The Straits Times, 26 May 1904

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    14 1 The Straits Times. WO. ai,443 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. MAY 26. L 904. PRICE 15 CERTS
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      618 1 LORNE WHISKY. POWBIX ROBINSON, B»U A«—t», Wtwtri mmd Pedf aled >UUy SUM*. NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS will be received at the Colonial Secretary's office up to noon of the 27th May, 1904, for the following works Cutting and removing ride tables Chan Road Between 6th and 6th mile 6th and
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      508 1 NOTICES. SINCJAPORE SPORTING CLUB. NOTICE. NO motor cars or motor cycles will be allowed in ihe Sporting Club premises during race week. By order of the Committee May 17 28 6 SINGAPORE GARRISON GOLF CLUB. SPRING CUP Match play, handicap Iti hole-. First round Ist to 12th Jane. Members desiring
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      623 1 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF TEAK FURNITURE, HANDSOMI DINNER AND BREAKFAST X SERVICES, Ac. 35 VOLJMEB»W ENCYCLOPiEDIA BRITANNICA\ ALSO A CHOICE COLLECTION <W PLANTS. The Property of J. F. Okbleks, Esy To be held at No, 1 1 4 Emerald Hill, off Orchard Road. Friday, 'J7th May, 1904, al 3
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      553 1 AUCTION SALES. rjHCLsYIMIB MERCHANDISE. (To be sold at auction without reserve.) I At the Auction Mart, 2 D'Almeida St. ilond'iy, 30th May at 11 am. 1 case umbrella framei, 3 cases milk, 1 cue candles, 1 oil wira, alsi cues of CLAKET, BRANDY. VERMOUTH SALAD OIL, «t.\ H. L. COOHLAN
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      269 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Ideal Milk Enriched 20 per cent. jr I with Cream. ffee^ Sterilized-Not Sweetened. CLaVwia^a A Perfect Substitute for Fresh TO-MIGHT TONIGHT ADELPHI HOTEL &ace Week! Race Week! JUST ARRIVED The Celebrated Frensh Orchestra Special Dinners. The String Band in Attendance. FOR 1O DAYS ONLY. Avoid other appointment* to
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    TIN DEPOSITS OP ALASKA.
    779 2 TIN DEPOSITS OP ALA SKA. The following particul.T« «i tl.ntin dtp >8its of Alaska are t m Iron a repoit of the I'nited SlatKuivey, summarised in tlie New York Iron Age of 7th April The known occurrence* of lia in Alar ka arc in wbat is called the York region
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      289 2 NOTICES. ""^"glacier ANTI-FRICTION METAL .For the Bearings of Heavy MachineryTESTIMONIALS FROM SOME OF THE LAROEST SHIP and MACHINERY BUILDERS. PARTICULARS FROM BORNEO Co., Ltd. BAILEY'S PATENT "AQUA-THRUSTER" Pulsating Pump. Hat no PISTONS. SLIDE VALVES, nor RODS. Requires no LUBRICATION nor PACKING. Will pump MUD or GRITTY WATER. Does not require
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      384 2 NOTICES. [SiW Hb^B^L^ißb sksßßsl MgA ilafmaltliJßßßJßß, BM Q QOBNELL'B LATEST 111 H 7E VT| A Commenting on (iood Whiskies. t^Jk/ K the i:d,,U,u, v t Mtdi.nl Joun,,l WW 1%1 I fc> of D*c.,i9<>3. ««y«:"As a general rule, it will be found that the whiskies of old and tried distilling firms-
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      470 2 NOTICES. J. MOTION^ y CO. WATCH MAKERS, J EWELLERS. OPTICIANS. ilil'Alß.^ PROMPTLY EXECDTKD CAMPBELL CO. rjTAVING been appointed iJ. AfMti for tho TRANSATLANTIC! Fire Insurance Company, NORTH GERMAN Fire In urance Company, and HAM UUUG Bremen Fire Insurance Company arc prepared to accept fire risks at current ltites of premium
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      134 2 PASSENOERS BOOKED HOMIiWARD. pT &~b. Per fliuxan -'Till May Mr. 11. 8. Vo^'iui Vlr. W. dri*. Mr. and Mr-. Wenyon, Mr V. K. Stukoc and Mr. Kryan. N D. L I'erßayern, 30th May Mr. W. Hrchmei, vlr. F Pollock, Mr U. Noble, Miss Poul.en, Mrs. Tompkins and children, Mr. A.
