The Straits Times, 2 March 1904
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Title Section13 1904-03-02 1 The Straits Times. NO. ai,373 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. 1901 PRICE 15 CENTS13 words
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Article486 1904-03-02 1 WEDDING OF MR. F. D. MACTAGGART. Thp. we.ld.iß of Mr. F. D. Mactaggaxt an 1 M>- l> t. H>W| was celebrated at Kliham, Kent, on Tueed iy Fe.b. Sod. We 'take the followiug account of »lih cnrem mv from the Mtthnm narf Ttittritf Hrn i (if Fab otli*:— Tbe iimrri«ne486 words
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Article317 1904-03-02 1 Incidents at Chemulpo. The Nagasaki correspondent of the South China Mooting I'ort sjives parti culaiHulthe Chemulpo tight from an ey«wi;ne-w It rime olf on tbe 9t!i instant. The J ipanese njuadn i: »\i\'f ir>'d ofl the port and callt-d upon the Rus»ian men-"f-war, Knreitf and Vnryng, then in317 words
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Article45 1904-03-02 1 Thk Straits brunch of the ltoyal Asiatic Society has published its Journal for January 1904. The Journal contains an interesting readable article on the Sakais of the F M S. and Notes on a Cruise in the North China Sea by Mr. C. Boden Kloss.45 words
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Article396 1904-03-02 1 HAMLET" IN MALAY. Thk Wayang Kas-im is nothing if not adventurous, and the versatility of the actors is beyond critieiem. From heavy drama to lid it burlesque they skip with the buoyarcy of young ram-*. One night they present a tragedy in the shape of pathetic love a'oiy dramatised; next396 words
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Article192 1904-03-02 1 A (jentlkman well known in Australia in connection with South Sea trade has returned to Sydney after a visit to the Dutch East Indies He informs a press representative, says the Australian Mining Standird, that the mineral wealth of the island of Sumatra is very great, there192 words
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Article102 1904-03-02 1 Thk Time* <f Ceylon has been authorised to ftate that an application has been received from tho High Cotnmisi ••ioner of tlie Federated Mai iv S aje,-; for tho dervices of Mr. J. C Wills, Direcor, Royal Botanic Gardens, Ceylon, to \<n lent ti t,he Governm«nt of the Fe.demte,d Malay102 words
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Article57 1904-03-02 1 Vacuum Oil Co. Burnt Out. Mb W. Dowley, the representati»e in Singapore of the Vacuum Oil Company, has received a cable from the Rochester (N. V office to say that the Company's offices and all records were entirely destroyed in the recent preat fire, brie* allusion.to whichReuter - 57 words
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Article36 1904-03-02 1 It is stated that Mr. R G. Watsoa, tbe Senior Magistrate, Perak, who fe now acting as Commissioner of Lanrjfe and Mines, F.M.S., hat been confirmjjl in his present appointment vice Mr. D H. Wiee, deceased.36 words
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Article38 1904-03-02 1 Thk fourth annual report of to* 1 Penang Hills Railway Company hatj been published. It says that th# construction of the line i» going on satisfactorily and that the line will be in working order in July next.38 words
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Article42 1904-03-02 1 Thb S C.C. lawn bowline tournament ties for Thursday are Ch..tt>pionsbinw W. S. Goldie v. E. A Brown.- l-ingl* Handicap, B. Berry v. F K Jennings. Profession Pairs, J. P. Hallaway anrf C. R Williams v. O W. Pugh wd 9 Sowdon.42 words
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Article38 1904-03-02 1 M. Pki.lkta*, the French Naval Minister, has publicly announced that measures have been taken to ensure theie being always in French lndoChina stocks of coal enough to meet the requirements of the navy even in times of stresx38 words
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Article62 1904-03-02 1 Tai't ih» M'tl'iytiaU: Are the new Straits dollars badly minted A comparison of a handful of these tokens will show that, the die is not stumped exactly in the middle in many cane?, the li: 1 of the plain outer ring varyinc. Iv many of the coins too there i-62 words
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Article63 1904-03-02 1 The Courrier S iig>nn<iis of the 2-Uh February says that six Russian collier* are shortly expected at Saigon. They were bound for I'ort Arthur but could not proceed thither on account of the war, the outbreak of which they first heard of at Singapore. Their cargo would be discharged at63 words
