The Straits Times, 12 March 1903
1903-03-12
1
10
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section15 1903-03-12 1 The Straits Times. NO. a i, 077 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. MARCH 12. 1903. PRICE 15 CENTS15 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement815 1903-03-12 1 NOTICES. ghe Simes. ADVERTISING RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. (per inch, column measure. 1 First Innertion $1 20 cent* Beeand and third insertions each 60 cent» Fourth, fifth, uml sixth 40 cenU Seventh in i-i-liii-i -lit! 24 cent* Nineteen il> Mil>i-ei|iient,, 16 cenu Per week of six im, to i.c chauged815 words
-
Advertisement744 1903-03-12 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. rm Sc?||l| carbine? Q "'olrtftTlFllt! P WE? 2Utf§ S AUTOMATIC, 8 ROUNDS, MM s j 111 <^ 500 yard* range, No sights. Unique WINCHESTER RIhLLS Q <» Q Central Grip. W All Models Big <<1 REMINGTON REP. RIFLES SHOT GUNS by best English makers WINCHESTER REP Uff S744 words
-
Advertisement341 1903-03-12 1 Supplied to (he State Hospitals of the Federated Malay States. ffi^^E^™^^^ JJ3 ASK YOUR STOBE KIEEFER FOR "SLEDGE" BRAND. ix^ A J/Jl sterilized milk iitk^^^^i^^ Invaluable in the House, if^SE ALP^J^i lit j|K4Sj!f^ g«m>tnlhal SWW^^^* HEALTH. Don't be put oti. See that you get what you ask ior "Sledge' Brand.341 words
-
Advertisement331 1903-03-12 1 IMPORTANT LAND SALE. IPOH, KINTA Donald's subdivision of land situated at the junction of the Gopeng and Tatnhun Roads, Ipob. r I iii K undersigned has been favoured I with instructions from UM. Donald, Esq.. to sell by Public Auction on the pre mifcfs at the junction of the Gopeng331 words
-
Advertisement640 1903-03-12 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. INDO-CHINA STKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. THE Company's utearm r SUtSAIfG 2,70(1 tons. Captain Young, having left Hongkonit on the, loth in-t may be exnected t arrive here on or about the '.Oth i <em and will h tvf prompt lenpitteh for the above ports640 words
-
-
Article1048 1903-03-12 2 LETTER NO. 6. Marelt \Otk Okar Jack,— After my rather disconcerting experience at the Market Place, we drove to titfin Tiffin," I should explain, is a word used amongst Europeans out Bast for lunch." Personally I despise the word, though I already recognise that it means the1,048 words
-
Article254 1903-03-12 2 Splendid Performances ol New Midland Engines. Remarkaih.k results in the way of swift locomotion have been obtained with the new Midland Railway compound engines which for a distance of 1") miles between Leeds and Carlisle attained a speed of over 82 milas an boar, with a load of254 words
-
Article196 1903-03-12 2 The Hongkong Fire Insurance Company held its yearly meeting there on the 2nd instant, with Mr. C \V. Dickson, in the chair. Heavy losses in 1901 and 1902 had reduced the amount available for dividend. Ten per cent of the profits were put to reserve. The196 words
-
Article169 1903-03-12 2 A group of Lancashire capitalists in order to evade the Egyptian import duty ofn per cent, on cotton goods built a mill at Boulak in the Khedive's dominions. Lord Cromer saw through the dodge and advised the Khedive to make no difference between Boulakmade goods or those169 words
-
Article208 1903-03-12 2 For Singapore. Ptsr P. AO. s. 0. CViiici connecting with tbe steamer BaUaarnt at Colombo, from London Keb. di« Msd Mrch-Mr N. Henry, Mr. B. J. Youig, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Stedmtn, M iss Forst«r. Per P. 4 On.*.O n.*. S/wnglni from London Keb -.'I due -7th March208 words
-
Article861 1903-03-12 2 EVANS A'INT IT ARD Therb is probably no more popular man in the U. S. service than our erstwhile popular visitor fighting Bob Evans of the V. S. S. Kentucky. The gallant admiral has ..ad all sort* of stories told about him some of them true and others of the861 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement359 1903-03-12 2 NOTICES. "Eagle" Cement. The Latest Tests •SO IbN., I.SOOIb*., alter seven after fourd»yn in teen days Water. in Water. Tbe above teota were made by the Engineer of the Madras Municipality who pronounced the Cement the best he had ever tested." FrieeB and particulars from THE BORNEO CO., LTD. Singapore359 words
-
Advertisement262 1903-03-12 2 NOTICES. ROUSSILLON &COS. CHAMPAGNE. "An excellent dry wine, at a moderate price. 12 quarts 534. 24 pints 536. THE BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. t h s. Solk Agents OF GENUINE MALT WHISKIES THE BEST BLENDS ARE BUCHANANS RED SEAL Si 17") per case WHITE SEAL $15 00 per case. OF ALL262 words
