advertisement281 1902-02-12 2 NOTICES. T\ *11 SPECIAL JJunville sos ou > scotch Whiskey. $10 Per case. 5 per cent, off for cash. DUTY EXTRA t M KJPQRE& PEHg^f X? n f*" 1 1 1 < «3 O _j p" I J I I 9 -Tl^T 1^ %^^>^ <j- —^^j 1 1 111 3281 words
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Advertisement633 1902-02-12 2 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-DP CAPITAL 110,000,000 RESERVE FUND.— Sterling Re«erTe..slo,ooo,ooo l t 3 sooorj Silver Reterre....! 8,760,000 f-* lti > 50 000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF |Ifl(n|(m PROPBIETOBB -9W,9n.0m Court of Uimctokb:— It. BHBWA*, Knq— CHAIRMiW Hon. J.J. Bill-Irti no DartrTT Cbaibiu.> H. E Tomsihs I B L.633 words
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Advertisement450 1902-02-12 2 NOTICES. YAMATO^ CO. JAPANEBE UENERAI. STORES Opposite to SwrtgM Ofhi-e, next to Emmerson'sT'tfin Room*. 1. COLLVEK QUAY, fit SintfHp'ire. COALS ATGALLE •<est Welsh and Indian (Barrakur) ilways in stock Quick despatch. CLARK, NPLNCE Co E COATKS Co. >alle. February I^^2 Yamatoya's Best Shirts. if ;?i i £'2Z. S IS I450 words
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Advertisement151 1902-02-12 2 NOTICES. J AMES"WA r fSON 06?S~~ SCOTCH WHISKIES All THK BBSr VALUE IN THE MARKKI I I. A<; HltANl), 10 YEARS OLD «*.oo pkk cask, pott brb*. j V.V.o S|»H( IALI.Y KKCOMMKNDED) «U» mm kxtra >HT*JNAHI.K KK<»M KRTAIL. DEAI XXX OK John Littl^ Co., Ltd. Just arrived NEW MAIL CARTS151 words
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Article374 1902-02-12 3 "Some day," fays the American Engineering tfagnziiu- (December), in discusainp* Kngiueer-iu-Chief Melville's recent report, some one of the great naval I 'ewers will awaken to the fact that lighting by machinery means als> fighting altogether with engineers, and by engineering methods alone, and will sweep the whole374 words
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Article568 1902-02-12 3 A> i MMM to the Wan-nien-shu. the ten thous.ind year calendar which, by the way. is of course only an expression and not a reality, for the calendar does not rui: to more than a third of one thousand years the date for this Chinese New Year568 words
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Article674 1902-02-12 3 OkderB for coronation robes are keeping the London costumiers busy. A peeress's robe is of crimson velvet, bordered with minever, the cape pntirely of minever, with rows of ermine fur laid on it. The dress worn underneath known by the pretty old-world name of kirtle is of pure674 words
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Article54 1902-02-12 3 The PAIN of a BURN or SCALD is almost inst.iiitlv relieved bf applying. Cliiniilii-rliiin's I'ain Balm, ll .'il-.i heals tin- injured parts more ijuiokly than l>y any other treatment, and t-xefpt the liorii is very severe, d<><>« not leave A SCAR. For mle l>y all dealers in Medicinrte. The Dispenpary.54 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement58 1902-02-12 3 J. MOTION CO WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, OPTICIANS. REPAIRS. P n OMPTLY EXECUTED Charles "foeftstech's Ulhitc Seal Champagne. solk Agents, KEHN, MKYBR 00., H ML^k Singapore awl. Ptnn-ng. '»M!DkpAtk- Singapore \f~' Messrs. John Littlb* Co {jt Messrs. Uuntxkl aM)> /'/f'-Jm SOHUHMICHUK. f ffffMS Batnviu: |J» G. HOPPIMSTS f^£&Z^' Sourabaya ?ZZ~~A, Messrs. t*.58 words
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Advertisement374 1902-02-12 3 NOTICES. Mr. J. da Pereira Horticulturist and Florist. Has removed his business from Eskbank, Tanglin, to Orchard Road one house before the house known as Claymore. Singapore Merchant Service Guild. MEM BEX* are now being enrolled for the :iirove puild. All Mnsters ami Mates sailing out of Singapore or I'enang374 words
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Advertisement562 1902-02-12 3 NOTICES. WANTED. A TEACHER for Ist or Und Standard. A pply to N." c/o Straits Timrs. giving ag««, pxporience. references, and salaiy expected. ni, w A f, IS-.' WANTED. INTELLIGENT Clerk with Fngineering or Shipbuilding experience. Apply to "ALPHA." c/o Stmits lime* Office. WAN I ED. AM^NAGWR for the .Marine562 words