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Article74 1904-03-02 1 Thb Journal* <f Agriculture Tropi&ilt seeks to answer the question, why coconut oil is not exported from the Pnilippines instead of copra, the raw material of the article. Custom and the interest of traders go against the export of oil, but the main hindrances arise from tbe heavy expenses attending74 words
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Article86 1904-03-02 1 Mr A. Hehhmanson announces tbat i' partnership which has existed for 40 years between himself and Messrs. R D. Warburg Co of 29 Jewin Crescent, London X.C has been dissolved and that he will henceforth carry on business at 60 Wilson Street, Finsbury EC. under the style of A Herrmanson86 words
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Article94 1904-03-02 1 Thb Perak correspondent of the, Vinnvg Gazette says that much discontent is fit among the F M.S. officials by the appointment cf Mr. J. R. Innes to the Perak Secretariat. There are many there who think that they could worthily fill the place and it would hi re meant promotion94 words
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Advertisement731 1904-03-02 1 CLAYMORE WHISKY. POWELL ROBINSON. SoU Ayti, SUf«p»r. «nd P«d«r«tcd M»l«> St»t««, NO 111 1 -fcS>. ENGINEERS" ASSOCIATION. AN a- jcorned sp cnl •"•et>ti r g of »h« XV A-soiii.tion wII lie hld in the Marire Club on be cveDi' gof Wednesday •Jnd March, 1» 4. at 8 46 p.m. Business731 words
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Advertisement282 1904-03-02 1 NOTICES. Ideal Milt Enriched 20 per cent. »fe*~7 -^?*j&S witn Cream. Ke^l Sterilized-Not Sweetened. b£^~" ™"S»I A Perfect Substitute for Fresh Chatre's New Indian Circus. Daily 9 p.m. for this week only. Mi*» Aotonita, the famous I'hilipinu lady wire-walker, ride* liicvulr on wire. Mis* Awadn the mo«t during performer in282 words
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Article1062 1904-03-02 2 Mr. Birch's Views. To a reprt'sont;itiv»' of Keuter's Agency Mr. E. W. Hinli, Governor of British Nortli ltnrnrn. wlii i. M our readers are MMIj h.is suddenly rt-turned in conse■SeaM of iliii^rirnicnts witli the British North Boraeo Pniapaajr. said: Mv term of olhcc expires in April iii-xl.1,062 words
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Advertisement312 1904-03-02 2 NOTICES. JEFFREY'S EDINBURGH STOUT. Specially 8 For the Brewed H| Tropics. 7 doz. pints $1 5.00 of all dealers. IMPORTERS BORNEO Co., Ltd. FOR BLASTING USE ONLY NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES THESE EXPLOSIVES BEING OF BRITISH MANUFACTURE ARE MADE TO PASS THE SEVERE TESTS IMPOSED BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT. CARBONITE, DYNAMITE, GELIGNITE,312 words
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Advertisement208 1904-03-02 2 NOTICES. MOTOR CARS BENZINE. A'e are now supplying best quality (a oo cents per Imperial Oollon. SYME CO. Yeoman of the Guard" A Conundrum. What difference may be said to exist between the players at the recent l^rtormances and A well-known Local Industry riie merits of the form> r.cxcellent SINQA3208 words
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Advertisement518 1904-03-02 2 NOTICES. m^ mmm f° r Cultured Smokers. mmm^^ !An •nttrnly New Blend of Oriental Tobaccos free team ill ''.rues :uid aoontla m ttter. These CtpHrettes arc mpde in Bafltand fro:n &< li oted of tao very finest Tobacco, and will be found ol flavour- superior to Cigarettes imported from Egypt518 words
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Article542 1904-03-02 3 Why it is so High. The Cntlrtl Servtet Mwjaunr contains iin interesting article, .-vicl.iit ly from the l»'ii of ;i naval officer, which <!• ml> very clearly with the reasons which tend to produce the great difference in the efficiency ol the Navy and that of the Army542 words
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Article111 1904-03-02 3 Early ii) February, the O'Jf«f>a corre«ponil«'nt nf t It** London SHewetoni *rot»: Kite ffdward'* »bM to the Russ-im Cowl is nc definitively deei<K'<) on, and will take place about the end of Apr»| or in the t^ulv dayi o( May [i ia n.l'-.l thai bi111 words
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Article79 1904-03-02 3 In Pogt's Uagammt Pr. Baifc i particular* of the ;iir-hij> which he ji const' uotinß f.-r the Wai Office M if expected that thi« iinhip will be I i"i f,.r a vnry extend*^ trial iwrly in U*o4, maiirn-.i by it» full crew < f tevtm,79 words
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Advertisement137 1904-03-02 3 fcore Muscles, ri-il H correi t ifin.r men! lore m v. ry si' p'o. i>! 1 :ik.* R l od «srm i ath i"f ipo B"log Vi bed, am. b tare to rab yoori Ifdrj fhii no^ni the p,. M 1 ben rultdh .-ini»»orl:»in s l'«in Rain i it ibe137 words
