The Straits Times, 10 March 1903
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Title Section16 1903-03-10 1 The Straits Times. NO. a i, 075 SINGAPORE, "'TTESD AY, MARCH 10 1903. PRICE 15 CENTS.16 words
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Advertisement792 1903-03-10 1 NOTICES. fflfa JStraits Stan ADVERTISING RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. [per inch, column meaßnre.i First iiiHn I Km SI cents Second anil tliinl insertions each 80 cento Fourth, titt.li, and -i\tli 40 cents Seventh to eighteenth •> 24 cent» Nineteenth i.V siiliHci|uent,, 16 cent* Per wei-k si six dns, to be792 words
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Advertisement669 1903-03-10 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. .m.-^^SSK £?jil| CARBINE? Q I BROWNING iSI Spill RORrHApnT fk Pocket Automatic PM.I. \1 88, gtr«2 BUKCHARDI $11^^^^^^^^^ Quite Flat. YsfttfT *UC tt AUTOMATIC, 8 ROUNDS, Bl U < 500 yards range. No sights, Unique WINCHESTER RIFLES >J£ g Central Grip W All Models J>3 Z REMINGTQN rep669 words
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Advertisement575 1903-03-10 1 Horses that have started in Ka.-e No. and/or Race No. 1 on the First DayEntrance SlO. Distance, li mile. THE FIRST EX-GRIFFIN HANDICAP.— Vaina 9900 and SlOO to the Second Horse provided there are five starters the property of different owners. A Handicap' for all Horses imported as Griffins into575 words
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Advertisement517 1903-03-10 1 BAROCYOLONOMETERS. THE l«st instruments, now in universal use, most useful for steamers which navigate zones frequented by typhoons. GAGGINO A CO.. 19-i Agents. JUBT ARRIVED. CHIANTI wine in cases and (tasks, Vermouth of Turin. s Muscat of Syracuse, most recommended for debilitated people. IIKS SAGGINO A CO. NOTICK. MESSRS. BERNHARDT517 words
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Advertisement521 1903-03-10 1 AUCTION BALE OF THE BRITISH 4CHOONER KELANDER BUX At our sale-room, 192 Cecil Street Monday, 90th March at 9. 50 p.m. THK undersigned are instructed to sell by auction the British Schooner Kelander Hux, as she now lies in the Singapore Roads, with all her ippurtenances, Registered tonnage 140 Tons.521 words
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Advertisement611 1903-03-10 1 LATEST ADVF.RTISEMI-.NTS. WAYANG PUSI WAYANG PUSI. INDRA BANOSAWAN. THE Nr*E\S VHTOKIA JUVI r;HIM\ THEATKK AL (OIPA.VV Or PR\A\ti. TO-NIGHT' TONKiMT Will March. ISM, ZULMAI AGLUM. With Graml Arlixlii -ally Panuei! immm, Extraordiimry CuHtuinen hihl a (iraml Diipl.is of Miwir, Flap.. Hunting. ftc At the New I'iir-e.- Theatre Hall NORTH BRIDGE611 words
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Article1189 1903-03-10 2 URTU NO. 5. March. 7th. Dbar Jack,— l have enquired into the shippinf of seamen bare as 1 intended, and I find that there is very little done so far aa European sailors and firemen are concerned, though there are usually several beachcombers and hospital birds hanging1,189 words
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Article455 1903-03-10 2 Thk receipts of coffee at the Brazilian ports up to the 13th January, IMS, >v>>re B,">:<l,(KMt bags as compare! with 10,89H,000, the total to the mhih- date last year; and with 7,: W l. (hid and 7,009,000, the figures for the corresponding period in lOOland455 words
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Article106 1903-03-10 2 It is expw^d that Sir William MacGregor, K C.M.G the <mv rn<>r of Lagoß, and Sir Ralph Moor, X.C M (J., the High Commissioner for Suit hern NJmtfa, will retir.- from tlieir respective offices during the present yivir Sir William MacGrafOC hM been in the colonial service for106 words
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Article52 1903-03-10 2 It is reported that Urn rout* of the railway from ToMoia into Yunnan as originally surveyed is to be chinged and that it will begin at i lie in >uth of the Nanchtng river Chinese engineers have been sent into Y'lnnin t> j tin witli Krench engineers ii>. making a52 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement482 1903-03-10 2 Nins23 NEW LIFE TO THE BLOOD! NEW VICOB TO THE B0DY!-3F YOG E LE R'S COMPOUND DYSPEPSIA KIDNEY TROUBLES CONSTIPATION SKIN DISEASES and all LIVER ILLS STOMACH DISORDERS Made from the formula and under the Immediate supervision of one of London's most nested Physicians. Price 1/1 i and 2/6 per482 words