-
Advertisement704 1903-03-12 2 SHIPPINO FOR PORT BWKTTENUAM, TELOK ANBON, AND PENANG. THE British steamer ICIXGSLEY, Capt. Parker, will be despatched for the above ports on Thursday, the lfth mat. She has very good accommodation for first class passengers. Electric light throughout. For freight and passage, apply to HUTTENBACH BROB. A Co., 18-8 Agents.704 words
-
Advertisement105 1903-03-12 2 IX) PREVENT CROI'P, begin in time. 'I hi- first symptom is hoaroenesH this is soon followed by a peculiar rough cough, which if easily i-ivognitu-il ani wilt never l« forgotten l>y one who has heard it. The time to arl is when the child first becomes hoarse. If Chamberlain')* Cough105 words
-
-
Article1317 1903-03-12 3 A Olobe-TrotterS Description. Mr. W. R. Townsend, in a letter to the Han Francitco Argonaut, dated from Bangkok, Dec. Itrd last, describes as follows his experience of a recent visit to Java Java is beautiful, interesting, and clean. The hotels and railway express trains are comfortalle., and travellinp1,317 words
-
Article340 1903-03-12 3 Rescued by a Trincomalee Diver. 1 1 ATI- Meldnim of Johore contributes the following old-time story to the CejjUm Obterrer NVhtn the P. and 0. Malahur was wrecked in Galle Harbour, in May l? 60, Loid Elgin and Baron Gros were on board. They were going340 words
-
Article102 1903-03-12 3 1n k Mulii'i Mail gives mining notes from the K <ub golrt field to tbe effect that the Queensland Raub Company has closed down owing to meagre iwutta The Sung«i Argus Company has given up work after six months' unprofitable trial The Western Lode Company, the main shaft102 words
-
Article1147 1903-03-12 3 PASSENGER S BOOKED HOMEWARD. P. O. Hat. A: Pa» I'alettn Kor Lond"i, Mr ami Mrs. Highet and child. Mar. 26.— Per Formosa For London— Mis. W. B. Smith and nix daughters. From Penang— Mr. Wioks, Mr. and Mr-. Law and child, and Mine Law, Mr. Cameron. April B.— Per Malta1,147 words
-
Article56 1903-03-12 3 Chinese in Bangkok have next month to pay the triennial polltax which amounts to 4 ticals and 24 atts a head By way of receipt the officials tie a string to which is p (fixed a seal around tbe wrists of payers, and this must be worn until the period56 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement129 1903-03-12 3 Diarrhoea DIAKRHtEA, in it« first stnge«, can be cured by a few doses of 1 hat pleasant, r> liable, and effectual medicine Chamberlain's Colic and Diiirrhu Keiuedy. In many ii stunces one nose is sufficient, but i v rule three or four doses are necessary It is a good ihing129 words
-
Advertisement667 1903-03-12 3 NOTICES. YOU WILL NOT BE DECEIVED. That there are cheats and frauns in plenty everybody know* but it in seldom or never that any large business hou* e is guilty si them, no matter what line of trade it follows. There can be no permanent success of any kind based667 words
-
Advertisement696 1903-03-12 3 NOTICES. TXT ANTED for BocnM two raliabte TT Chinese clerks, with a knowledge of shorthand and typewriting if poatible. Salary 6* /6» guilders per month. Apply with copies of ret en t testimonial* to nc. BYME 00. WANTED. A young Chinere clerk to assist in office work. Apply to B.696 words
-
Advertisement628 1903-03-12 3 NOTICES. Mum. L. CogtUia 4V Co. HAVE BEEN APPOnmD STJB-AGEHTB or thi Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada. BOUSTEAD A 00.. General Agents, ax. Straits Settlements. SULPHURIC ACID. BEST quality for sale. Apply to SYME A Co n.c. I?OB SALE,— Saigon Lymph, guaranteed X frtsh, at the CrowD Dispensary, 96628 words
-
-
458 1903-03-12 4 Singapore is credited, and correctly so, with having as large a proportion of criminals among its population as any other city under the British flag. It cannot well be otherwise when it is considered how easy it is for criminals from458 words
-
Article255 1903-03-12 4 That the resuscitation of the long deferred Singapore Tramways scheme is an established fa*t is now no longer a matter of doubt. At tbe meeting of the Legislative Council on Friday the Governor remarked en passant that he supposed it might be taken for granted that electric tramways were going255 words
-
Article205 1903-03-12 4 Fubther light on tbe shelving of the newly concluded treaty between France and Siam shows that dread of Japan largely influenced the opposition. Japanese trade in Siam has latterly increased and ties of race and religion have drawn Japan and Siam together. The Crown Prince of Siam has even lately205 words
-