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Advertisement844 1904-03-02 3 NOTICES. Singapore Sporting Cldb Programme' for the Spring Race Meeting, 1904. May 24th, 26th, 28th. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, fjtt May. 1. THE MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue $GOO. A Race for Maiden Horses, and horses that have run »s Roadsters. Subscription Griffins and in Races confined to horses impor.ed as Subscription Griffins.844 words
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Advertisement313 1904-03-02 3 NOTICES. for either of the following series of Race*, Ml Serif No. 1:—1 Fir«t Day- Race No. 7 Second Day— Kace No. 7 Third Da> —Race No. 6 Servi No. v First Day— Knee No. is Seeoivl Day- Race No. 1 Third Day— Kace No. t> Any owner -wishing to313 words
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Advertisement544 1904-03-02 3 NOTICES. WANTED, by the Johore Government, an apothecary for the Johore Civil Hospi al. Apply statiDg qualification* to PKINCI PAL MEDICAL OFFICER. o.f. jonore. TAMBIEB. VIfANTFO, three smart tarabies who Vt understand offl<-e work. Apply to th- Manager, Sirat* Tin.es -)fflce. CHINESE CLKRKI YJLJ ANTED, fiD«rt junior for office VV544 words
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Advertisement602 1904-03-02 3 NOTICES. r OBE LET: entry at once, compound I hou«e No. 11l Bencoolen Street. Apply to Guthrie Co. Ltd Agents. Feb 4 P-e- I rBK LET: offices on the second floor No. 7 Battery Road. Immediate entry Apply to Guthrin A Co. Ltd., Agente. c. pO BE LET, small first602 words
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Advertisement664 1904-03-02 3 SHIPPINO^ INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMI'IKI). KOR PENANU AND CALCUTTA. '|IHK Company's steamer HASd SANQ, •1 8.U.1 tone, having left Hongkong on he 26th inwt may be expected to arrive bere on or about the 'Jnd proz. and will have prompt ue*(>at<'h for the abve ports For freight or passage664 words
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802 1904-03-02 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 2ND MARCH. I'ukt AitTHUR is plainly in desperate straits and, judging from the tenour of today's despatches, its gallant commandant recognises the hopelessness ot his defence and only asks his garrison to Ifht it out to the death. That io truly a ghastlyReuter - 802 words
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Article675 1904-03-02 4 Singapjrb enjoys a reputation in regard to local tiger hunts which is absolutely unique among the greater ports and more important towns of the civilised world. Indeed scarcely a month has elapsed since we chronicled one among the cathedrals, shops and chapels of the Rochore District, while the previous tiger675 words
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Article108 1904-03-02 4 Thi appoint mem uf Mr. K. W Birch ag'Hesident of Perak is not unexpected, but is nevertheless most welcome. We assume tbat this prompt recognition of his merits by the authorities at home may ba taken as a hint to tiie British North Borneo Company's Directors that they were ill108 words
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Article16 1904-03-02 4 The homeward mail closes at a.m. on Friday. THE Hongkong K'K.-es begun on the 23rd February.16 words
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Article9 1904-03-02 4 The Dallas Company are eucceesr ully performing at Hongkong*9 words
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Article15 1904-03-02 4 "I hk Selaneor raining strike is almost over. Most of the strikers have resumed work.15 words
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Article16 1904-03-02 4 Thk Town and Volunteer Bund will play on the Esplanade to-night from 9 o'clock (weather permitting).16 words
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Article22 1904-03-02 4 It is reported tha- Lord Kitchener has almost regained bit health and is able to take ihoft rides on his favourite charper.22 words
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Article35 1904-03-02 4 The Raub crushing returns for the four weeks ending on the 26th February last, show 2,(500 tons of stone for v yield of 1,100 ounces of gold an average of 8j pennyweights to the ton.35 words
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Article28 1904-03-02 4 Argument in the "Tansan" appeal cape closed yesterday afternoon. The Court reserved judgment. The Appeal Court wis engaged to-day hearing the appeal of two chitties v. A. Annamalai.28 words
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Article29 1904-03-02 4 On Saturday afternoon, Mr. James Alexander Murray, of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, was married to Miss Lucie Maxton Barber, of Adelaide, South Australia, at St. 'George's Church, Penang.29 words
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Special Telegrams to the "Straits Times."