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    656 3 I ipi !')!b Mwf. The new> of tin- recent strikes among mining coolies in the Western States o have reached the Chinese in I'aliaug, and the labourers on the Blat miii.-. in Kuantim lately struck for a workiag day of four hours. It was nothing serious, however, and
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    SUGAR MHRCHANTS' FAIL.
    181 3 SUGAR MHRCHANTS FAIL. One Million and a Hail Liability. CORiIDBKaBU iiiK-asinecs was experinnced in oativa basking circles in Honikoitf fortaight syo, when it >• knows tint the firm of Tung Chan, importer! of and deafen in Java snear. were unable to meet the demands (.1 tlieir creditors, principally those in
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      31 3 SaiPPUM advertisements, with dates sailing etc., will be found on page < General slipping new* v printed on |i:iW 8 STEARNS HEADACHE CURE Cures "ituft ht Strarn*' and you get the genuine.
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      579 3 BANKS. NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ. NetherhiiKis Trading Society. Ettakllthtd ISI4. CAPITAL. f. 60,000,000-(abt. £5,000,000) ISSUED CAPITAL. f. 45,000,000— (abt, £3,750,000) RESERVED FUND. f. s,ooo,ooo— (abt. £417,000) Head Office In Amsterdam. Head Agency in Batavla. Bkamhes: Penan;?. Shanghai, Ban•oon Mednn (Deli) Pomarang Hourabayn, Padang, Cheribon Tegal Pecalongnh. lasoeroenn Tjilatjap. Palembnng, Kotaadjn. (Acheen),
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      741 3 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL fIO.fOPOOO RK&ERVB UNI) fterliDifßoso vefMM(ionOO\ a ft ((0O Silver Kearm- .iGOOI I terra I. ial.il ty of proprietors |I(j <,CCO COURT OF DIRECTORS. A. J. Raymond, E»j., Chairn.a,:. 11. R. TdmUh, Km|., Ih-puty Chairman. Hon. C. W. DMcM N. A. Sieb.-, Es.(. K.
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      654 3 noti.es. TEACHER WANTED IN Cross street School. Silary *l App y to the Acting lire-tor Public InainMtlm, S. i. May IT v. c LASHIEU WkBTtD. h^OR toetl fimi fr>m «t Jun-. ecu'il; S*,COO necessary. Apply tt tingsnlfcr; expijcied to D O. c/o Straitt limn. May 18 30-* WANTED. CHJNESKCASHIKR. Security
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      441 3 NOTICES. Kaaaaga or japan TOILET WATER Miaad's IsasaosWstsr ban the tweet perfume of the Kinangi Flower of Jtpin and soothing tod cooling action on the >kln, h relieres mosquito bites, and it most refresbiof alter perspiration. RIGAUD C* MRFUtiHRS S. ru« Virleaß* a PtrU-FrtnCl •i ißiitnsssias Racing. Charles Robinson, RAFFLES
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      638 3 NOTICES. jO BE LET entry at once, compound house No. 112 Bencoolen Street, tpply to Guthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. J?-b'. 4 n.C. I'U BE LET— House No. II Sophia Koad, acd also No. 2-1 Wilkie hoad. •.ply to A. S. Shooter, 1 Malacca Street. Mty 31-6 r BE LET:
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    DEATH.
    20 4 Van (JEVZKI,.— On the 17t.1t May, at K i ila Lninpui, Ki/iRA Maiti (Fl'm, Bm ■Hi Edwin Van (>evzku
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 16 CENTS. THURSDAY, 26th MAY
    413 4 In Ueuter's despatches yesterday, nlteniicn f v\-- nmm I" i st.it.ement i-^ir-ii i.v lln tu'ik *<• nf Jipan, vher ein it estimated that the total expenditure, from the opening of hostilities until March 1903— about, Vt monthswill DOOM to 410 million
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    446 4 Thbre is a Department of Public Works attached to the Government of this Colony and, with the equipment and allowances at its disposal, it is probably capable of erecting residence quarters for those officials who are entitled to such accommodation. Instead, however, of handing over such work to the Department,
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    352 4 A special wire in our issue of to-day announces that the lirst batch of contract Chinese coolies, 1,030 in number, for the Transvaal left Hongkong in the steamer TwmMtit. It is interesting to note how matters stand in West Australia where scarcity of mining labour is equally prevalent. The mine-owners
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    6 4 To-day's bank 4/m rate is 1/11,',,.
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    11 4 H M.S. Vestal went to the wharf this morning to coal.