Article203 1903-03-12 4 Following the unsatisfactory Camp experience at the Pasir Panjang mudhole" at the end of January, it is comforting to learn that steps are already being taken to secure something suitable in tbe way of a site for next year's Volunteer Camp. The Commandant 8. V. C the Adjutant, and some203 words
-
Article20 1903-03-12 4 Reading matter, including a wayfarer's diary and notes of travel in Java will be found on pages 2 and 3.20 words
-
Article11 1903-03-12 4 The annual police sports at Penang came off successfully on Saturday.11 words
-
Article14 1903-03-12 4 Thk port of Micassar in Netherlands India is notified to be infected with cholera.14 words
-
Article17 1903-03-12 4 Launches will leave Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club on Sunday at 10 30 and 11.30. a.m.17 words
-
Article15 1903-03-12 4 The Town and Volunteer Band will play on the Esplanade to-morrow night from 9 o'clock.15 words
-
Article16 1903-03-12 4 A large four-funnelled French war vessel passed through the port this morning from West to East.16 words
-
Article21 1903-03-12 4 Thk usual monthly medal of tbe Singapore Garrison (i >lf Club will be played for on Saturday next the 14th inst.21 words
-
Article21 1903-03-12 4 Shipping advertisements, with dates of sailing etc., will be found on page 7. General shipping news is printed on page 8.21 words
-
Article20 1903-03-12 4 The German mail steamer S,n-lir»n having left l'enann on the 12th instant at 10 a.m. is due here to-morrow afternoon.20 words
-
Article25 1903-03-12 4 Mr. John Robbkt* is coming again to Kuala Lumpur, probably on the 20th instant when he will play an exhibition game at the Lake Club25 words
-
Article23 1903-03-12 4 It is officially notified for general information that cholera has broken out at Macassar and that the port has accordingly been declared infected.23 words
-
Article28 1903-03-12 4 Thk engagement is announced uf Mr. Victor Clumeck, of Messrs. A Clouet and Co., and Miss Marie Franckel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Franckel of Singapore.28 words
-
Article56 1903-03-12 4 Beware of bike thieves. Just after noun to-day, a Eurasian named Bateman left his Laju bicycle outside the godown of Mansfield Co. When be went to look for the machine it had disappeared, and the Polioe are now looking for it. There was a chain and lock on the machine,56 words
-
Article28 1903-03-12 4 There is some likelihood of the Seremban Gymkhana Club's Meeting being put off until July, owing to the big event, the Seremban Stakes, not having drawn sufficient entries.28 words
-
Article34 1903-03-12 4 It is reported at Shanghai that the Chinese Government ban settled the Kowthing claim for £33,406. The Kowshing was a British transport in Chinese employ sunk by the Japanese during the war with China.34 words
-
Article40 1903-03-12 4 Penang brought its third annual Volunteer rifle meeting to a close on the 9th instant when Sergeant J. W. Blackstock, of B. Co., won the Championship Challenge Cup. In an Inter Company shoot, A. Co. proved victor by 54 points.40 words
-
Article32 1903-03-12 4 The Municipal Commission meet to-morrow at 2 30. The agenda includes the following items verandah obstruction, delivery of g r anite, offensive trader, fem'terv, Town Hall fees, and telephone to Johnston's Pier.32 words
-
Article51 1903-03-12 4 The special tiffin at Raffles Tiffin Rooms yesterday was a great success. The only little rift within the lute lay in the fact that the demand was far in pxopbs of the supply, and a number of would-be patrons had to go elsewherp because they were too late to get51 words
-
Article52 1903-03-12 4 Another attempt at burelary wax made at the residence of Mr. J D. Saunders, Lytham Lodge," Cuvenagh Road, last night. A man tried to break into the Lack quarters, but he received the attentions of a dog, and left the premises hurriedly, minus 4 portion of his anatomy in the52 words
-
Article61 1903-03-12 4 General Sir A. R. F. Dorward paid a visit to Rear Admiral Hikonojo Kamimura on board the Japanese flagship Matsiishima this morning and received a salute of eleven guns on leaving. H. E tbe Governor paid the Admiral a visit later in the morning The Japanese squadron will probably leave61 words
-
Article55 1903-03-12 4 Last night Rosina was again presented at the Malay Theatre by the Indra Zanibar Theatrical Co., the building being packed. Mies Mary de Wnlfl'e as Rosina," and Miss Dora as "Noni" were again excellent, as also were the other performers. Dancing and tableaux followed. It is understood that ''Hamlet" will55 words
-