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Advertisement477 1902-02-12 3 NOTICES. FOR SALE. TWO horse, used to saddle and harness youni; and <\a\> t. Address A. B. e/o this office 12-2 FOR SALE. r PWO Australian horses to be sold by I public auction, on Thursday, 13th irist., at I p ni trial given. SARKIES JOHANNES A CO., IS 2477 words
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Advertisement899 1902-02-12 3 NOTICES. KINTA GYMKHANA CLUB. PROGRAMME OF Annual Race Meeting, To be held at Batu Gajah On I.lth 15th February, 1902. FIRST DAY. l.'Uh of February. 1. The Maidf.n Plate. '2-30 r.M. Value $.'«■(>. A taee for all Mnidenß and Horses imported a» Griffins ii to th- Snaits Settlements and Fedt-rated899 words
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Obituary15 1902-02-12 4 On the 21st December, at Dublin, W. Chapman, formerly Postmuster-Udneral and J. P. Hongkong.15 words
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620 1902-02-12 4 The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 12TH FEBRUARY Dbtails of the agreement, reported in to-day's cables, between England and Japan, for the maintenance of the integrity of Korea and China, will be awaited with keen interest throughout the East. It seems to serve notice to Russia and France that620 words
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Article176 1902-02-12 4 to, but does not «xist,i8 to say the least of it unusual. Men talk of the matter in the Club and at the dinner table, and some of them fume But neither talk nor fume will lay a track, and therefore the question arises 'Who or what will f The176 words
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Article512 1902-02-12 4 Japan is feeling the strain of the credit system which has permeated the East in recent years, and a cry comes from that land, through the Kobe Chronicle, for a return to the wholesome methods hy which European trade ac. quired its foothold, and before the German invasion. The fashion512 words
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Article14 1902-02-12 4 Imsp. Campbell of the Gunpowder Department at Penang has been pensioned from Jan. 24th.14 words
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Article16 1902-02-12 4 Thk Dallas Dramatic Company are now in Shanghai, and expect to perform in Hongkong next month.16 words
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Article21 1902-02-12 4 St. Xavier's Institute at Penang has now, on its front, a clock costing about $1,000— presented by Mr. Thian Thiaw Siat.21 words
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Article22 1902-02-12 4 Shipping advert iisements, with dates of sailing eU-., will be found on page 7. General shipping news is printed on page 8.22 words
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Article901 1902-02-12 4 The December issue of the Straits Chinese Magazine, just to hand, is of more than usual interest. This entertaining and always readable publication has a peculiar habit of constituting itself a back number from the outset. It is invariably dated a month or so prior to its publication. For instance,901 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article20 1902-02-12 4 HEAVY BOER LOSSES. London, l'2th February. The Hoer losses last wo»>k reached 717 in killed, wounded, and captured.20 words
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Article46 1902-02-12 4 Reinforcements turn up and Defeat the Captors. A British convoy of nixty waggons was captured at Fraseibure. Reinforcements arrived and defeated the enemy. The British loss was two ofticers and eleven man killed— and forty-ei«ht men wounded. .Seventy-one Boers were killed and wounded.46 words
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Article30 1902-02-12 4 The enemy rushed a detachment, one hundred strong, at Culvinia, by night. The British loss w 11 three officers and seven nu:n killed— and seventeen men wounded.30 words
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Article31 1902-02-12 4 Monster (lathering* at Sydney and Melbourne. Australian Opinion of Continental Slanders. Immense patriotic demonstrations at Sydney and Melbourne have passed resolutions repudiating the Continental slanders on the British troops.31 words