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    15 4 The Dutch gunboat Edi arrived from Rh'io this morning and anchored i n the roads.
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    13 4 It is almost certain that*the Presbyterian Church at Penang will be lighted electrically.
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    15 4 Thk Ituyem with the German homejward mail is due here from Hongkong on Monday morning.
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      CHINESE FOR THE TRANSVAAL.
      29 4 First Batch Sent from Hongkong. llovgkovg 25/ A May. The lirst batch of coolies, numbering 1,055, left to-day for the Transraal, by the steamship Tn-eedilale.
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      A HARD STRUOOLE.
      64 4 Russian's Stoutly Oposing the Japanese in Liaotung. London, 25th May The Xewchwang correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports that the land operations against I'ort Arthur are meeting witli little success, as the Russians are opposing the advance of theJapanese by well directed and desperate s >rtiee. The
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      SUBMARINE MINES PERIL.
      47 4 United States Naval Attaches Ordered to Investigate A Washington despatch states that the United States Naval Attaches in the Far Kast have been instructed to investigate the danger to ntutnil shipping that may result from the presence of mines in the waters oil' Manchuria
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      THE YALU ARMY.
      69 4 Insignificant Skirmishes Reported by Kuropatkin. A St. Petersburg despatch states that General Kuropatkin reports that on Sunday and Monday the Russian outposts discovered the displacement of a part of the enemy westwards, along the Haicheng Road. On the 21st inst. some sotnian of Cossacks, occupying certain heights
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      MORE SHIPS FOR RUSSIA.
      48 4 Thirty Large Steamers Wanted by End of June. fmfrn. 20th Ifa Russia has notified to tlie shipbrokers at Antwerp and Rotterdam that she wants thirty more large steamers deliverable at Libau at the end of June. These vessels are to accompany the Baltic fleet.
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      JAPANESE NEAR MUKDEN.
      35 4 Small Parties Located North-East, of the Town. Small bodies of Japanese troops have been seen to the north-east of Mukden, but no important body of troops has been located in that vicinity.
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      KUROKI RESUMES ADVANCE.
      40 4 Many Columns Move North from Feng-huang-cheng. Reuters correspondent with tlie Russian headquarters at Mukden reports that the Japanese have resumed their advance. .Several columns are now moving northwards, though the bulk of the army remains near Feng-huang-chen^.
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      OTHER POWURS FOLLOW.
      15 4 France, Italy, and Austria have also given orders for more destroyers. later
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      A HUNDRED MORE DESTROYERS.
      27 4 Russia has ordered one hundred ol the latest model whitehead torpedo boats which have hitherto been only in the possession of the Japanese.
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    17 4 The Kreooh transport < 'ual>ai>g arrived from Saigon this morning with a number of troops bound for Marseille?.
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    18 4 The Diomed arrived this morning from Liverpool via Jeddah with -l<)7 pilgrims. Four deaths occurred during the voyage.
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    21 4 The British steamer Ferdene arrived this morning from Kuehinoteu, Japan, with ">,400 tons of coal consigned to the Mitsui Kuslkim Kainha.
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    21 4 Three hundred of the Malay BtatM Guides will take part in a mobilisation of the Singapore garrison some time in Jline.
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    22 4 Thk Government has refused to relieve the I'enang Municipality of the Contribution which it yearly pays Uuwards the support of the Police'
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    25 4 Mr. Ali.kvnk Ikki.anu has tinisheil his colonial administration inquiries at Hongkong and has gone on to Japan. His next article will deal with the Philippines.
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    47 4 The Sugar Industry Association, of I'enang, with the sanction of Government. decided to send their own European agent to India to recruit for them Other means have failed. Mr. A. Davis. who was selected for this post, .left Penang the other day, for Negapatam by the Zaida.
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      681 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. (ESTABLISHED 1864) Wine Spirit Merchants, (London, Glasgow, Hongkong, Shanghai) SINGAPORE. price list oisr A.:p:p:L,ia.A.Tio rsr. A pi 16 tu.th s. v.c. WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1, 2, 3, 4, High Street. ln»t received a new MHigHMal of »iUi* of ditl'eient tkttpti ami eolom
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      494 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Town Hall, Tuesday, May 31st. For a Short Season only The Dallas Gpera Go. KITTY GRAY, FLORODORA, THREE LITTLE MAIDS, CHINESE HONEYMOON. IM in for Booking now open at Tbe It ibinson Piano Co., Sineapore. May M v.a Bill Collector, Wanted at ones for the STPAITS TIMES Office,
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      61 4 G. R. LAMBERT GO. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Valuable Art Pictures Unrnrei U the "Photographic Society" at Berlin. From nlnllngt «f I hl.iui, l'...«>rt.T, Lavtar, l«ii{hton, Blink., Si Lei-tlt Defrener. Oninw, l.ta. Oul.ri. Max, Nuuaenbrok, nuJ man; nth.-!-*. •n •arly Inspection Is in»ited Van Houtkx.— On tlie iith Mny, at Kaail worth, Barker
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      11 4 STEARNS' WINE, acts upon the, whole system aiding digestion, improving nutrition.