Article64 1903-03-12 4 The Times Paris correspondent, discussing the persistent rumours of impendine trouble in China, says that the peace of Europe is as much imperilled by affairs in the Far East as by affairs in the Balkin Peninsula. The .SenYork HeraUi considers that Russia's undoubted military activity is due to tbe aspect64 words
-
Article84 1903-03-12 4 Mr. Patrick Joseph Hughes, whose demise is to-day recorded by Reuter, was an F. R. G. S. and M. A. of Dublin, He joined the Consular Service in 1854 and after occupying several minor posts in China was appointed magistrate at Chusan when those islands wt>re occupied by the British84 words
-
Article82 1903-03-12 4 At the Legislative Council meeting to-morrow afternoon, Mr. Napier will ask: Are the Government aware that no medical practitioner whose qualification is a degree diploma or licence of any Medical School of the United States of America or of the Empire of Japan ie qualified to act as a ship's82 words
-
Article121 1903-03-12 4 River thefts are becoming more numerous than desirable, but it is some satisfaction to know that they are not always committed without a penalty being exacted. Yesterday, Mr. Beatty fined three boatmen $20 each for being in possession of a quantity of rice for which they could not give a121 words
-
Article159 1903-03-12 4 Thk following is from the manager's report for February The Battery worked 14 days at 10 head, crushing 'M 2 tons of stone for 280 ounce* of arnaigam, giving 94 18 ounces of smelted gold. During the month a godown, office, and two Malay bangsals have159 words
-
Reuter's Telegrams.
-
Article31 1903-03-12 4 Londnn. tUh Marclt Mr. Chamberlain, on tbe voyage home, has been staying at Madeira, where he has suffered from gout for four days. He is now better.31 words
-
Article54 1903-03-12 4 Burning oil Kills Spectators. An oil train was wrecked at Olean. in New York State. The wreckage ignited and a crowd was watching the blaxe when there was a terrific explosion that deluged a number of the spectators with liquid fire. A score of people were killed54 words
-
Article35 1903-03-12 4 The British pilgrims to Rome, consisting of four Bishops, sixty-two delegates and several peers, headed b j the Duke of Norfolk, have presented to the Pope an addrets of devotion.35 words
-
Article23 1903-03-12 4 Their Majesties celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their wedding by a family dinner and a small dance at Buckingham Palace23 words
-
Article17 1903-03-12 4 The House of Commons has agreed to a vote of 2-'i5,761 men for the Army.17 words
-
Article50 1903-03-12 4 Mr. Austen Chamberlain has stated that, at present, thirty Koer prisoners in Ceylon refuse to take the oath or declaration of allegiance. They will not be sent home unless they do take the oath. Any application by them to go to some other country will he considered.50 words
-
Article14 1903-03-12 4 Mr. Patrick Hughes, formerly British Consul at Snanghai, is dead14 words
-
-
Article48 1903-03-12 4 Ties for To-day. CHAMPWNBHII' PAIRS. FINAL. Mr*. Uansl.iMT :m<l Major Austin I Mi" (iuiin .mil Mr. I'cniiy. CHAMPIONSHIP. KINAL. Mr». \V;m1(1cII irimiH-r u|«) >•. Mri. Lovell (bolder.) The prizes will he presented at the conclusion of to-day's play. The committee and members invite their friends to attend.48 words
-
Article80 1903-03-12 4 Thk Chendariang Hydraulic Tin Mining Company held its half-yearly meetine at Penang on Monday I i»t. with Mr. V. H S. Cliarlwood in the chair. The report and accounts submitted were passed. The Chairman said that it had been decided not to lease the mine to Chinese, as had been80 words
-
Article118 1903-03-12 4 On the 18th 'lit. a cart-driver named Ta> Choh was entrusted with ten l>alp« of red twist worth $1,000 by A. M Easabhoy to convey from Malacca Street to Boat Quay. The property did not reach its destination. Yesterday, the driver was arrested and now stands charged with criminal breach118 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement587 1903-03-12 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. (ESTABLISHED 1864.) WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. LONDON, GLASGOW, SHANGHAI. HONG-KONG. AND SINGAPORE, (Price Jbist on Jipplication.) in Hi A. W. BRISK, into, ax eHjlno btheieit, WATCH- HAAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN. Over 300 kinds of Watches in Nickel, Silver, and <l«»ld, from $3.50 up to $350. Watches587 words
-
Advertisement546 1903-03-12 4 WARREN'S GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT DOORS OPEN AT 8 P. M. COMMENCING AT U I. M. »a\d success op nmm. win 1. Overture— Warren's Circun Rand. ■i. Equestrian Eutree By the l..uli>- and Cent It-men of the Company. :i. Tumbling nud II n»l Balancing— lly Dirk and Bella. 4.546 words