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Article34 1902-02-12 4 THE PAPERS EXPRESS UNIVBRSAL ADMIRATION. Later. The admiration for l)e Wet's exploit is universal. The newspapers call to mind the escapee of Hannibal, and other parallel exploits mentioned in classical literature.34 words
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Article74 1902-02-12 4 A TREATY FOR MAINTENANCE OF PEACE. Britain and Japan are Allied. Still Later An agreement between Britain ami Japan was signed on the 80th January. The agreement aims at U\e maintenance of peaue in the i ir East, ant! the preservation of the integrity of China and Corea.74 words
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Article160 1902-02-12 4 On Saturday next we shall again have the pleasure of listening to Herr and Mint. Marquardt, who gave us a musical treat last month. They have, returned from Batav'a, where they were very successful, and had a great reception. At next Saturday's concert, they wilt be assisted160 words
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Article147 1902-02-12 4 Mk. W. Blacksliaw to In- an assistant engineer, Public Works Department. Mr Blacksliaw reported Ins arrival on the SOtb December. Mr. H. y. I). Putter to be an assistant engineer, Public Works Department. Mr. Potter reported his arrival on the viotli December. Mr. W C. Kphrauins' appointment aBdistricttreaBurer,Kinta,hab147 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement268 1902-02-12 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. THE MARQUARDTS Famous Violinist and Harpist. Ass ted by Mrs. Zimmer, Soprano and by Mr. Cross, Piano.) TOWN HALL. Farewell Concert SATURDAY, FEB. 15th, 9.15 p.m. Reserved Seats *2. Admission Si. Seats may now be hooked at the Kohinpon I'iano Co., Ltd. TOWN HALL. 13th February, 1902, at268 words
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Advertisement520 1902-02-12 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED. A Chinese Cashier, with security for $l',ooo. Apply to P. G., c/o Straitt Times. 14/2 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO WANTED. AS Pool master, British North Borneo Government, a clerk experienced in postal matters. *alary $80 per m^nsera. Apply, giving full particulars and testimonials to the Secretary to the520 words
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Advertisement86 1902-02-12 4 G. R. LAMBERT ff CO. Photographers. ON account of thi long rainy season, we vhall only be able to open our new studio and offices. at Orchard, Road 3a. some day during the first hilt of February next. The exact date will be advertised. In the meantime all sittings are86 words
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Article173 1902-02-12 5 There has been sent to us a copy of Lloyd's Shipping Returns, from which it appears that during 1901, exclusive of warships, t>39 vessels of 1,524,739 ton? gross 591 steamers of 1,501,07* tons and 48 sailing vessels of 23,6t>l tons) were launched in the United Kinedom. The warships launched at173 words
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Article62 1902-02-12 5 The change in the procedure of the police courts which places in the hands of the Senior MagiB trate the enquiry into all applications for summonses and warrants i» productive of good results. The old complaint of delay in having a complaint heard has disappeared, and numbers of frivolous complaints62 words
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Article63 1902-02-12 5 It is reported that the Chinese Government has appointed Princft Tsai Chfla. 4th Order, to be .Special Ambassador to congratulate King Edward on His Majesty's Coronation. Taotai Ling ChVnjt is to be First Secretary, and Taotai Wang Kai-kah, Second Secretary to the Embassy. It is expected that the Mission will63 words
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Article64 1902-02-12 5 This morning, the enquiry into the allegations made against F A. Oliveirn, a clerk in the Post Office, of misappro-, priating sums of 59, $11.3*, and $S, the X roperty of (Jovernment, was postponed for a week. Another case in which a Sikh watchman, employed by Katz Bros., is charged64 words
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Article49 1902-02-12 5 The I'inang Gazette expects nothing satisfactory from the Education Commission as now constituted. For instance Penang and Malacca have no representatives, and most of thn members appear to be trustees of the Rallies .School. In short the Commission is thought to be one-sided and to contain too many officials.49 words
