The Straits Times, 18 June 1904
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Title Section14 1904-06-18 1 The Straits Times r\o. j 1,463 SINGAPORE. SA±U§D-U. JUNE lit. 1904 PRICE 15 CERTS14 words
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Article900 1904-06-18 1 The War. Mr l.uwi'iinc( Lecturer on Maritime Law at »ho Oisjauwkll Naval College, speaking on the 14th May on the subject uf sowing mines in neutral waters, declared there MM M pnoadMM' to guide us, but every sound principle of inter national law was seaweed to liell gerents900 words
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Article171 1904-06-18 1 Allegations against a Sanitary Inspector. The enquiry into the case 111 winch. Sanitary Inspector Ilarficct has sum nioned On Boon and Tan Choot for breach of sanitary regulations was resinned by Mr Micliell yesterday Huming. An abridged account of the last hearing appeared in the cohnsai of171 words
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Article318 1904-06-18 1 10th June. Thii:i. SfNI'AV Al 1 hi: Ti:imh >i AM. 1:1 w s CATBXM M-. -T a BY, HatSM ami Litany 745 a.lll.a .111. Holy I'uiniiiiiuioii an.i NsrsMa 1r m Baaaay s< 1 1 and r.ii.i.f']a-«. MO in Bveaesag sad lensasv M ttiikw Ciirni-H. Sepoy Linen H 15318 words
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Article21 1904-06-18 1 Yesterday before the Marine Court a Kling fireman of the Oakley was fined two days' pay for being absent without leave21 words
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1233 1904-06-18 1 MILITARY CONTRIBUTION OF THE STRAITS SET TLEMENTS. I Tin- fullowiug coneujKHidcnee ni I*l opoß t lie Councit Table, yesterday. Qororftgr Sir F. A. Swettenhani. i Secretary of State for the Colonies. Government House, Singapore, 30th September, 1903 Sir,— With reference to ray despatcl Xo. 341 of the 17th ultimo, reporting1,233 words
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Article173 1904-06-18 1 H\ Li. COl m 11.-N 1.1.1. A. MliiKxt. V.I). COMMANKVNT, S.V.C. Waaaaear, th •/"/<•. X, Aumi.iKV: -Orderly Officer tor tbe eusuinjt week. L<ent. Makepeace. Orderly K. '.(>., f,.r t lie saseJag week— Ifi. Kitoiit/. M«aMB. t;. \V. Cranley sai K. Oil! having been duly elect) U173 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement265 1904-06-18 1 LATEST ADVEKTISEMENIS. FOR SALE A nice pftlanquin with htroug quiet cob one set of harness. ;i- goo<l as new and one Mltaf han.ess, old, togetuT with st&bl^*ccessories. Apply to P. 8. c/o aVMati I met. .lane 18 u.f. BOARD AND LODGING Une comfortable room vtcant at M Sophia Koad. Charges265 words
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Advertisement298 1904-06-18 1 LATRST ADVERTISEMENTS. John Little Co., Ltd. n N< ?T* GALVANIZED BATHS J^T ,-LJ Oalvanized Pail. Us. mi. tssiaßli iss 19 5O cent. HI m Jt m, m RIVETTEOPAIL. it 70 ecu- 51.00 -1.15 >1.55 "2.3Q >5.00 Hf»B<-t«. it SI.3S SPONQE HIP. BATHS BATHS l—M -8.00 -23.00 r f Long Plunge298 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous196 1904-06-18 1 HAY b> UA> Saturday, isth June. HiRh Water. 1 jl j>. in B.C.C. BaorU. Baceial Dmti.-i. turn- Hotel. K.O.C. Monthly Modal r.O.G.T. Social, i*. \\:.\ar^ k 1-1.,. North Hii.l/e Koad. 9. Sunday, 19th June. High Water. I I] I m. J 41 u. riiiui Siiniiuy aitei Trini;y. ICG C. Monthly196 words
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29 1904-06-18 2 Tientsin, V.ilk Jane. The China 'IHnita of Tientsin announces the impending retirement of Sir R«bm H irt29 words
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81 1904-06-18 2 Russian Report of the Attack. London, nth June. A despatch from General Stackelberg timed early on the morning of the 16th inst., and describing the engagement at Wafengkau, says that a superior force of Japanese attacked on the I.VJi inst. The enemy turned his right flankReuter - 81 words
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Article239 1904-06-18 2 twm Acting Resident, Mr. H. Conway Belfield, baa returned to Taiping from bis tour of inspection in the districts ol Upper Perak and the New Territory. He left Kuala Kangsar for these districts on the Ist instant on bis iirst visit to those parts, and proceeded as far239 words