-
Advertisement72 1903-03-12 4 G.R. Lambert 6? Co. Photographers opbh: Gretbam House I (Battery Road.) —on Weekday* only 8 a.m. 6 p.m. Orchard on Week<J% y g 8 a.m.-* p.m. Ro d on Sunday*. Ba.m.— noon. Large Stock of Photographic materials. Monthly supplies from Europe, reliable printing papers, chemical mounts, Eastman films, Wratten-Wrainwright's Ilford72 words
-
Advertisement239 1903-03-12 4 LAND SALE. The to. lowing properties were deposed of by auction at Powell Co.'r saleroom yesterday afternoon Freehold land, area 1,600 sq. ft. together with the house thereon known as No 20 Craie Koad. (Sought by .Syed Alkaff for $6,700. Freehold Kind, area 1,280 t<\. ft together with the house239 words
-
-
Article381 1903-03-12 5 And it came to pass in the days when Sirephaeas was Governor of the People of the City of tbo Lion that there came into the City of the Lion a Man from the Far West. Country who was a Clever Man and Soft of381 words
-
Article138 1903-03-12 5 RILEY HARGREAVES CO. LTD. Mr. W. M RuMMMI presided on Tv—day kltonooa at the fourth annual general m deling of Riley, Hargreaves .t Co., 1.t'1., held at the Company's Mi MO, in Head Street. The Hon. J. M Uliii-on and Messrs. Sanderson and I'rc-tiin, directors, were present, also several shareholders.138 words
-
Article159 1903-03-12 5 A kkw days ago a Chinese detective went to nerve a warrant on a man living in a house in Hocklam Street. According to the detective's version of the affair <i large crowd of Chinese collected nit Mile the house, so he blew his whistle and another159 words
-
Article76 1903-03-12 5 Thk following passengers are due to arrive here by the German ■nail tdeamer Kiauhclum due here on Saturday the 24th instant. Mr. Burleigh, Mr. O. Sehwemer, Mr. E Kloke, Mr. and Mrs. C. van der Zwet, Mr. T. Bos Stilpke, Miss Kiln Morrison, Miss. BmUM, Mr.76 words
-
Article91 1903-03-12 5 Vk-ikkdav. Viau Cua Boh who was, a ■i hi i i|k of days ago, sentenced to two yearn' unprMonoMßftfor being connected with tin- ibeft of two slabs of tin worth 1 154 the property of the Straits Trading Co. was arraigned before the Bench Court for dighnnextly receiving a namepl«te91 words
-
Article338 1903-03-12 5 Hfjute Mf. Juntiee Hyndman Jvw*. The False Charge Case. Yeotkrday Rfternoon the case was concluded in which Ye.o Peng Cliua, vegetable seller, Koh Jim Keh, detective, and Koh Kuang Long, towkay, were accused with illegally making a false charge against a gambier planter. The prosecution was conducted by338 words
-
Article590 1903-03-12 5 By Limt. <">>i.. tiikHon. A.Murray. V I)., f'.IMM WIIANT, S. V. C. Singapore, I -Hi Murch. v. C. Corp- Hoot- -It is notitieilior information that meaxiirementH for Corps Boots will Intiikon by Ha>;«Mlora Co., 9 Stamford Road between 9h. 111. and 5-15 p.m. on weekday*, from590 words
-
Article31 1903-03-12 5 Tu-niqht Mr. G. Kawamura, the Manager of the local branch of the Mitsui Kutisan Kaisha, is giving a dinner to some two hundred officer* from the Japanese squadron now in port.31 words
-
Article979 1903-03-12 5 Vending Thomas— Cortlandt Anderson. At St. Andrew's Cathedral on Tuesday the wedding of Mr. G. E. Vennrng Thomas and Miss Grace Mabel Cortlandt Anderson, daughter of General Cortlandt Anderson, was solemnised by the Venerable Archdeacon Dunkerley in the presence of a large and distinguished gathering, including H. E.979 words
-
Article502 1903-03-12 5 Thkrr was a good attendance at the opening performance of Warren's Circus last evening, despite the counterattraction of the band on the Esplanade. The performance throughout proved a success, the general arrangements were comfortable enough and a successful season should ensue. After the customary overture and equestrian entree502 words
-
Article96 1903-03-12 5 Recently a tdeK ul jewellery worth $1,500 was committed at Penang. The thief got away to Singapore and was arrested. Later on it transpired that a part of the stolen jewellery, three gold Krosangs, worth S9OO had been pledged at a pawn-broker's at 2 Nankin Street. Det. Sergt. Reynolds proceeded96 words
-
Article624 1903-03-12 5 RmOAPOU, 11th Mar. m, 190S. PBOnUCE Gambler t 15.8-^ Copra Ball ,,9.50 do Pontlanak 9.00 Pepper, Black buyer* 33.25 do White, (8%) 57.50 Sago Plow Sarawak 5.30 do Brunei No. 1 5.15 Pearl Sago $.90 Coffee, Ball, 15% basis 22.00 Coffee, Palembang, 30% b««i«. 32.00 Coffee, Liberian No. 1624 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement18 1903-03-12 5 It strcii^lliena the nerves •I a) uc's T.mie Vermifuge. The Singapore Dispensary, tola AgMati for the Straits Settlements.18 words