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Article17 1902-02-12 5 Messrs. McNally, Herbst, Gunn, Hennie and Stewart arrived from Port Swettenham per Han Whatt Hin, this morning.17 words
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Article44 1902-02-12 5 A fire at Penang, on Friday last, burned down a,, Chinese Kongsee* house, in Armenian Street, which itad cost over $100,000 The blaze arose from a lighted candle, set before the ■■josh," falling among inflammable materials through the carelessness of 'the man in charge.44 words
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Article43 1902-02-12 5 An extraordinary general meeting of the Shell Transport and Trading Company was called for 24th January, to increase the capital to XH.OOO.OOO by issuing 100,000 preference shares of I' 10 each— entitled to a lixed cumulative preferential dividend uf ."> per cent, per annum.43 words
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Article45 1902-02-12 5 The French mail steamer Aniuim. which was due with the mail from Kurope on Saturday next, has met with an accident and has been detained at Suez for repairs. The mail will ronsequently be delayed, and will probably not arrive hem till the 21st inst.45 words
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Article45 1902-02-12 5 I hk Japanese sailing ship Takasakimuni collided with the British steamer I dome urn* outsidu Nagasaki harbour on the 20th ult. The (ship was seriously damaged on h»r left, bow and sank shortly afterwards. The crew of the ship were rescued by a steam launch.45 words
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Article48 1902-02-12 5 Mr. \V. H. Chappel, a well-known European miner of Perak, met with an accident on the eve of his departure from London and had been confined to his bouse for three weeks, but will be able to leave for Penang probably by the next P. and O. steamer.48 words
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Article40 1902-02-12 5 It is reported that Mr. J.R M. Smith, succeeds Sir Thomas Jackson, who shortly leaves Hongkong, as chief manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank at Hongkong. .Sir Thomas lack sun probably joins the directorate of the Bunk in London.40 words
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Article39 1902-02-12 5 Mr Tkkell, late District Engineer at Kuala Kangsar, hasrujoinedtbe F. M.S. public service in the P. W. I). It is probable that he will be attached to Selangor for duty with the Sanitary Board at Kuala Lumpur as engineer.39 words
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Article37 1902-02-12 5 I'm-: i M-nu.m mail steamer Kiiiittsckwi, <Jue here from Europe to-morrow morning, brings i large number of passengers for Singapore. The Marquis Ito, who is returning to Japan after his tour in Europe, is also a passenger.37 words
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Article36 1902-02-12 5 IT lias been decided that all the subordinate oflieers of tbe Calcutta Corporation are to wear unifoims with a distinctive badge, so as to enable tbe public to at once recognise the servants of the Corporation.36 words
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Article34 1902-02-12 5 Tub marriage of Mr. William G. C. Walter, of the Federated Malay States Civil Service, with Miss Harriet Florence Lloyd was to take place at St. .lamp's Church, Piccadilly, on Tuesday, the 4th inst.34 words
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Article32 1902-02-12 5 The British steamer K*itk1 Comptr a ton has been wrecked near Kohe. Both captain and crew are safe. She was running for the Portland and Asiatic Steamship Company on the TransI'acitic line.32 words
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Article29 1902-02-12 5 Elevrn European police constables trom the Royal Irish Constabulary left London for i^ingapore, by the s.s. tTlaiin>rgtinsltui>, on Jan. 11th. They will probably arrive here on the :20th itist.29 words
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Article33 1902-02-12 5 The New Chemor Tin Mining Company, Perak, is said U> have been floated at home. The land to be worked includes part of that held by Messrs Aylesbury and Garland in the locality.33 words