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Article143 1904-06-18 2 Tin: Hermans and, to a oertain extent, the Belgians seem to have secured tor themselves all the Chinese Government contracts for machinery of every description, the local arsenal, ironworks, and mint being fitted out with tluir manufactures, according to the British Consul at Hankow. The Japanese are143 words
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Article118 1904-06-18 2 "MASK Twain was lunching in NewYork with \V D Howells before setting off tor his present Italian retreat, when two over-dressed f»ps entered the cafe. One, in a very loud voice, commanded Waiter, bring me some bisque of lobster, a bottle of wine and a chop.118 words
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Article130 1904-06-18 2 Two H>brld Cib- in Paris Deeply Interest Scientist* A Paris despatch states Scientists in Paris are deeply interested in something entirely new in the animal kingdom Their interest centres in two baby hybrids that have just seen light of day at Bontock's Hippodrome. The sire is a magnificent130 words
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Article18 1904-06-18 2 N. D. L Per Zieten -.'7th Jnne -Mr A. von Uicha) Mr. and Mr*. Rnssel.18 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement462 1904-06-18 2 NOTICES. To H.M. the King .TOH.M.THEKINC. Tollßlhnr.PnKf 1 To H. R. H. The Prince of Wales. TO The House of Lords. TO THE House of Commons. Buchanan's Whisky IS Regularly Supplied. In buying Buchanan's Whiskies the Public are protected against overcharge by retailers as the selling price is arranged by462 words
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Advertisement634 1904-06-18 2 NOTICES. WILD WITH ECZEMA And Other Itching:. Burning, Scaly Eruptions with Loss of Hair. Speedy Cure Treatment. Bathe the affected parts with Hot Water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry, without hard nibbing, and apply Cuticura Ointment freely, to634 words
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Advertisement495 1904-06-18 2 NOTICE^ f BEFORE WING TO BED j CALYERT'S CARBOLIC Tooth Powder Instead of leaving your teetk eipotcd ail aI(M to the struts' ol Utmh It Is sttsssOc, sXresmMe, and r«lre»hl«g, sad has the largest s«le ol tny dentifrice. CALVERTB Prickly-Heat Soap '10% Cryrtal Oartwllo' it a pleauni aniluptie Map, specially495 words
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Article315 1904-06-18 3 By M. cannon. Thb great j ckey, Mr Mnrninaton Cuinon, describes in R. Fry's jfipMi'iHi his experiences in riding racehorses. He surprises the mere outsider by what he tells of the dangerous exuberance of famous horses. Barnuto's Worcester roared at him like a iion. The King's Diamond Jubilee315 words
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Article309 1904-06-18 3 FOUR DAYS A I THE PUMPS. Fouf ht Death on a Water- logged Barque. The terrible sufferings oi a French crew of twenty-seven men, who worked at the pumps for four days and f.mr nights in a grim struggle to avert death that seemed almost hourly inevitable, is told by309 words
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Article274 1904-06-18 3 UitENOBLB, May 7 —The First Cliainber of the Civil Tribunal of this district lias at laKt rendered its decision in the suit of the State against the Carthusian Monka regarding the ownership of the secret for making chartreuse and of the trade mark of the274 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement13 1904-06-18 3 ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a per feet antiseptic dentrifice, cleanses an* preserves tne teeu»13 words
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Advertisement521 1904-06-18 3 NOTICES^ WfWii^yr,} ,djir- intioH ountrirs.j "Sanitas Disinf acting Fluid b MsMMsa, and fat I v ihon EhlrafTictiT*, l«el) rluhirnta tha l-u* in ohkli ii i ii «d,aiMl, adnii'iistered inlc.nally prevents Ciller*. I )[J, U l fly«nltry, tic. "Sanitas Disinfecting Powder •MMptk »nd ilrodoranl thm carbcl. BSsHM Ik-liib .1 rrlYvMng. Sanitas521 words
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Advertisement699 1904-06-18 3 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporatisn. i-.viD-tr caph \i. »:o.foiiooo KESXRVB FL.NH Slirling-Uese^e* <>(■• 'til 0 Silver UVserve li.-» i ,U' if* Reaervc Liability of PreprirMN HmKP.OM) COURT OF DIRECTORS. A. .1. ItayniODil, Kxj., ('bnirni:in. 11. K. Toinkins. F.?q., Deputy Chairiuaii. E. Uoctz, Km|. I N. A. Siebs, E»|. Hon. W.699 words