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Article237 1904-03-02 4 BRITISH EXPELLED FROM VLAUIVOSTOCK. Tienttin, Ut Marth. The British Vice Consul and some other British subjects have been from Vladivostock, and have arrived at expelled Tientsin. [The Vice-Consul, no-called, referred to in the foregoing despatch, in prohnMy Mr. Edgar W. Salis .Schwaliv, tbe head of the turn of237 words
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Article32 1904-03-02 4 Yokohama, 29!k Feb. Tlie Japanese ar^d Russians have exchanged shots to tha north ot Ping\ang. [This telegram, tinted at Yokohama un Modday, uoly uninl at Singapore t:n« murning. J32 words
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Article34 1904-03-02 4 Sh'tngliai 1.-' March Private advices slate tbat two Jipaneae torpedo boats were sunk, und jne Uuitsian destrjy^r wa* damaged in the attack on P trt Arthur on the morning of Feb. Mlh,34 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article167 1904-03-02 4 (Extrm Surrire PORT ARTHUR FURIOUSLY BOMBARDED. Russian Ships Damaged, Beaten and Forced to Retire. M March. It istelegraphud. from Yingkow, that the Japanese squadron made a furious bombardment of Port Arthur on the morning of 29th Feb. for two hours. The* Russian warships \orik, Hayan, and Arkold went167 words
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Article250 1904-03-02 4 Ignition, ht Match. The Ruc'-ians detained the captured C illiers for ten days htfnre releabing tlnm. "SADO MARU" LEAVES CARDIFF. The Japanese coal-laden «t earner Sudo Sla.ru sailed from Cardiff yesterday. .She probably goes via the Cape route. THE JAPANESE AND PORT ARTHUR. Russian Commander Says it250 words
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Advertisement513 1904-03-02 4 I-ATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WASSIAMULL, ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1,2, 3, 4, High Street. Hare opened a Fine Stock of Good*. Silverware, Washing; Silks, Embroidered Goods. Canton and Swatow drawn {roods, Ceylon and Maltese Silks ant Cottons, Lace Blouses. Handkerchiefs, Tics, Cuffs, Collars and Laces, Sandalwood and Ivory Fans and Japanese513 words
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Advertisement491 1904-03-02 4 TOWN HALL TONIGHT! TONIGHT!! GASPARD NEVA The Famous DuettisU. From tbe Aml>a<-adf iirs,' Paris, tbe Allianilirn, l...iii|,,n, and nrincipal Muhir ll.ill-, Kurupe. MILE RENEE FLORE, Chanteuse et Danseuse. BYRD DOUGHERTY, Pianist. Dhh tftn at Ml p in. Ptrftrauirr at 9 pa. Popular Prices. PL. and Hooklnf al RoMnxn Piano Co.491 words
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Advertisement58 1904-03-02 4 SMOKE FRONTIER. MIXTURE *cii -7 Murray- Barker. On tbe '27th February, at St. (.ieorge'n hureh, I'enang, Jamks Ai.kxkndkr, 4tk Hon uf Uie liif I'R I. Ivuk Murray, fopinerly H Mb Colinial IaqBMB, lini^koii),', to Lucy Maxton, younger daughter <>f the late Colonel WW I L IAM Karbkb, :Urd Maitrax Infantry,58 words
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Advertisement44 1904-03-02 4 A fluid called Westrumite h being used on the roadway in the BqWM and Battery Road with a view to lay the dust more effectively than can be done with water. Success is hoped for, but it is early yet to form an opinion.44 words
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Letter228 1904-03-02 5 MERITS OF OUR CRICKE TERS. li, liv E-tUtr tf tkt Btrmits limet." Sir. 'Colonial" OB "Sinews" will not go down I I poet) lily M an authority. lv criticising, it i. v well to Mick to the point at i -lie wliich. in t ln- preWMl inst.tnir. i^ liic merit228 words
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Article212 1904-03-02 5 A China boy who escaped from the rma'ory and then ft pair <->f ear-ringi hai get two months' v nrnent for etc ping and ten cuts for Ibe Xi" of $K in catea of cifeul ttii r Sarawak copper .-^in. For )'o«-t'-siiin of a whiw.iy Ic'tery n unan212 words
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Article194 1904-03-02 5 Y. M. C. A. SOCIAL." Tlif Direct< rs at the V.M.C.A. enter-taim-d the meraben and their friends in the Anoci&tton'l new n sidence. IffttrlllMJ II <>v Armenian St. last night. Tho drawing room, whirh is \crv mafiimi apartment, wai iraily bedaggea and ■I, and |>n .nt. 'it .i very pretty194 words