-
Advertisement232 1903-03-12 5 A MISSING CART. About a week ago a bullock-cart was loaded with property at Tanjong Pagar Dock and was despatched to one of t' godowns in town. The cart disappeared and neither the goods nor the cart have since been heard of. The police instituted a search and, as they232 words
-
Advertisement680 1903-03-12 5 AUCTION SALES. LADY HILL BUILDING SITES. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE NUUTIFOLLY SITUATED FREEHOLD RE*IDSNTAL BUJLDINO BOTH AT LADY HILL OFF f RANGE GROVE ROAD, TANGLIN. TO BK HKLD AT POWKLL ra.'B RALK-ROOM On Wednerdny, MM WmA, 1903, at 2-Wp. m. THE position of the-<e sites is exceptionally goo<t Urn land680 words
-
-
Page 5 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous196 1903-03-12 5 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, 12th March. Miu'h Water. 10.2K p.m. S.V.A. i:.-in,-r> Movement*. 5.1-V S.V.U., S.V.I. Signalling. 5.15 Philharmonic OrcheHtra. S-30. Warren's Circuit. 9. Friday, 13th March. High Water. 10. 16 a.m. 11. 11 p.m Full Moon. 7.H p.m I'nrini (Ffßtival of tlie Jc»m. German mail for Kurope dne. Legislative196 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement383 1903-03-12 6 NOTICES. CHATWOOD'S Patent "INVINCIBLE" /VV/ SAFES of all qualities. /<*& XVC 0 /V Chatwood's Patent Steel Doors X-O^ C> A Gates for Strong Rooms. K. _6 tT cX CATALOGUES FREE /^Pj^ W on Application. Xw^^ <fr t\<v^ x AY/ V C.P Chatwoodi TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS:-X^^T Q) New Patent "Solid" "HAR&REAVES" /Cl383 words
-
Advertisement70 1903-03-12 6 NOTICES. iRIOAUD'S Kaaaaga OF JAPAN TOILET WATER Bigaud'* Kanangi Water hat the sweet perfume of the Kaoanga Flower of Japan and a toothing and cooling action on the skin; K relieves mosquito bite*, ter perspiration. RIGAUD &C PERFUMERS 8. ma vivlenn. or laUtaUaakal "PILSENER BKEK KEY BKAM) MPtiBTCD aim: 170 words
-
Advertisement925 1903-03-12 6 NOTICES. Seremban Gymkhana Club. EASTER MEETING TO fit HELD AT SEREMBAN. April the 14th, 18th, A 18th, 1903. Programme of 6vcni*. FIRST DAY. THK S£L»»0O» ITMIt Raaa 1. Him- saoO.-l'n-M-iicr.i i.y the Seliin{,'or Turf Cluh. A Knee for Selanji-'r 190:« (irittin*. WeiKln f" r W. Entrance— fl'i. DiHtHiu-e— K. C.925 words
-
Advertisement547 1903-03-12 6 NOTICES. THE HINT* CUP H KHOIC4P Ku.-e No. li. Vml.io „t Mahal -300 Baadiaap f»r all Imr-e- wliicli ran in rtri No. (Hi on the iir»t day. Eatn Haaaaee |Milt TNI lEdll SCMBILAH STARCS N*aOIC*P ■aae Urn. T Value lit Bcakai >300 nu-e for all BMaaa ajMak ran in run547 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement712 1903-03-12 7 The Borneo Company, Ltd. TMK Standari Life Asvorano*Norwich Union Fire liuurinoa Hoaety. Itlu Amgnnoe Company (Fire). Thn KqnitAhln Life Assnranoe Society. The 'hiiis Mutual Bteam Navigation Company 1 Tottenham Lager Keer Company. .-or particular* of tL«we Compaaias, s«ej the rail advertwenwnt of TUX IJOBNKO OOMPANY, LIMI'I'KD. Afrenta. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P712 words
-
Advertisement1262 1903-03-12 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij. I naer contract with the fietherland* India liovernmem K'ltu at Stnaapore: Ship AOI9CT, iatb J. Daibubls A Co., 8-8, Collybk Quay. The undermentioned date* are only approximate. Steamer From Expected VvTll be Despatched for 011 I'"" Iti'-msdijk Batavis k Mii> '■> Katavia, Samarang, Bo<ribaia, Ampanan,1,262 words
-
Advertisement618 1903-03-12 7 rrEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N. Y. K. JAPAN MAJL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A regular FORTNIGHTLT service i maintained between Japan and Europe b the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial 'apaneee Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation618 words
-
Advertisement602 1903-03-12 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Austrian Lloyd's Steam Navigation Company. Uhdbb Mail Cohtbact with the Austrian Govbbsmbst. The following are the date* on whic the Company's steamer* may be expecte to arrive ana sail from here: Outward. Hombwabd. 1908. I 1903 tE.F Ferdinand UrnS lAustria Feb. 27 TM. Valerif 13 Mar. 27 Gisela602 words
-
Advertisement481 1903-03-12 7 INSURANCE CO.'S THE PHONIZ ABBURANitf COMPANT OF LONDON. Establish (o a d 1785.) The nndenifTDad, Afrenta for the above Oosa> pany, are prepared to aooe pt Fire Bisks at U>* onrrent rates in Singapore, and alao in Johot* and tba other States in the Malay Peninsula. fITHBH A Co. THE481 words
-
-
SHIPPING.