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Advertisement598 1904-06-18 3 NOTICES. "government notification. Wnnte! i itht on positor's for the Gcwrnnii nt Puntintj' fflco. pi.ly isonn!i\ In the AttippSt p:r-in'e-ule'n! Colonial S.. ri>l.nry"B r ffi.- Singapore 1 3i hi .inc. :ij4. Jun« 14 •<»)-« GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. EXPERIMENTAL Rt/B3>R TAPM^C Cl rk (Outiloir) to assin for abou f nix moirhs Snlarr598 words
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Advertisement437 1904-06-18 3 NOTICES. i/t^^Jffjf^ These tiny B^^^^Us^f^^ Capsules HV| IBVH superior •WiTfllTSv to Copaiba, 1 Cubebs, and 1 cure 1 the same diseases as these dnijfs < 1 |in forty-eight hours without < 1 i inconvenience. I < each Capw.lt bears tbt Mm* UUDYI FM BNtttES OF THI OWT 3RIMAULTS SYRUP Of437 words
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Advertisement673 1904-06-18 3 NOTICES. rRE LET— Honse No 11, Hophia Road and also No. f-l U ilkie Koad. Vpply to A. 8. Shooker, 1 Malacca Street. June 2 1.7 I'O BE LET: entry at met- compound 1 house No. 112 Bencoolen Street. Vpply to Guthrie Co. Ltd., Agents. F«b 4 v.c. r BE673 words
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281 1904-06-18 4 CIISTMI immigration is the mainstny of the C >lnTy mi the Federated Malay State*. In ihort it may be said emphatically tliHt the more there is of importe i Chinese labour the merrier and t!ie better it is for trade, industry,281 words
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Article311 1904-06-18 4 Mk L M. Bell, the Acting Mani<ipal Water Kogineer, thus deals with the Knllang Extension Scheme in hi* report for April The details of contract wilh Messrs. Howarth Krskim for the lunnel work iiave been arrui-r,. and the doeMfU are being prepaibd by the OoaraiiMlMMn' Solicitors for th< formal signing311 words
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Article11 1904-06-18 4 A >i-i;. lAi. dinner will be giveu at Rattles Hotel to-night.11 words
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Article15 1904-06-18 4 The M. M b.s Auttralien with the mail from Europe is due on Monday morning.15 words
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Article16 1904-06-18 4 The 16th and 18th July are the dates fixed upon for the Sarawak Ricps thin vpar.16 words
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Article1279 1904-06-18 4 The usual fortnightly nie^iim; oi lite Municipal Commissioners «M held at the Municipal Office yesterday altar* noon. Mr. K Q. Broadrick, thn newly appointed President, presided tor the first time and there were also present Lieut-Col. K (i Pennefather, I P., and Messrs. Rjwland Allen, 1) K S.uiif-rville,1,279 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter214 1904-06-18 4 To the Editor of the tttwlk Time Dear Sik, Yesterday at 5 15 p.ra when tratKc at Stamford Road was at its height, I was driving homo in a single rikisha along the same road, and when trying to cross the road opposite the Rnllles Library214 words
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Article26 1904-06-18 4 HE. the Governor as Hifjh Commissioner, Kedera'cd Malay State*, has appointed Sabhadar Major Gurdit •Singh, Malay States Guides, to be Honorary Aide-^e Camp to His Excellency.26 words
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Article35 1904-06-18 4 The Secretary of State has approved of the appointment of Mr. John Wilson Campbell to be Superintendent, G jverr.ment Plantations, (Perak) with effect from 20th April, 1904, vice Mr. Robert Derry, transferred for service elsewhere.35 words
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Article46 1904-06-18 4 Mr. II V. Deshon, a high official in Sarawak, who administered the Government during the Rijah's absence from July 1903 to May 1904, has retired from the service which he entered in 1378 He will he attached to the Rn.jih's service in England as Political Adviser.46 words
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Article55 1904-06-18 4 Thkhb will be a epecial Athletic Sports Dinner at rUfties Hotel to nijiht, whereat a large number of those who attend the Cricket Club this afternoon will put a fitting crown to the day's enjoyment. The band will be in attendance, and and a menu of exceptional character is arranged.55 words
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Reuter's EXtra Service.