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Article30 1902-02-12 5 Mh. Hawk9, representing a syndicate, lias applied to the Kinta .Sanitary Hoard to supply Kanipar with drinking water, proided h« be permitted to levy small per centage as water rate.30 words
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Article26 1902-02-12 5 Mr. R. Shklkoku real a paper at tlie Zoological Society, on the ltth January, entitled "Observations on some Mimetic Insects and Spiders from Horneo and Singapore."26 words
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Article27 1902-02-12 5 At la«t r.ijrhl 8 final rehearsal for the Sa'zmann Complimentary Concert, the i^irls from St. Mary's College were present an«l listened to the music with ovident enjoyment.27 words
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Article22 1902-02-12 5 CoKMBNUM from to-day, mails will be despatched from Sineapore for Warope, etc. every alternate \Vednesda> via India, in addition to existing services.22 words
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Article29 1902-02-12 5 IU HOUR says that the cruisers Edtpte, (Capt. II. H. S Stokes), and 1WM (Capt K. (i. Stopforil,) are to be transferred from the China to the Australian station.29 words
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Article28 1902-02-12 5 A Chinese bundar entered 44 Cecil Street last night and helped himself to property valued at $>\ The man, who is an old offender, was caught in the ;iPt.28 words
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Article22 1902-02-12 5 H.MS Aurora (Cap*. K. H. Bayly, CB.) arrived from Hongkong this morning homeward b"imd Hhe will leave for Plymouth on Friday morning.22 words
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Article23 1902-02-12 5 A Miss Jackbon has been appointed Head Mistress of the Treaeher Oirle' School, Taiping, and is now on her way out from America.23 words
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Article24 1902-02-12 5 St. Joseph's Institution, will re-open on Monday the 17th inst. It iR very important that all the pupils should be present the first day.24 words
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Article22 1902-02-12 5 K. I'. C. Coulston, who has only been in Singapore a couple of years, has been invalided home and given a cratuity.22 words
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Article73 1902-02-12 5 The Mine Manager of Jelebu, iv his report for January, states that lodes have been found at various levels. The poppet legs for the Olamie shaft have been erected. Firewood is in good supply. The new battery is finished and ready to start crushing. During January 20 stamps ran73 words
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Article320 1902-02-12 5 S. C. C. v. 50th Co. R. A. Thkse teams met last evening on the Esplanade. A nasty cross wind blew over the pitch, making accurate kicking and shooting difficult. The Club after a nowise onesided game ran out winners 1> v 1 goal to nil. The sides were320 words
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Article126 1902-02-12 5 In tbe cricket match at Kuala Lumpur, on Friday and Saturday last, which was won by Selangor by 14 runs, the full scores were as follows Selangor. C. C. UlaxHfortl c Hannaford b MactßKKart 0 lbw Muctoj.'gart VouleK c Perkins •> Bradbery 2 b Bradbery126 words
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Article324 1902-02-12 5 S. C. C. Barkhhire c Voule* l> VouUwbCoCochranc 0 chrane 16 Carter b Coehrane 4 l.b.w. Tower- it (Jrant b (Massforil 1 not ont S Ainxlie c (ilasuforil b Cochrane 10 b Towers I Cater c Orener b fJIaxs- Ib.w. Coch. ford 1 rane 0 Ilradbery l.b.w. Om» lilassfoid b324 words
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227 1902-02-12 5 To the Lectures to Business Men," delivered last winter under the auspices of the London School Board, and now published in book form by Messrs. Macmillan, an interesting chapter itadded, giving the views of several merchants as to the educational equipment necessary for business. Th3 members227 words