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      15 4 NOTE Telegrams and local news received prior to noon to-day are published on Pare a. <
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    TIPS FOR THE RACES.
    584 5 (Ilij Ttirabunil a.id Olil I'vrt Tuk handicaps are good, some of them being so t! ttteting that they all look winner*". We have work<d on Ma'den Plate form to try and pick them, but we begin to think now that the horses which ran in that
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    VOLUNTEER NEWS.
    235 5 li\ 1,1. '<>!.. I UK HoNIII.K A. MlKIt.W, V.I). Ci»M MAX KANT, S.V.C. tim/mptr*, :il, Mai/. B. V. COWSl A meet in" of the central 'uiumitti')! <vill take place on Friday L'Tth inn. i 5 I i p.m. nt [lie Drill Hall, for the purpose ..I .-on-i.lfriiij; the
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
    1178 5 Tlm foUowijM "I' I'x 1 results of I .ciigut iiutrlirs |il.t_v«'<l -mil- la>t notes: Tailgoag Pagw bail H.ifflcs 1-4). 62 Coy beat Nondescripts 5 2 Band and I v m» 1,,-at Taiifj"!!" Kgßf 11. Y. H. C I>• t Itaiifwn l ■"In- Dockers loud I lie school
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    SPREADING INFECTION.
    237 5 Action against Singapore Municipality^ An interesting appea!^(was h:-;«r<t ■>> the Chief Justice in the Supreme Court yesterday. Recently a Chiuese woman laniitd ai Singapore \»iih uvu tirls irom a junk. One girl she took lo the Vo l.^onc, Kok *i;d the other, who was tuifering from Miiall pcx,
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    STOLEN PROPERTY CASE.
    212 5 Some days ago the proceedings of* a case before the Bench Court, against two Chinese residing at a shop, 19 China Street were reported. A quantity of flour and some lard belonging to the firms of Guthrie and Co., and the Borneo Cii.. ami some cases of
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    REMOVING PROPERTY UNDER SEIZURE.
    123 5 A Kling woman named Karpayee was yesterdny prosecuted by Insp. Howard before the Bench Court for removing property under judicial seizure. The woman did not deny having done this; but urged in extenuation that she had tenanted a room in a house let to a man
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    IMPORTING PROHIBITED COIN.
    122 5 Tbk three Klings who were arrested m Monday for importing :<. r >i> Mexican and 6 British trade dollars intn •he Colony were charged before thf Bench Court with breach of an ordVr if the Governor-in-Council. Inspector Ambrose prosecuted The defendants •draitted being in posspstion of the
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    SINGAPORE FIRM'S ACTION.
    235 5 A Question of Interest. In the British Court for Siam on the 20th inst before His Honour Acting Judge Wilkinson, Messrs Puttfarcken and Co., Singapore, sued M. K. Abdullasah for a sum of $*****, balance and interest due to the plaintiffs on a promissory note dated Feb.
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    A CHINESE GOD.
    130 5 K*OM No. 2" writes to say that in forwarding an account of the Chinese (-H <■. tiled) miracle the other day he omitted to mention that the God Sbansi Fu-Chu is the Chinese Mars or God of war, known universally in China as Kwan Kong one of
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    CHINESE TRANSVAAL EMIGRANTS.
    175 5 Incident at Hongkong;. Anti-ekigbationists are not looked upon with favour in the Courts at Hongkong at the present time. Before Mr. Kemp recently a Chinese, named l.oCbeuk, was charged with unlawfully being a rogue and vagabond for that he did on the 20th April dissuade certain intending
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    AMOK IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    203 5 The town of Jolo in the Southern Philippines, is in the midst of Mohammedan Sulu islands (Moros by name) who tbink nothing of running amok. One of them managed the other day to enter the town on the afternoon. Proceeding along the street which leads to
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    29 5 The revenue of the Hougkong Post Office in 1903 was 3414,867. The expenditure was $334,177. The profit made by the Post Office on the year's transaction was about $80,689.