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Advertisement371 1903-03-10 2 NOTICES. (CROSSLEY'S OIL ENGINES. DBUAL SIZES ALWAYS IN 3TOCK PARTICULARS AND QUOTAfIONB ON APPLICATION TO THE BORNEO CO., LD. THE TAFF ¥ILB RAILWAY CO. Have fitted up a plant for applying JOD 3LITt3 TO THKIR RAILWAY SLEEPERS. One application of Jodelite renders woodwork absolutely proof against white ants, dry rot.371 words
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Advertisement214 1903-03-10 2 NOTICES. GLACIiR ANTI»FfcICTiON- MBTAL "3 A. •g W Sim =5 The best for al l classes of Machinery bearings. Full particulars fr >m THK BORNEO CO., LTD. Singapore [SCOTTSr EMULSION OF POKE COD LITER OIL With Hypopbospbltes of Line i Soda. PALATABLE A 8 MILK. Theonlj- prcp.rm-.ion oi I.ITKB Oil.214 words
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Advertisement107 1903-03-10 2 1"H) PKEVKNT CROUP, l>eKin in time. The first svmptora in hoar-t«n.>., this is soon follow hI I>v a peculiar rous^h couifh. which i- >'hmlv rfgsliMll Jin i will never i>e fi>rgottea by one who lvi-- he ir.l it. The time to :u-t la when lh« child firat Incomes iMMfM. If107 words
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1096 1903-03-10 3 ••A Transpontine Cockney. 1 Amusing Breach of Promise Action. Justice Darling and a common jury, in the King's Bench Division, recently heard the case of Padgham v. Schael, which was an action brought by Miss Klorine Guest Padgham, professional pianist, to recover diinagei1,096 words
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Article306 1903-03-10 3 The boisterous cacophony of an Eastern orchestra inclines one to the belief that Oriental music is not music as we understand it but Mr. Edgar K. Jacques showed recently in an admirably worded lecture, given in the galleries of the Royal Society of British Artists, that underlying all306 words
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Article109 1903-03-10 3 Thk Russian Squadron, consisting of a battleship, two first-class cruisers, and five torpedo-boats, arrived at Port Said on the 10th Feb The battleship is the Reirizan, l'-',700 tons, carrying 750 officers and men. She is the dagship of Admiral Baron von Stakelberg, who is in -command of the109 words
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Article196 1903-03-10 3 For Singapore Per P. A O. s. China connecting with the steamer Ballaarat at Colombo, from London Feb. 20, dne 22nd March— Mr N Henry, Mr. B. J. Young, Mr. Lewis, Mr. St-dnvm. MissForster. Per P. *O. 8. a. Shanghai from London Feb tl, due 27th March196 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement130 1903-03-10 3 Dlarrhcea DIAKRIKKA, io its first sUn**, <an be cured by a few doses of that pleasant, reliable, and effectual medicine Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhu-i Kemedy. In many instances one lose is sufficient, but ■a n rule three or four doses are ne essary. Ik Is a good thing to keep130 words
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Advertisement736 1903-03-10 3 NQTICBS. BASICS AND CHILDREN should be fairly plump. They ought to put on fat as (astas t.'ey use it up for (at is fuel, and the burning of it mates power and force. Thin children even along to tbe age of eighteen or twenty— are in danger from consumption, and736 words
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Advertisement570 1903-03-10 3 NOTICES. WANTED. A Chinese Typewriter, must be used to Yost machine, apply to SHRAOEB BBOTHEBS. WANTED. BY tne British North Borneo Government, an Assistant Superintendent *>t Telegraphs, must be a practical man thoroughly conversant with details of telegraphic and telephonic communication. Salary $16« per monUi (1/10 per dollar) with a570 words
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Advertisement626 1903-03-10 3 NOTICES. Messrs. H. L. Cog him V Co. Mn Life AsSfrtnce Co. of Canada. BOUSTEAD A CO., General Agents, v.c. Straits Settlements. TRAVELLING TRUNKS. WE have for sale privately a consignment of new English steel travelling trunks at exceptionally low prices. H L COGHLAN* CO, v c Auctioneers and Land626 words
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Advertisement694 1903-03-10 3 SHIPPING '"GLEN LINK FOR flg#QA if» LQNQOU. IMIE s. b. vLTmftrni. 3,*56 tons, Capt. 1 Temperley Darke, it due here on the lOtb irst and will have prompt despatch for the above poru. She hat excellent accommodation for first class passengers, and carries a doctor and stewardess. For further particulars694 words