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Article110 1902-02-12 5 The Harbab Aakedan Club in Niven Road was a scene of much festivity on Friday and Saturday, it being the 10th anniversary of that institution. On the tirst day the members invited a number of their friends to a sumptuous diuuer which was well served and, to judge from the110 words
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Article723 1902-02-12 5 Via Australia.) The War. London, 19th Jan. A Hi. uk Book which has been issued shows that the establishment of the concentration camps was imperative, owing to the threat of General Botha, in November, 1900, that he would confiscate the property and burn the houses of any723 words
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Article99 1902-02-12 5 About noon, yesterday, a Chinese woman with a baby were going along Tank Road in a 'rikisha, when a Chinaman suddenly came from behind and threw a quantity of some powerful acid over the woman's face. The acid burnt the poor woman's eyes and also badly burnt99 words
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Article342 1902-02-12 5 P. O Parrumatta, sailing about 21st Feb. For London, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Adams, Miss Salzmann, Mr. and Mrs. Burkinshaw, Mr. J. Bentley, Lord Ashburton and valet. Chi'-san, sailing about 7th Mar. from Penang to London, Mrs. Reid and infant. From Singapore to London Mr. F Weld,342 words
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Article597 1902-02-12 5 Singapore, 12th Fkiiruary, 190*-\ PRODUCE. Gambier buyers '!.•.'"> r-opra Bali lO.rtfi do Pontianak 10-25 Pepper, Black :<O.OO do White, (S%) 5400 Sago Flour Sarawak 3.65 do Brunei No. 1 SJI Pearl 3aeo 4.40 Coffee, Bali, 15% ba«in 25 00 Coffee, Palemhanif. 90% basis '-'HOO Coffee, Liberian Vo. 1 IHOO597 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement67 1902-02-12 5 THERE'S NO FRIEND LIKE AN OLD FRIEND.— He will always help you in time of nefld. It is the same with Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedv. It is an old and tried friend in many thousands of homes, and like othjr old friends can always be depended upon in67 words
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Advertisement188 1902-02-12 5 A Helpless Cripple N. Bengert of Norborne, says:— For nineteen months I lay a helpless cripple from Rheumatism. The weight of my body was reduced from 170 lbs. to ISO lbs., a proof of the terrible pain I had to •■nilure. During all this time, I sought a cure, but188 words
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Advertisement195 1902-02-12 5 When one is all run-down, completely tired out, it is then he feels that life is not worth living. He is easily discouraged, is indolent, has no energy for either business or pleasurable pursuits. Life is a drag. H» is not sick, nor is he well. Tbe trouble is that195 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous183 1902-02-12 5 DAY BY DAY. Wednesday, 12th February. High Water. 0.35. p.m. C. W. A. Raffles Girls' School. 4. Art Club Meeting. Govt. House. 4.1-Y Philharmonic Orchestra. ■">• K. A. ii Meeting. Library. Presbyterian Church Meeting. 8.30. 8.V.1.N0. 1 Co. Drill. Br. Basnh Rd. Parsee Theatre. Beach Road. 9. Thursday, 13th February.183 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement272 1902-02-12 6 NOTICES. FRASER A NEAVES AERATED WATERS RECOO.\ISEI> AS THE BEST IN THE EAST. I'urity and Excellence Guaranteed. Fxaser Neave, Limited, SINGAPORE and PENANG. in. \v. v. c. M The most Refreshing Drink in Singapore. B MONTSERRAT j|m Lime-Fruit Juice mi and Cordials HRffiJU either with water or jereated water is272 words
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Advertisement384 1902-02-12 6 NOTICES. BAGNALL, HILLEB 96, Robinson Road. HAVE ON HAND:Electric Fans, Ceilins and Table, f 40, 60, «0 M), 100, 110, and 120 Volts. Designed to operate from Incandescent Circnits. Any Voltage to order. Direct or Alternatinc Current Fans. For Table Use, 104 Volts. Inspection invited from all people who tuivf384 words