-
Article1622 1903-03-12 8 Dader this litnann. the following »bbre- vtationp «i« ust-ij »tr. steamer gh.— I •hip; bo,, ban k keh. Kb mt; Yet. Taclit Oru. Cruiser; Obt. Gunboat; Tor. Torpedo; H.p. -Horse-powir, Brit. Bri•tth; 11. S.— United States; Fch.— French; Ber. Gorman; Dve Dutch; J oh. Johore; 9m. Gt-neral-cargo;1,622 words
-
Article112 1903-03-12 8 A'»r r*er tteamrr Tint. To- Morrow. /iiinli.iiinKfi A 110 110 Patani 8 a.m. S'bayaand Snmarang Gimig A»^ II a.m. lion ;ind Samamng Zweiui 11a.m. Honitkoiift and Japan Afri'ii 11 am. Snurnhaya (loun p.m. Bangkok Deli 2 p.rn M uar and Malacca Farfatia -j p.m. Prpinantle via ports Sultan112 words
-
Article132 1903-03-12 8 From Europe— By the N.D L. s.s Sachien doe on Thursday, with dates to the IBth Feb. She brings replies to the mail which left Singapore on the sKfth January. From China— By the M. M. s. s. Am.nvi due on I >t h .March. Tim«s Tablb132 words
-
Article202 1903-03-12 8 i In* •■.l-i«i. F*OM Si!UtD. C-OSHHiNtES. fH 1 N'uen '11.1 1. -l' 1 1 Ganymede 11 Benvorlich 1 I Bane* II A lbon 11 Sappho 11 Charterhouse II Knil -i Cti:ui_ 1 1 Bjorn 11 Kmilf IJ Madura 12 Sri Wong^px 12 Hebe 12 Medan 12 Kian A-i Vi202 words
-
Article140 1903-03-12 8 Dats. Vessel's Namk. Flio 4 Rio TOHS. DKBTIKATIOII. .L.i 11 Zamania Brit atr. II F. Ferdinand Aus str. i Cheang Chew Brit str. 11 Eniile Out atr. Il' Hjorn Nor str. U tin iik Moh Bnt atr 12 Rtomt atr. 13 Cheang Hock Kian but atr. 13 Wing Snog'140 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement474 1903-03-12 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS and SILK MERCHANTS, 51-52, HIGH STREET.**. Jewellers 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. Visitors will474 words
-
Advertisement662 1903-03-12 8 ARE YOU HOMEWARD BOUND If so, you will require Good SUBSTANTIAL TRTTINrKIS TWEY ARE TO BE PROCURED AT WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. '3 RELIABLE MAKES IN TRAVELLING TRUNKS. T RAY ET-.TL.ttFL TRUNKS KfLrflp jP?'"* T^Ja^a^Ba^a^a^a^B a^Lr* J/fi I SSEffyji "**^fc^^l^^^^^^^^ J^^ l^—^SiC^taß^S" yTL lalfcHapSu^ t^t- T—^a^aaAa^am^jy^ c S!ime 'l»alitj and im|.r.,wl662 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous32 1903-03-12 8 WEATHER TELEGRAM 'K. E. A. A C. Telegraph Vomponu. 11th Mak h HONGKONG Barometer ;»9.»h Direction of Wind N.W Force of Wind Max. Temp in Shrde 73. MANILA :-761 Culm. 2». M32 words
-
Miscellaneous68 1903-03-12 8 WEATHER REPORT. fCamiavn Kerbau Hotpttnl. llth March. 190X a.in. J p. in M p.m. KemakkBar 2»»J4 i».TB6i9 837 Morninn Temp f>J5 87 3 80.7 < loudy, WB'lbTher 77.9 78.0 77.0 day and DirofWind n.s c. n.s c. Calm, night clear. Max. Temp xl.O Mln 77.0 Max in Sun ISI.h Terr,68 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement101 1903-03-12 9 High Class Tailoring At Moderate Prices. Smart Stylish A Fashionable Cut Perfect Fitting Handsomely Finished. FROCK SUIT. LOOKS WELL FITS WELL WQ WEARS WELL^Ife i> IMHBLE BREASTED SU SI IT. Powell Robinson, SINGAPORE, S.S., AND KWALA LUMPUR, F.M.S. m. w. f. ADAFTBD TO HIS AWOH.HL. ll' is TO-DAY ÜBOOOHIBBD IV101 words