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563 1903-03-10 4 Details that arrived by the last mail, concerning the new French shipping trust, tend to prove that it is one of th c most gigantic syndicates en earth, and embraces over fifteen million tons of shipping— practically the whole of the563 words
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Article324 1903-03-10 4 Singapore needs several things in the way of clubs, notably a junior club and a country club of sorts. The former it is to be feared will be long in the coming, for the juniors among the European residents have neither the means nor the abilities necessary to organise and324 words
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Article275 1903-03-10 4 Natal is now officially notified to be plague-stricken. The disease had already paid it a visit, a few years ago, in a coolie-ship from India. This second visitation will aggravate the strong feeling there against immigrants from India. These immigrants, to their benefit, have stayed in the Colony for good275 words
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Article70 1903-03-10 4 The Time* reprints an extensive excerpt from the article on Land and House Property in Singapore which appeared in the Straits Times of December 31st. The article in question, which the big London daily saw fit to commend, was kindly written for this paper by Mr. J. Lloyd, the head70 words
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Article14 1903-03-10 4 The homeward mail by the B. I. s.s. Zamania closes at 4 a.m. to-morrow.14 words
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Article15 1903-03-10 4 The colony of Natal is notified to be infected owing to plague breaking out there.15 words
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Article15 1903-03-10 4 The Town and Volunteer Band will play on the Esplanade to-morrow night from tt o'clock.15 words
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Article21 1903-03-10 4 Shipping advertisements, with dates of sailing etc., will be found on page 7. General shipping news is printed on page 8.21 words
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Article22 1903-03-10 4 An ordinary general meeting of Fraser Neave Ltd, is advertised to be held at the office, Robinson ftoad, on the 18tb instant22 words
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Article19 1903-03-10 4 Warrkn'b Circus opens to-morrow at Beach Road with an attractive programme which will be found in our advertising columns.19 words
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Article26 1903-03-10 4 There are a good many bad Mexican dollars in circulation in Singapore just now. They are a very good imitation and several people have been done"26 words
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Article29 1903-03-10 4 The MM s.s. Tonkin with the mail from Europe of the 20th February, left Colombo at 9 p.m. yesterday, and is due here on Saturday at about 2 p.m.29 words
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Article24 1903-03-10 4 Thk German mail steamer Kiautsehou, Captain Behrens, left Port Said yesterday at noon outward bound. She is due here on Saturday, the 2*th instant.24 words
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Article26 1903-03-10 4 The new streets from Holborn to the Strand which are now being constructed by the London County Council, are to be named Kingsway and ''Aldwych respectively.26 words
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Article27 1903-03-10 4 We are glad to bear that Mr Hind, who met with an accident while out crocodile shooting on Saturday, is reported to be progressing favourably towards recovery.27 words
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Article28 1903-03-10 4 To-day being the Hari Kaya Hadji there was practically little business done. Gharries were hard to obtain, and in the present scarcity of 'rikishas this trouble was accentuated.28 words
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Article34 1903-03-10 4 To-day being Han Raya Hadji, there will be no cricket or lawn tennis practice on the S. C C. ground. The football match arranged, s. C. C. c. the Garrison, however, will he played34 words
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Article28 1903-03-10 4 Last night the Indra Zanibar Theatre performed Khudada to a fairly good house. To-day being the Hari Raya Hadji, a laughable piece entitled Gheloring Chelorong will be staged.28 words