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Article135 1904-03-02 5 WILHELM'S TIAL-SHAFT BROKEN. Tow oil to by the Charterhouse." fAiT Richtib i>f Uifl br tisli steamer Wilhtlm, wliioh arrived from Aapmu in i.a of the a Chartgrhotut yesterd.i\. report* t i i -it on Jan. 27th whnn ali a< i.v.n <\ mile* from Aropenan tlie kail-shafi broke Tlw (SiWf Olliccr135 words
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Article682 1904-03-02 5 Thk only effect of the silence which is being preserved regarding the opera'ii ins on Russia's eastern^A board in to stimulate the rumour jAn^er to still greater 'lights of xXiy imagination .-'urely there must be some genius it> this fine resident in Singapore for never a day passes682 words
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Article56 1904-03-02 5 THE HOT EL DE L'EUROPE. Mb. C Cliaytor, formerly of BlMci Hotel, has been appointed Manager of the new Hotel de l'Europe v.l.icli is -to he hnilt en th«-.-i'n of the present Hotel The present building will remain parii.illy occupies while tie work of re<:oi etruc'.ion is procefdinp. It will56 words
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Article170 1904-03-02 5 The Assizes continued before Sir Lionel Cox the Chief Justice in the Supreme Court yesterday, liong llai Gin got three years' rigorous for theft and fr.idulently altering characters in an account book. A young Chinese woman named Tan Kein Neo who pleaded guilty to a charge of concealment170 words
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576 1904-03-02 5 The First Match. The opening game under the auspices of the Singapore Association Football League was played yesterday afternoon between teams representine ihe Tanjong Pagar Football Club and he YM.C.A. on the ground of the former. Tint a great amount of of interest was taken in576 words
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Article185 1904-03-02 5 The fire on the tUe.niurrtt was extinguished at two o'clock this morning, having been burning for nearly 20 hours. The firemen managed to keep the outbreak confined to the main hold, but they had to fill that section up to '.he hatches with water before the tire185 words
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Article112 1904-03-02 5 Play on Tuesday. Championship Singles. Mik. liannloser w. o. v Mis* J. Gunn. Championship Pairs. Mm Gann and Mi Hr.ul.lell v Mr*. Waddell ami Mr. F. Snlzmann, nnlin. Mixed Doubles— A. Class. Mrs. Somerville and Mr. W. Darbiabire beat Mr». Feirce and Mr. Mosley, 6112 words
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Article1224 1904-03-02 5 SThe Chemulpo Naval Action. ore detailed news is being received of brief naval fight off Chemulpo. The Japanese ships engaged were iKe prelected cruiser Xaiiina, flagship cf Admiral Uriu, the protected cruisers Sumii. and Tnkarhihn, the armoured cruiser Chimed*, and the gunboat Ckikmgm, with, it is1,224 words
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Article263 1904-03-02 5 Cracker Firing: Last Night. Last nicbt was the loth day of the Chinese New Year or Chup Go Mcc and was celebrated with much craoker tiring by the Chinese community. Th* wfcota of the town was given up to them for the occasion and pandemonium reigned263 words
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Article46 1904-03-02 5 A Universal and International Exhibition will be held at Lii-gc in IMS. It takes in almost the wbota field ol industry, art and applied si-ienee. April will see the opening. Particulars of the scope and reach of the Exhibition may be had at the Belgian Consulate.46 words
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Article78 1904-03-02 5 The new reservoir at Pearl's Hill is now practically finished, but it has yet to be tested. It will be slowly tilled in the course of this month, that is if water can be spared, for the daily consumption is now between five and six million gallons. The testing process78 words
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Article269 1904-03-02 5 AnorT B 4"> Ifi3t night the native police constables on duty in North Bridge Itoad discovered that a lire had broken out at Haut Hin <fc Co., a general store and spirit shop at 567 North Bridge Road, at the corner of Malay Street. E.269 words
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Article138 1904-03-02 5 About 10 o'clock this morning a nasty accident occurred in Stamford Road near the junction with Beiicoolen Street. A number of Chinese coolies were iau!ing a couple of tramway linf s in a hand cart and when eomg dflwn an incline near tba l.riiiue, t!ip cart gut138 words