-
Advertisement451 1903-03-12 9 NOTICES. Jo ■S..Jb!. t SO" Ltd I iSSs^^S^fjJji^^sfeS H I Guaranteed Severv Years Old I I GLENLIVET WHISKY I JOHN LITTLE C° LIMITED, SINGAPORC U SOI I. AOENTS. The above Whisky has been known as BOTOL HITAM or KEPALA HITAM for many years, and is the soundest spirit and best451 words
-
Advertisement330 1903-03-12 9 NOTICES. ROBINSON&Co. J 0 jj Association Croquet Sets j Association Croquet Balls M Association Croquet Mallets I Association Croquet Hoops I Association Croquet Pegs J Painting Sets, Clips, etc. 'H :o: I Badminton Sets. ROBINSON&Co. A B MACKAY, LTD. LIQUEUR WHISKY <n II iiiskvi Price per case $15. DUTY EXTRA.330 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement872 1903-03-12 10 NOTICES. BPOgniO CLUB Programme for the Spring Race Meeting, 1903. MAY 19/ A, 2\d,2'.ird FIRSTDAY. r,i,s,lay, Will, Mny. THK UOVEKNOK'S CUP.— A Cup pre--erjtecl by H. K. Sir F. A. tSwottenhnm, X.C.M G. and $1-00 added by the Club. Bace for Maidon Horses. Weight t«st Entrance, $10. Distance, R. C.872 words
-
Advertisement440 1903-03-12 10 NOTICES. THE KOCHORE PLATE.— VaIue $300^ Second horse to receive the entrance fees. A Handicap for all non-winning horses that have started at thU meeting. Entrance |fi if declared by noon on Saturday, 9th May, and 910 if declared after noon on the 9th May, and by 4.16 p.m. on440 words
-
Advertisement482 1903-03-12 10 NOTICES. Modern European Dentistry, Messrs. CHEONG BROS., sons of the late Mr. Cii.om. Chun Tin, in order to meet the requirements of European ladies and gentlemen who have for so many years supported their establishment, have now opened premises at No. 226 South Bridge Road, where only the higher classes482 words
-
Advertisement768 1903-03-12 10 NOTICES. jTTidfiON co WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, OPT ICIANS. RBP\IK. I'ROMPTLY EXECUTED LIQUID^ FUEL (Petroleum Residue) Large stocks always on hand. 32/6 (Thirty-two shillings and sixpence) per ton f. o. b. in bunkers at FRESHWATER ISLAND (PULO BUKOU) opposite western entrance of New Harbour. The fuel is delivered through a 6 ia768 words
-
Advertisement254 1903-03-12 10 NOTICES CHAMPAGNE "LOUIS ROEDERER.' Extra Dry and Carte Blanche. The old, well known, bran<l. BRINKMANN CO Importer* RhTAIL AT Miaous. JOHN LITTLE A Co, Ltd v.c M.C.S. Mohamed Co. Diamond Merchants, Manufacturing Jewellers, and dealers in precious stones, No. 8 Hit<h Street, Singapore Ar* showing a splendid .took of High254 words
-
Advertisement630 1903-03-12 10 BANKS. U OKU KONG AND SHANGHAI IIANKINU COKHiRATION. IA ID-DP CAPITAL $10,000,000 Kt^KRVEFUND.Steriiuj Ko»erve..»lo,OJo,ooj) linMtx Silver Reserve....! 6,fi<AuO() t<X) > Oro KEhEiIVELIABILr.iI Ui- I ln<ontwwi PROPRIETORS •10,000,000 Court of Din nw A. J. Raymond, ttq,— Chairman. K. H. ToMKIN.4, Esq Til IV CHAIRMAN. U. ISallooh, E»q. M. MostS, E»q. ll.630 words
-