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Article36 1903-03-10 4 A telegram was received at Singapore to-day from Japan to the effect that the Onipenta, which has arrived at Japan from Singapore, sighted a derelict on March 3rd in Lat. 29 K. and Long, 1.32 East.36 words
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Article32 1903-03-10 4 The Japanese Government have placed contracts for 32 tank locomotives. Beyer, Peacojk &Co Limited. Gorton, Manchester, secured the order for 24 engines, and the other eight are to be made in Germany.32 words
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Article36 1903-03-10 4 The s.s. Fuh Wo arrived from Langkat this morning with 18,000 tins of kerosine oil consigned for Katz Bros. The Pelayo, also consigned to Katz Bros., arrived yesterday from Sumatra with 73,0 0 tine of kerosine.36 words
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Article32 1903-03-10 4 The following passengers landed here from the German mail steamer Preusnen. From Shanghai Mrs. van Bourke, Mr <fe Mrs. Koth. From Hongkong: Mr. Julius Tockes, Mr. T. Mackenzie, Mr T. W. Owen.32 words
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Article46 1903-03-10 4 The 62nd Co. K. G. A. undergo a course of field training, under Major Osborn, commencing on Thursday next. The operations are to be carried out as nearly as possible under service conditions. The troops will pitch and move camp each day on a different site.46 words
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Article37 1903-03-10 4 The Brussels correspondent of the Standard states that the manager of the Peking-Hankow railway declares the prevalent apprehensions of the imminence of another Boxer rising to be unfounded. This coincides with reports received by the Belgian Government.37 words
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Article49 1903-03-10 4 Messrs. Ralli Brothers' press house and jute godowns at Cossipore, near Calcutta, have been entirely destroyed by fire. The havoc wrought is estimated at between 25 and 30 lakhs of rupees but it said to be fully covered by insurance. The origin of the fire has not been ascertained49 words
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Article45 1903-03-10 4 A report is circulating in well-informed circles in Peking, the China Uazette says, that the Chinese Government is seriously contemplating raising a loan immediately for the purpose of paying off the indemnities to the various Foreign Powers, arising out of the disastrous events of 1900.45 words
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Article41 1903-03-10 4 The transport IHlwara, from Southampton for Capetown and Singapore, arrived at Queenstown on 6th Feb., to embark additional troops. She embarked on 7th a number of details and proceeded on her voyage on Bth inst. She brings the Manchester to Singapore.41 words
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Article48 1903-03-10 4 An application by Mr. W. W. Richardson for a grant of exclusive privileges in respect of certain tin washing apparatus has been refused by the Perak State Council on the ground of want of novelty. Mr. E. Maxwell opposed the application on behalf of the Chamber of Mines.48 words
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Article51 1903-03-10 4 A private gharry collided with a rikisha in Cecil Street this morning and the occupant of the 'rikisha, a young Chinaman, was thrown on the coolie's hack. He picked himself up and made off, while the o-oolie proceeded to examine bis vehicle. The syce driving the private gharry did not51 words
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Article53 1903-03-10 4 The "Temple Bar" in High Street was broken into some time during last night by three Chinamen who climbed in by a window. They seem to have been disturbed, however, as they made off with only about a dollar's worth of coppers, leaving behind some property which they had tied53 words
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Article59 1903-03-10 4 To-morrow, Wednesday, there will be a special tiffin at Rallies Tiffin Rooms in Commercial Square. There are fourteen interesting items ranging from solid bam to the iced asparagus calculated to titillate the jaded appetite of the man who has breakfasted late and long. Pschorr" beer is the liquid commended by59 words