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Article70 1904-03-02 5 A i >kki> iNiiwr complaint that f.>r the bMt fm days a rope hat—ad to a Minki'n toogfcang b •ied to a tr<'i' on t^e seaftoat of the fcplanih Tl>>: r.'|>e is suspended acn 88 the pr inei.ade at the water's else and ;ifter d:is-k is a daagaf to pedestrians.70 words
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Article71 1904-03-02 5 About MO men if he Ist Manchester Regiment arrivi d it Singapore yesterday from Sout.li Africa. They looked a fine, stalwart, hardy set of men, and it seems that a good many of them were through the Boer war. The draft travelled to Singapore by the Sutra, Captain Wright being71 words
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Advertisement125 1904-03-02 5 Sick Kabies in Summer. IT l« rlarin t t mrm noaUlf of Rnmmnr thai hi tlv r» lihvh to li» m «st cnieful uf ilii 1 r liile o ■<■«. und att etirgt unusu:il lo.is-ii' 1 of their bowel* should civ t the lltt i- mtl rer 'i do-fi of125 words
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Advertisement65 1904-03-02 5 NOTICES. Wayang Kassim. The Into Zaiflbar Royal fneatrical Company of Singapore WILL STAGE J3I Ihe Horth Bridge I?oad Chcatrc i?all To-Night, Wednesday, 2nd March, 1904 Special Request Special Request The Splendid Kairy Tale "BUNGA GHAHYA WARNA". The Beautiful Flower Fairies Lovely Fairies Ihnt'l inisx Ibis Opftitriunily. Curtain at 9 p.65 words
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Miscellaneous155 1904-03-02 5 DAY HY UA\ Wednesday 2nd March. Bkrh Wnter. lO.Sla.aL 11.17 n.». Full Mom IM p in. C.W.A. RaOai Qith School. 4. s.\ A. Batta*7 Dull. 5.16. mr n m lilii i»iii; Tawn H ill '.>. W.-iymi- K -im. Notta Bridge Baad 'J. Caativi Clrcm. Thursday, 3rd March Hi«h Wat.-r. 11...1.155 words
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Article623 1904-03-02 6 Lona*n, 'Hh fail if 111 Die HflM <•< ComiBOBS y.-|.r<lay Ml. loini Morkt meved hit uasadiaeaj t» the Aidlre-^ in l':.-|iiy. Mr. Horle) Raid it was limi' iheetiintry learned irbetbat the Mini-try iteetioniM or mt t-protesttnaist The Mn i-ir> oaifbi to ibow U then was any nr_'-ii.y623 words
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Article385 1904-03-02 6 THE WORLD'S GOLD- MINING. Thi> Kn^!i-.h Mining Journal in reviewing the world's yHmining, »ays Turning to gold-mining, we find COH-•idi-ral>l.> increase* ahuwn in tin- produc tion of gold. The world's output for lOo:? will probably exceed £80,000,000 in value The niu^t productive gold ■me* at the present time are the385 words
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Advertisement274 1904-03-02 6 NOTICES Kelly Walsh, Limited. New Books. .1 ijMii, by Anna Hartshorne, in 2 volumes, illustrated $16.50 Queer things about Japan, by Douglas Slaiien 16.50 Korea, by Angus Hamilton, with reap and illustrations 1.'f.00 History of Modern England, by Herbert Paul, volumes 1 and t, eaih 7.50 The Wonderful Century, by274 words
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Advertisement489 1904-03-02 6 t NOTICES. Agents for LEA PERRIIS' f| f1 #t WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. «I Special W:r?aiy^j»]E||k HI W^. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORED. Bovril the world's premier concentrated food gives strength and energy, tones up the whole system, making it disease-proof Bovril is a most scientifically perfect food-beverage, instantaneous iL in its effects, and489 words
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Advertisement593 1904-03-02 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Pt-nang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of todiag Issued or China Coast, Persian Gall Ooatinastal, mxl American Port! Mail Line. Oafw mh. Simla M»r. 8 ''husan Apl. 17 Bensal593 words
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Advertisement937 1904-03-02 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, Koninklijke Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. I r.utr .cDtiacl frith tie £>etL»rlsxc;B luois, C-ioverDrrent. at f-\r^o}.vrr: tHir Acisct, laii J. run-rue A Co., M Cam Qt at. ;ho undermentioned dates »re only «pproj't>ate. :ii!i r From Br^rTibe Tn«rat' <> i'»d for: Bed !>nnng Fob wlPonaag, Bafaang, ()l(;h-leh, Poeloe l»aja Meal kbob,937 words