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Advertisement362 1902-02-12 6 NOTICES. Agents fop LEA PERMS' ft 1| /i WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. vßg Special Wsprairt^AaKiJ^ His Majestg Purveyors to The King. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. I The absolute purity and great economy of Bovril is proven by the fact that over five lnindri'd hospitals uiid kindred public institutions, incluoinf,' all nu«t important in362 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement704 1902-02-12 7 OpUE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED rE Staadar J Life Aararanee. Norwich Union Firo InnuuiM Society. Atlas Assurance Company (Fire). The KqnitaMe Life Aasuranoe Society. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Company The Tottenham Lager Beer Company. Kor particulars of tL*>s Companies, see the fall advertisement of THE BORNEO OOMPAWY LIMTTKP Agwit* STEAMSHIP704 words
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Advertisement1221 1902-02-12 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. J7-ONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSOHAPPIJ Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Auenit at Singapore: Ship Agency, late J. Dabrdbls 4 Co., 2-3, Collyeb Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On Houtman Cotei via Jan. 27 Bandjermassin, Kotabaroe. Balik Soerabaia Papan, Koet;<%.1,221 words
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Advertisement790 1902-02-12 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Portland and Asiatic Steamship Co. (Owned and operated by the Oregon Railroad Navigation Company.) Datet of Sailings from the East to Pacific Coast Ports. Leaving Hongkoxg Portland about about Knight Companion" 14th Feb. 1 5th Mar. "Indravelli" 1 4th Mar. 14th April Through bills of lading granted to790 words
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Advertisement589 1902-02-12 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. PIOMPAONIE DEB MESBAGEKIE" \J MARITIMES D£ FRANCE. Tklkoraphic Addrsss Messaoebib, SIMOAPOBK. The mail steamers will leave Singapore on or aoout the undermentioned dates.— Uutwabd. Homeward. Dates. Dates. 1902. 1902. Oceanien Feb. ->2 I. hrn Feb. 16 E. Simon* Mar. 3 Salizic Mar. 2 Yarra 16 I Sydney 16589 words
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Advertisement402 1902-02-12 7 INSURANCES. THE ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 17^0) THE undersigned, agents for the al>ove company, are prepared to accept Firt> Risks at current rate*. BEHN MEYER Co. w. A s. 31/12 MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED A.D. 1844) THE undersigned, agents for the aluv? company, are prepared to accept F402 words
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Article2208 1902-02-12 8 SHIPPING IN PORT. I'U'if- '.'i- h.-.-iding the follow iug abbreviations are us.d str. steamer sh.— »1n|>; 'm( oariue; soli. schooner: Yet. Yhc'ii I Vu —Cruiser; Gbt. Gunboat: Tor. I'orp-no. H.p. Horse-power; Brit. Britisji; D. 8.— United States; Feh.— French G«r.— German. Dut.— Dutch Joh.— Johore: «ti:,G.o. General-cargo: d.p. deckpassen«er2,208 words
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Article569 1902-02-12 8 Same, port, probable date of arrival, and name of agent*. Steamer?. Ajax, China. Mar 9: Minstield. Amiral Btudin, Pauillac, !>-'i Jau 6; Ambria. Hongkong, Feh 17; Behn Meyer. Andalusia, Hongkong, Mt>r24; R. Meyer. Annam, Europe, Fel> 20; M. Maritime Armenia, Europe, Feb It; Brthn Meyer Ballaarat, Hongkong, Mar569 words
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Article107 1902-02-12 8 tor fVr »fr. 7«»»' I'O-MoKROW. Pontiaimk Sri I'ontitinal; 7 11.111. Bani?kr>f R,!n II a.m. P. Dickson Hepanfl l:inta,i<i Timor 1 p.m. O'boo ami Sanuiani; Pinnit-r I p.m. Bangkok H.SrniiCuiiii p ni. Bi lk-mA Pontiiinak HWbtftHum -'p.m. Snmbasand P'lianak Vmidrrl'nrm S p.m. Port ">wettenlmiii Carl, /If p.m. Bangkok Siwmi><ir<107 words
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Article126 1902-02-12 8 From Eituopb: By the N' D.1,, as A'lac'mlmi due on Thursday with dates to the 21 M .Inn She brings replies to the mails whii-h left Singapore <>n the '27th Dec. From China:— By the M. M. In due on Sundrfy Timk i vii.X nr Mum Due.126 words
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Article71 1902-02-12 8 For Singapore. Per M. M. s s. Annum., connectine with the sicamer Erne*t Bim<m* at Colombo, from Marseilles Jan. 2tUli due loth Feh. Mr. R. \V Braddell, Mr. J. Lainmen. Per M. M. s. Oceanian, from Marseilles. Feb. 9th, due 3rd March .Mr. H. N. Ridley. Per71 words
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