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Article116 1903-03-10 4 A Town Occupied. London, March 9th. It is officially announced that, on the Ird inst., Col. Swarm despatched from Bohotle two companies of Pioneers, 100 Somali Mounted Infantry, :<<> of the Camel Corps, and the Marconi section of Royal Engineers to occupy Damot. The force arrived at its116 words
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Article49 1903-03-10 4 Brigadier-General Manning (Inspector General of the King's African Rifles) reports that mutinted troops of the Somaliland column occupied GtJkayn on the M inst. and the remainder of the column arrived on the *>th. The occupation was apparently unopposed, the casualties being confined to the enemy.49 words
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Article75 1903-03-10 4 Increase of Three Millions. The Naval estimates provide for a gross sum of £30,5:j6,541, being a net increase over the last estimates of If.WtjWt This increase is mainly for shipbuilding repairs and the maintenance of the construction programme, including the commencement of three new battleships, four tirst75 words
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Article36 1903-03-10 4 Yesterday's Tie. HAMPIONSHIP. Hn iliwfcii km .Mrs. Can^loser, 6 o:t. Tie for To-day. i HASII'IONSHIP. .Mr- Wa.l.ii-ll .Mr-. Swimler*. Tie for To-morrow. HAMPIONBHII' PAIKB. Mr-, (■aiislii-cr iiii'l Major Austin Mis« liunn .iric! Mr. Penny.36 words
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Article90 1903-03-10 4 It is notified for information that measurements for Corps boots will be taken by Hagedorn «fc Co., 9 Stamford Road, between 9 a. m. and ."> 15 p.m. on week days, from 9 a. m. to 4 p m. on Saturdays and for the convenience of those90 words
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Article114 1903-03-10 4 The Pennsylvania .Steel Company, of St'-elton, Pa., have issued a book, From Steeltou to Mandalay." This publication is a constructive history of the Pennsylvania Steel Company in the construction of the (iokteik viaduct in one of the Shan states of Upper Burma, 400 miles, beginning on the L'^ih114 words
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Article44 1903-03-10 4 The Russian War Minister in expected shortly to make a tour of inspection in the Far East in order to convince himself by personal examination of the stato of affairs at Vladivostock and Port Arthur, thus following the example of the Minister of Finance.44 words
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Article122 1903-03-10 4 Yesterday some *00 officers, cadets and bluejackets from the Japanese training squadron nuw in port came ashore and inspected the glories of .Singapore. A better behaved and nicer body of men it would be hard to find. The cadets in especial attracted the attention of everyone as well set-up, well122 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement842 1903-03-10 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. GALDBECK, MAC6RE6OR CO. (HSTABLISMHD 1&O4.1 WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. LONDON, GLASGOW. SHANGHAI, HONG-KONG. AND SINGAPORE, (fPrice Jsist on Jlpplication.) tv Ik.*. JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. W7 r\ i=* fir also H Provisions Tobaccos opirit iPfPu?i AND Merchants. K^'jh CigflFS Singapore. TO BE LEI. NO. 7«, Anoon Road, immediate entry.842 words
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Advertisement118 1903-03-10 4 G. R. Lambert Co. Photographers ora: Gresham House (Battery Road.) —on Weekday* only 8 a.m.— 6 pan. Orchard on W^d*** 8 P m °°*Q on Sundays. 8 a.m. noon. Large Stock of Photographic materials. Monthly supplies from Europe, reliable printing papers, chemical mounts, Eastman films, Wratten-Wrainwright's Ilford and German dry118 words
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Advertisement45 1903-03-10 4 Mr. ('has Burnett, Jeffenuo, Fa., May 18, IB9H, writes I had a very severe attack of La Grippe. My physician recommended Jayne's Expectorant. When 1 had taken two l>ottle>« oi this medicine I was completely cured." The Singapore Dispensary, Bole Agent* for the Straits Settlement*.45 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter526 1903-03-10 5 I'othr Ethtor the Strait* Time*." Sir, May I trespass upon your valuable space to call attention to a matter of public And local importance The '"Arabian Nights" myth of the odoriferous and romantic Orient where the air is laden with sweet perfumes, where the gaze526 words