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    36 5 The B. I. steamers running to China will in future call at Pert Swetteuham on the outward and homeward voyages. This new service will be initiated by the Pumea, due to leave Rangoou ou 27th instant.
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    58 5 At Hongkong, there is a growing practice on the part of Chinese firms, and others, of advertising themselves and their wares on the backs of bank-notes. A ten-dollar note circulating there a few days ago was adorned by an advertisement of a Chinese firm written out in English and covering
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    CATCHING THE JUDGES EYE.
    175 5 Wild horses should not drag the name of the place from ue, but at a recent meeting they had, Irom all accounts, a most accommodating gentleman in the box. In one of the races two of them were out by themselves as they came into the
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    KIPLING'S WITTICISMS.
    289 5 A Boom in Dead Pigs. JJAT^theJeecond annual dinner of the Automobile Club of South Africa, held recently in the Mount Nelson Hotel, Cape Town, Mr. Rudyard Kipling replied to the toast of The Automobile Club of Great Britain and Ireland." He said he could not czp-ess adequately his
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    70 5 A tki.ruram from Tacoma states that the world's record for fast coal loading has been beaten. At the electric bunkers there on 30th March the steamer Edith took in 3.5V0 tons of coal in a little less nan nine hours and a half. Work commenced at 7 o'clock, and at
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    SINGAPORE AHEAD.
    96 5 We (L'lnna Mail) notice that the Hongkong Government has stopped the use of the word 'Acting in the titles ot officials filling temporary appointments. The change has been made, we believe, to bring Hongkong into line with the Straits Settlements. We would suggest another change for the consideration
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    206 5 For Singapore. t*S 8. s. Mac-'lnnia, connecting with the sUju: "?r Chuian at Colombo, from London April BL n «"th MayMr, and Mrs. Hiphet, Mr. I. IrvuS "*r. A. Lea Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Horn, Messrs. A. A. Gonlden, .1. Ellison, J. W. Campbell, and W.
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      132 5 NOTICES. LOOK OUT VOayang Passim The Indra Zanibar Royal Theatrical Company Wo-morrow, Friday, 27tfi May, That well known Tragical and Sensational Play, Entitled. "Romeo and 3uliet" Translated from Shakespeare by the Proprietor, Kindly (live this Play a Trial. Prieet as L'mal. May M S. KA ss I M lirrcUr Stir
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      114 5 IMV BY DAY Thursday, 26th May. Hi({h Water. 8-21 p.m. HaceM. Se Con( l j^y Ka. c Dinner. KatHe* Hotel. League Football Notes. Friday, a 7 th May. HiKh Water. 9-2 a 111. M 4 p.m. I. &O. lioinewaril mail siOMS. ti. I'tuie Sale. Emerald Hill. Powell. :i. Wayanjf Kamiiii.
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    WAR NEWS.
    608 6 A Desperate Fight. The fight between the pursuing Japanese and retreating Russians after the battle of Chulien-clieni? is known to have been a desperate affair (<ays the Kobe Chronicle). The Russians made a stand at Hoh-rautaog, and the result of the engagement, as already reported, on the Japanese
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    RUSSIA'S GERMAN COLLIERS.