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Advertisement638 1904-03-02 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial (ierman Mail Line. I The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, A ien, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to Yokohama and They638 words
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Advertisement768 1904-03-02 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Straits Steamship Co. (Ltd.) Sailings from Singapore. At 4 p.m. daily; Bt;am-launch Pulo Besar" from Johnston's Pier at 3.46 p.m. MONDAYS 8.8. Penang for Malacca, Port Dickson, Port Swot tan 'lam and T'luk Ansnn. TOEBDAYB: S. 8. "Ganymede" for Malacca, Port Dickson and Port Swettenbam. WEDNESDAYS: 8. 8.768 words
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Advertisement609 1904-03-02 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Austrian Lloyd's Steam Navigation Company. Übpkk Mail Contract with thi Acstk:a!» Qovbbnmsmt. The following are the dates on which the Company's Htwiiu -iv may bo o> peeled lo arrire and Mil from here: Udtwaud. Homiwabd. MM. \rrfv-*. j 1904 Sails. fTWMi Mat 7 Mar I \E fH&uia Api609 words
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Article332 1904-03-02 8 Sixoapoke, -"in March, 1904.' PRODUCE. Uarabtet buyers I U7s* do (Cube No. I) unpicked 16.50 Copra B»n 800 do Pontlaim- ".fin Pepper, Black liuyer- is i_>^ do White, (5%) 4fiO«) Sago Flour Sara v.kk 4.10 do Brunei No. i 400 Pearl Sago 550 Coffee, Ball, 15% tiasl? 23.00 Coffee,332 words
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Article1415 1904-03-02 8 Under th'.s heading tho following abbreviations an- used str. steamer airship barque >-i-h. aulwoner. Yet. Yacht; Cru.—Cru's-r; Gbl.— Gunboat; Tor. —Torpedo; ll.c. -Horse-power; Brit. British U. H.- United States Foh.-French Ger.-Qerman; l)ut. -Dutch; Gc.-Gener»l-«argo; dp. deck pn?sftnger, U Uncertain; T. P. w.— Tiiiijniiu Finn wharf; T. P.1,415 words
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Article747 1904-03-02 8 ffn«M, port, probable date of arrival and name o) agent*. HTIiMIES. Achille-, Liverpool, Mar at: Mansfield. Ajax, Chirm. Mar '25; M>in'firlcl. Albengi H'xonjj, mid. Mar; Bebn Meyer. Alhoin, Bangkok. Mar; Borneo Coy. Altinc Ratavia, Mar 17; Da°ndels. Annam. Colombo, Mar M: M. Maritime* Antenor. Liverpool. Mar 16; Mansfield.747 words
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Article147 1904-03-02 8 I I'ats. I ViBBKL'i Name. Flao 4 Kki Towg. Pksti.nation \iar 2 I Murcx* Hri> Mr. I 2 PnlcmlMins GjshU Aus an. 2 ■■!•> T'irtsti; via (>«rt-< I Sultan van Lingga* Put >t l<* RMo j A I in.' str. IN RiiMvia Chakralihongs Sia str. 3.V2 Rancknk via port*147 words
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Article222 1904-03-02 8 A RRIVALS. KLAO I A To». Ri... r.--KL's Nam*. I Captaim From Bailkd i Co/isioiikm. Hat 1 H-:nt;H -:nt; Sang 1 'Telfmncbua i .1 ut t r:i 1 Kullmoutht 1 Palermo 1 Sambas I I-tai>ei:.t 1 Cbnnerhouso 1 V.lhclm 1 1 inn Scnu '1 !>>• Eereas •> i.'t'ey l(v l^eong222 words
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Advertisement66 1904-03-02 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS AND SILK MERCHANTS, No. $1 52, High Street. II it if imparked a fresh mill lint' stock ol good*. Indian, Chinese, and Japanese Washiig Silks, Silverware, Old Chinese Embroidery, Chinese Orass Cloth from Swatow, (land Drawn-Thread Work, Indian Carpets, Assam Silks, Maltese Silk lace66 words
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Advertisement1125 1904-03-02 8 GENTS BOOTS GREAT VARIETY I "The Hide JIIMIP "The MBtf "The KitGordon" jHT Smooth" ohe nep mi iii *afi The Smooth 1 V.t- The Hide G. r- E llr 11 i V \S\ made of fine tan t\ ij HGd i don suvnor tin- h/^ $1 tr 3 made ol1,125 words
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Article174 1904-03-02 9 Under the Official Secrets Bill, now before the Legislative Council of India, any editor of a newspaper, or othtr perxon, will be liable to prosecution if be publishes any information whatever regarding civil atfairn the publication of which is, in the opinion of the Government, opposed to' the174 words
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Article643 1904-03-02 9 P. O. I'er f huhan 4th Mnrrh -Mr. .r. L riop«, Mr. J. H. Kol*rt«on, Mr. A. KnieM M H. Wrefonl, Dr. Dane, Mr. 1 Mr mid Mr«. (iHrlnn.l M CanaC -l I. Ingmll, Mr. I marvUla, Ser«t. May, Mr- \1 l'«r itHlUurns 18l tfveh Mr H643 words