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Letter416 1903-03-10 5 ID tit Miter s/ Usf Straits Time*." Sir, In apes to come when the traveller from New Guinea will sit to sketch the stately ruins of the Strait* I'inir- OUiee from the bunks of the Singapore River, what controversies will arise as to who and what were the416 words
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237 1903-03-10 5 To tU EUtor of the "Straitt Times." Dear Sir,— Your leader of yesterday on wages is quite right but the conclusion is wrong. You say "It seems then that the time has come when it is imperatively necessary that capital should put a higher valuation on237 words
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Article220 1903-03-10 5 A Curious Story. At the Assizes this morning before Mr. Justice Hyndman- Jones, the hearing was resumed of the case against Yeo Peng Chua, vegetable dealer, Koh Jim Keh, detective, and Koh Kuang Lone, towkay. The first named was yesterday charged with making a false charge with intent220 words
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Article246 1903-03-10 5 A correspondent writes The bitrfurong or bear cat, of which a good deal has been said of late in the papers, is by no means such a rare animal as would appear at first sight. The facts of its being nocturnal swift of foot, omnivorous and able to246 words
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Article57 1903-03-10 5 The latent addition to the large fleet of the B. I. Company is the Bihara, of 4,000 toim großs, built and launched at (ilasgow by Messrs. A. and J. Inglis. The JSihura is intended for the RangoonCalcutta service. She is a sister ship to the Company's steamer Hangala, launched a57 words
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Article207 1903-03-10 5 Some Disquieting Rumours. Wohk at the Victoria Memorial Hall is now proceeding rapidly, and over two-thirds of the concrete foundations have been laid down. Contrary to the expectations of many people the ground on which the Hall is being built has proved of unusual firmness and207 words
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Article136 1903-03-10 5 Sbobtly after noon to-day RearAdmiral Hikonojo Kamimura. in command of the Imperial Japanese Majesty's training of His squadron now in port made his official landing at Johnstons Pier. A guard of honour from the 3rd Madras Light Infantry with the band of the same regiment awaited his136 words
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Article190 1903-03-10 5 It is understood that the Committee of the Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce, in forwarding to the local Government, for transmission to the Colonial Office, the resolution on the currency question adopted at the recent special meeting of the Chamber, refrained from comment, contenting themselves with calling190 words
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Article91 1903-03-10 5 Aboot 11-30 a. m on the 6th inst. two Chinamen, Tho Lam and Ng A Koo, quarrelled at Tanjong Pagar Dock, the result being that the former lost his life. Ng A Koo escaped for the moment, but was arrested yesterday, and this morning was arraigned before Mr Marriott on91 words
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Article115 1903-03-10 5 YKBTKKDAY, a man described as Joseph Lin was arrested on a warrant at the instance of A. Clouet on the allegations (i) of attempting extortion by putting A. Clouet in fear of injury (ii) of having on the 22nd of May and the 1 lth of June committed criminal breach115 words
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Article132 1903-03-10 5 (>n the 2nd inst. Lim Yeoh and Tan Cha Boh were wanted by the Police for the theft of two Blabs of tin valued $154, the property of the Straits Trading Co. The former was arrested, but the latter kept out of the way, though the detectives were on track.132 words
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Article228 1903-03-10 5 (A V,*U Sj T*, IndraZanibor Mrfsf TKtatre.) Rosin*. There in a secret I can't keep If lean get it cheap To Wayang Kaasim" I mean again to go Whether it route me standing place this time even to do ho. "Bosina" their to-morrow's performance, they Hay,228 words