    315 6 RU SSIA'S GERMAN COLLIERS. le cheme for carrying Coal to the Far East. As showing the seriousness of Russia's intentions to recover her lost naval supremacy in the Far East, the Dai 1 \i Mail gives an outline of her ■taring schemes to organize her supply of coal fur her
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      464 6 NOTICES. jt Ny Carlsberg Beer sflurTftTTmrwßl Yer >' nn K ht P'lsener Beer, especially brewed for Tropical ■£TO»>^f4rasa] Climates. rvr7i>rci>ri* Obtainable at the principal Hotel* and Retail Dealers. I Sole Importers *^^M v.c. sSSHaaIBaVaaIaBaaaaVBBjBJBBiHHBsikHB SINGA CIGARS EXQUISITE FLAVOUR Singa Cigars 52.50 per box of 100. Singa Mas $1.75 per box
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      606 6 NOTICES. Vosgkong nr^ a i *g*™ Jsevy JXermanos gyfr DEALERS IN Diamonds. Precious Stones. Pearls, Jewellery, Watches, Chronometers. Repeaters. Silverware. Fancy Goods. Clocks, Graphophones, and Optical Goods. NOVELTIES SY EVERY MAIL Importers of tho Celebrated Watch OMEGA Are now opening a Branch in Singapore. Bras Basah Road, No. 93, (Raffles
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      657 7 BUCHANAN'S HISWKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. F..r China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills oi Ladfcg issued for Ohina Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Sincapore on or about Mail Line. Outward [fur
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      1137 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninlclijke Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. Under ii ntiiiit will) the NetliarJands India Government. .1 <(.' Singapore: Ship Acukcy, latb J Daendklb 4 Co., 2-3 Coli.yrb Qvay. 1 ha undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Rxp'Md. Will be l)«ipatched for Swmrdeeraom Palembani; May :'4 Palemlmn Samarang, A Cheribon May 36
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      632 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Qerman Mall Line. The fast and well Down mail steamers of this Company tail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to Yokohama and back. They are due in
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      636 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ITCyTkT I JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd, A regular FORTNIGHTLY service is I maintained between Japan and Europe by I the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, Und r Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided I
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      686 7 t STEAMSHIP COMPANIES IN KIM TIAN. iiues of Steamers latavia, Chcribon, Samaranc v*ry Wednesday and Saturday. iinir Kes, 2,800 tons, Cipt.Dnnlop ang Seng, I,l B'J Kawlin- i ang Ann, 872 Pollett reena, 1,470 Nesbitt uala Pahanjr, Pckan, Kwantan and kemaman levo, 30J toon, Capt. Wilson, o Light throughout. For passage,
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      1288 8 Under this heading the following tcbreviations are used: str. steamer: ib ship; bq. barque; sch. schooner; yst -Yacht; Cru.— Cruiser; Obt—Gunboat; Tor.— Torpedo H. p. Horse-power Brit. —British U. B.— United States: fch— French; Ger.— German Dut Dutch; G.c— General ■'cargo; dp— deck passenger; U.— Uncertain; T.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      570 8 iVnrie, port, probable date of arrival, and name oj agent*. BTXAMIBB. A. de Larrinaga, Barry, May; Borneo Coy. Agamemnon, China. Jane 26; Mansfield." AKiocourt, Barry, May; Borneo Coy. Alboin, Bombay, June; Borneo Coy. Alcinous, China, May 29; Mansfield. il— lt. Europe, May i! 9; Behn Meyer. Allanton. Muroran.'beß.
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      89 8 If or Per tteamer I ime To-Morrow. Europe via ports Chiuan 6 a.ni. Malacca and Muar Bri Una p.m. Penang and Deli Calypto 3 p.m. P. B'ham A T. Anson Hye Leong 3 p.m. Bagan C. Hock Kian 3 pm. Bengkalis and Bagan Bri Trinnnn i\v 3 p.m.
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      112 8 From Europe— By the P. 40. s.s. BaUaara due on 29th May, with dates to the 6th Apl Left Singapore Due ia Londo Apl 15th P. O. May 8th Apl 19th X. D. L. May 13th Apl 20th B. I. May 16th Apl 26th M. M. May
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      COMMERCIAL.
      586 8 Singapore, 26th Mav, 1904. PRODUCE. CXOHANBE •HARM. Belat Tin Mine f 10.00. B'uwahUold Hint ($75»pd)$15 00, sellers. Braaoh Tin MIdc $8.00, sellers. •Kra»er Neare |95, sale*. BTcong Shanghai Bank $655.00, sellers. Uowartb Enkine, Lt. $S10. "Jelebna (in liquidation) 20 ctR. Kadana (tally paid) flD.i.U, nominal do (prefs. t-fid) $2.00,
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      71 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co. JEWELLERS AND SILK MERCHANTS, Nos. 61 52, High Street. Have Just Unpacked a >>w Stock of Indian. Chinese, and Japanese Silk Embroidered Roods, Indian Carpets, Chinese Handdrawn Thread-Work, Ceylon Lace, New Variety of Oold and Silver Jewellery, Pineapple Silks, Old Chinese Drapery. Chinese Embroidered Costumes.
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      395 8 Useful Articles for every Household \/R^w/ B A STARD 11 1. l.'ko above sketch. Ib^^l Prices c.25, c.40, c.50 each I jw\ j\ TAPER FILES. Like illi.-tiatiou Z 4i/ \%j» Length 4 "> inches mJlj yl^L Prices c.20, c 25, c.30 each p.. STKKL BOLTS TO SKETCH. Highly finished Goods
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