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Article256 1904-03-02 9 For Singapore. Per P. AO. s 8. Monqolin, connecting with the steamer Simla at Colombo, from Londo Feb. 6, due nth M trcb— Cai>t., Mrs. Miss Hope, Mies Gxge llmwn, Miss K. Taylor. Dr. and Mr». Freer, Mr A Mo'r, Mr. Hit vin, Lieut. -t 01. Pennefather,256 words
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Advertisement569 1904-03-02 9 INSURANCE COMPANIES. U«i>i.L i:\MJJiAj\U-. kX)\ FIRE UFE TOTAL INVKBTKDFDNDB BXCEKi £12,000,000. THK LA BOUT FIBK OiTICK IX TBB WOHI I BOURTEAD A Cc Agents. I~^HB~LONDON AND LANOAr^UIBI FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3,137,1100 Paid dp Capital £'J\ 2,760 Rewrve Fund I .078.V0 The ondenigned, Agents for the Com pany, are prepared569 words
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Advertisement223 1904-03-02 9 NOTICES. MOTOR CARS. :r,i:l,:e"2" hargreaves co.. x/tto >/v? V i r^'^2* '-<ts aa p Maye ss P ecimU V Selected CARS I Steam and Petrol fmQ&bd**'* i am) i f /vj j Invite inspection at their Wopks. W Trials given to Intending Purchasers. RILEY HARQBEAYES Co., Ltdi K. l> i»223 words
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Advertisement774 1904-03-02 9 NOTICES J. MOTION CO. WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, OPTICIANS. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTE!; LIQUID FUEL (Petroleum Residue) lArge stocks always on hand. 82/6 (Thirty-two shillings and sixpence per ton f. o. b. in bunkers at FRESHWATER ISLAND (PULO BUKOU) ippoeite western entrance of New Harbour. The fuel U delivered through a 6 v774 words
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Article691 1904-03-02 10 Another Dwarf Race. The Acting Administrator of British New Quinea continues to furnish the Prime Minister with most interesting accounts of his exploration of that territory. Writing in his latest report, Mr. Robinson said that he had just visited the north-eastern *nd northern divisions of691 words
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Article179 1904-03-02 10 Lord Carzon's Strictures. SIMANM is not the only country whose railways prove more expensive n.m ,hf estimate. The following telegram tells of a worse instance in ludia: Calcutta, February 17th.— H. E the Viceroy yesterday formally opened the Ass. tin-Bengal Railway at Chittagong uul made v speech179 words
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Advertisement575 1904-03-02 10 BANKS. Nederlandsohe Handel Maatschappij. NETHEBLANDH TRADING SOCIETY ESTABLIBHBD 1824. UaKTAX f. 80,000,000(abt £6,000,000, Itacio Capital 46*000,000 (abt. £8,760,000./ RkmbviFuhd f. 6,000,000- (abt. 417,000 Head Offico in Amsterdam. Head Agency in Bataria, Bbajiobbs: Fenang, Shanghai, Rangoon, Medan (Deli), Bemarang, Sour»bny». Padang, Oherjbon, legal, Fecaloa^an, Pa<o4roean. Tjilatjap, Palembans. Olehieb, (Atjeb), Banujermasein, Telok575 words
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Advertisement369 1904-03-02 10 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP (IAPITAL $10,000,00' UESERVE FUND.— Bterlite Reserv9..s!o,ooo,ooo •,««*>,*/, Silver Reserve....! 6 600,000 1 ml 6 KKHERVK LIABILITY OF llnlMlm PBOPHIBIOBB J..aiu,uju,uui Coubt or Dibbctors. A. J. Raymond, Ksq,— Chairman. H. I'". Tomeinr, Esq DsruTT Chairman lion. C. W. Dickson N. A. Sikhs, Esq. K.369 words
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Advertisement264 1904-03-02 10 NOTICES. 1200 FEET T> ■m«im Pavilion system First Glass Hotel van Horck, OAROET (JAVA) Medical Attendance and Medicines Gratis. 16-12-04 w. GRAND HOTEL, Ltd., No*. 18, 19 «ft 20, BUND, YOKOHAMA. Situated in the FINEST POSITION on the BUND, commands an unbroken View or the Harbour and Tokyo Bay. Caters264 words
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Advertisement485 1904-03-02 10 NOTICES. CHAMPAGNE "LOUIS ROEDERER." Extra Dry and Carte Blanch* The old, well-known brand BRINKMANN 9 CO.. Irrtportert Retail at Mwsw. CHENG A Co., HIvJH BTEIT f60D7~ Tby it abtd too will bi batis* i«i>. I. R. BELJLlOHbfgstoinformthf pnihat bis Wmtmn la I 'i"' Food, at No. ],Belilic= Kaa I i485 words
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Advertisement22 1904-03-02 10 Si iri-i.No a ivertisemeiitB,, with dates ul tailing etc will be found on page 7 (ieneral shipping news ia printed on aajal22 words
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