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Article220 1903-03-10 5 The following passengers left Singapore by the Prmmm for Penang Mr. and Mrs B Innnink, Mr. J. Samkalden, Capt. W. M. Bower, Mr. J. C. Hendry, Mrs. Longford, Mrs. Neubronner. For Colombo: Mr. Maurice Millet, Mr. Jean Bartholoni, Mrs. Rosa Adler, Mr. C Brandt. For Aden Dr.220 words
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Article31 1903-03-10 5 Steams' Headache Cure has been used the world over for years.— Always reliable widely imitated, and substitutes offered. All Chemists supply the genuine, when Steams' is asked for.31 words
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Article632 1903-03-10 5 SiHOAfoti, in™ March, 1908. PRODUCE Gambler bnyer« f 15.57J Copra Ball 9.50 do Pontlanak 9.00 Pepper, Black buyer* 33.00 do White, (8%) 57.10 Sago Floor Sarawak 3.30 do Brunei No. 1 5.16 Pearl Sago 3.90 Coffee, Bali, 13% bants 22.00 Coffee, Palembane, 20% ba«l«._ 32.00 Coffee, Liberian No. 1632 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement94 1903-03-10 5 Baby's Cough Must Never Linger NOTHING is more distressing than tn see a helpless little infant suffering with a cough, and to be fearful of using a remedy which may contain some harmful ingredient. The makers of Chamberlain's Cough Kemodv positively guarantee that this preparation does not contain opium in94 words
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Advertisement106 1903-03-10 5 doing Insane. A. L. Rimer of Stoneridge, N, V., says: I was for a long time troubled with sleeplessneMS, with intense neuralgic pains in the head which made me feel as though I was going insane. The physicians could do nothing for me. I heard of some extraordinary cures effected106 words
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Advertisement140 1903-03-10 5 AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING SITES AND A COCONUT PLANTATION. TO BK HELD AT POWELL COS BALE-ROOM On Wednesday, Uth March, 1903, .it 2.30 p.m. T7OUKTEEN freehold building allotF menta fronting a reserve for Hoad off Bukit Timah Road near Holland Road, area about 6,600 square feet each. Forty Freehold building140 words
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Advertisement677 1903-03-10 5 AUCTION SALES. LADY HILL BUILDING SITES. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FREEHOLD RESIDENTAL BUILDING SITES AT LADY HILL OFF ORANGE GROVK ROAD, TANGLIN. TO BK RKLD AT POWELL CO.'a SALE-KOOM On Wednesday, 2.Mh March, 190,' i, at 2-.'K> p. m. THE position of thcae sites is exceptionally goo'l til*677 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous293 1903-03-10 5 DAY U\ DAY. Tuesday, 10th March. High Water. 9.4 p.m. Mara Kaya Hadji (Monl.mii Festival). Ladiex Sewing Meeting. The Manse. 4.3<>. L.L.T.C Tournament. S.V.A. Gun Drill. 5.15. 8 V.R., S.V.I. Kwruit* ami Co. Drill. Via. S.C 0\ Football. Wayan^ Ka— mi. North Bridge Road. 9. \Vayan« Puni. North Bridge Koad.293 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement321 1903-03-10 6 NOTICES. CHATWOOD'S Patent "INVINCIBLE" A/// SAFES of all qualities. X s^ >// Chatwood's Patent Steel Doors y>-CV c^ Sl Gates for Strong Rooms. yl< J>^ /St/ «x X Chatwoods TELEGRAPH.C ADDRESS:-/;^y Q X New "HARGEEAYES" /fy .Q, Bteel Safes are the Only Singapore. X Safes which are of BENT y321 words
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Advertisement117 1903-03-10 6 NOTICES. For tHncttoMlsronMes, daisy, paid and those li rsjnlirltles peculiar to tbe mi. Prescribed by the btgbest French Medlcsl authorities and superior to Tansey. steel Drops and Penny royal. CHAPOTEAUT. 8, r. Vi^ienm, Paris |'*mat!coj Reoownaa' Phjrieiau preKrltw Orim»nlt'i Mataaa v tb« aaat acti»t »nd at toe ume limr tkc117 words
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Advertisement553 1903-03-10 6 NOTICES. CHEE CHEE CO. WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK. ■nan hanging and table lamps r S. A CO.'S READING AND FANCY LAMFB SINGER'S FOOT AND HAND SKWING MACH INKIRON BEDSTEADS, MUSIC BOXES, FANCY TPAYS PHOTO FFAMBS, <fcC, AC. We liave also receiver! a supply of Gentlemen's Braces and Sporting durable553 words
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Advertisement698 1903-03-10 7 The Borneo Company, Ltd. '|MIX Slfcadari Lifs Asaoranoß. 1 Norwioh Dnloa Fire Insurant Boeistj. Atlas iMuruoe Coaeany (Fin). I"h« Kquiuble Life asiunuioe booiety. rh» China Mutual Steam Navigation Compani 1 r >.tt*.nh*m Lager Beer Company. for particular* of Uuwe Companies, see th« ull advertisement of THE BORNEO COMPART. LIMITED. Agents.698 words
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Advertisement750 1903-03-10 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij. nder contract with the Netherlands India Government. c -in 01 Stncepore Bbif Agiscy, i.aib J. Dabhebu A Co., 3-3, OoiXTBB QUAT. The undflrmontioned dates ar« oaly stTW^si— j>« Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for OB Coen Batavia Mar 2 Biiliton, Bat«via, C.heribou, D> Kock750 words
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Advertisement546 1903-03-10 7 Austrian Lloyd 1 Steam Navigation Company. 1 nder Mail Contract with mt Auhtrias Government. Ine following are the dates on which the Company's steamer* may be espeoced to arrive and sail from here:— UDTWABD. HoMBWABiI. 1 19U3 tE.F ttrdmandl&tirti J JAim'Wo Feb. 17 I M.Valeric 13 I +\i»pon Mar. Ti546 words
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Advertisement620 1903-03-10 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N V IT JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. I A regular FORTNIGHTLY Mrrice U maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW BTEAMERB, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Berrioe, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent620 words
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Advertisement554 1903-03-10 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Compagnlo Dea M««a*gerlea Maritlmea De France. TILBOBAPHIO AODBBM: MBS«AGB*IIt*, SWGAPOU. rhe -nail steamers will leave Singapore on or aooat the undermentioned dates.— llnfiin HOMBWAKD. Date*. Dates. 1903 190S Sydney Mar. 2 Oc-amien Mar Tonkin Mar. 15 Anna,,, Mar 16 Lao* Mar. 90 E. Simons Mar 30 CaUdoniea Apr.554 words
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Advertisement457 1903-03-10 7 INSURANCE CO.'S mHI PHCBNII ABBUK»H<. 4 J. COMPANT OF LONDON. ElTil LI»H ID A. D 1783.) Th* undersigned, Agenti (or the abov* 0os»pan v, are prapareJ to aooe pt Fin Bisks at ttm 1 currant raxes in Singapore, and also in Johor* sad th* other Statw* in tha Malay Peninsula.457 words
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Article1512 1903-03-10 8 Coder this heading me following abbreVtetions aro used g— Mr. steamer sh.— ftßip;>Hj barque; sch. schooner; Yet. Tac/it Cru.~ Ciuiser; tibt.— Gunboat; Tor. Torpe'lo; H.p. Horse-power; Hrit.—British >;. S. United Butes; Fi.h.— French; tier. German; Dut.— Dutch I oh. lohore; aB.«. Ueiiuidl-caiKo; d.p. deck passeniier; U-— Docerwin1,512 words
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Article141 1903-03-10 8 For Her tteamer Time. To- Morrow. Singoraand Bangkok Redany 11a.m. Amoy iind S.vatow Chtang Okm Nocu. Pontianak Van dtr Parra Noon. P. Swet'ham via ports B. Hin Gimn 2 p.m. Muar and Malacca Sultan pm. Rangoon Calcutta Tara S p.m. Hi lium A Pontianak Sambar 3 p.m. Teluk141 words
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Article222 1903-03-10 8 5 VMBSI 8 NAM«. TOIIK t'APTAI!" FROH *AILRI> COWHIOKKBi-. C Bio Mar 9 Giang Ann Brit Btr. 657 Follett Bmaesin Mar 6 T. K. Tian Co Ltd 1J I'rr-u Her str 3278 Prehn Yokohama Feb 21 itehn Meyer Co. 9 Gaea Nor str. 626 Pedersen Moji Feb l\ Seng222 words
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Article129 1903-03-10 8 Dati. Vessel's Name Flao 4 Rio. Tons. DUTIKATIOK. i -Mai 10 Sarie Borneo Dut gtr 856 Batavia 10 Will Othe Wisp Brit otr. UH Pontianak 10 I Rajah of Sarawak *ar gtr. 892 Sarawak 10 Keong YVai+ Ger str. 1116 Bangkok 10 Heitirirh Menzell str. 9S» Muntok 10 Telayo129 words
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Advertisement667 1903-03-10 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS and SILE MERCHANTS, 51-62, HIGH STREET. J ewellers and dealers in all kinds of Indian, Chinese, and Japanese silks and silk fancy goods, curios, art embroidery work, carpets, and rugs. (Also Indian and Chinese-made gold and silver gem-set jewellerysilver ware and silver curios. Visitors667 words
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Advertisement846 1903-03-10 8 WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW Co CLINICAL THERMOMKTKK >. Minute, 35 Kadi fj M iX mi/ "~~^aaaaaaaaaaaaaHaaaaaaaaaaav2a£ a^a^a^^^*^^^a4aw^t>-^ wV *j/ Bl.»isdell Pencils, Cts. 5O rer dozen \;.il Huller-., $2.25 K .eh orCis. S Ehcii. Salad S^etn. Cti 95 icr set C r^§ ~-*m^b Eanrlppologne V 2.00 per Cherry Blossom per bott ie. Each846 words
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