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Article44 1904-06-18 4 A GORY SLAUGHTERING One Shell Kills sou Men on the HlUchi-Maru." I,onilutt, fall Survivors of the Japanese transports state that one of the vessels (ihe N. V K liner Ilitm-lii-mini) attempted to escape, whereupon the Ru«i«n fired one shell nt her, whicli killed 200.44 words
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Article15 1904-06-18 4 The decks were a-wash with blood Many escaped in boaU.15 words
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Article10 1904-06-18 4 The Knclish eiimmaniirr, Captain Campbell, was drownc'l10 words
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11 1904-06-18 4 The officer commanding the troops ■omniitti"! suicido.11 words
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Article30 1904-06-18 4 The Foulh Africans beat Wiltshire, at Swin'lon by ten wickets. Ijpiopotrrshirf. won the inntch arainst the M 0.0. and (Jround at. L irds by an innings and ISH run*30 words
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Article34 1904-06-18 4 Zanzibar and Pent ha nnt ripe for Colonial Administration. Karl Percy has stated that the transfer of Zin/.ibir and Pembi Ulm.lt the Colonial Ofli''e has n it yet been decidftd upon34 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article23 1904-06-18 4 Covernor nf Finland Succumbs to Wound. QWMnI Bobrikoff ('hft Cov.-rnor of Finland whose :ittempted MMMtnation was reported by Renter patflHftjr) deadReuter - 23 words
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Article46 1904-06-18 4 A Frenchman Wins. Many Spectators and no body hurt. M. Thery, a Krenchman, has won Ihe tiordon Bennett Cup Raoo for motor cars at Hamburg, M. .Jona'/.v, a < '<■ iin in was second, while tiip Kii£;! -li ant was unplaced. Nobody was hurt46 words
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Article33 1904-06-18 4 (irave Difference over the Army Reform. A lir.a«: UMMbhfa. vitaMMd tha event, iiulinling in:iny Uiyalties. is uivlirUcml th it tli mirked dissensions in tIM Cabinet in regnrd tv the Army Reforms.33 words
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JAPANESE OFFICIAL TELEGRAM.
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Article68 1904-06-18 4 He I, 6 W p m., Fri'l'K. On the morning of the l.Vh inst. t!ie Yladivostoek Squadron, consisting of thecruiseis Itovjfl and It aril.-, and the bati!;«hip Qnmttti, appeared off the coast near ■•?nk:ii, anil attacked the Japanese tr.jn-porio :h«re. Tho Otrnkmi limit i- tfct mm etoa to68 words
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Article135 1904-06-18 4 HITACHI-MARU" SUNK. The HiffldU-MarN was sunk, ami t'lere are but few survivors. TORPEDOED The 5, n1., -mom was torpedoed, hut was not sunk, and it is expected that the majority of the men are saved. The fate of tho Ixumi-maru is iiot known. The Hit;.h, Mn,n ti, 17_* twts, i-135 words
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Article57 1904-06-18 4 (reneral Kuroki reports that, on the 12th inst., a detachment occupied Kuaijen, 15 miles north-east of Kuantirn The enemy consisted of 300 Russians and .')00 HunglmseH. There were no casualties among the Japanese, and the cismlties of the enemy are unknown One prisoner* epaulettes show him to57 words
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23 1904-06-18 4 Lal..r. Admiral KHminura's fleet started in pursuit of the Russian Vladivostock Squadron on the morning of the 15th inst.23 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement598 1904-06-18 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. (ESTABLISHED 1864) Wine Spirit Merchants, (London, Glasgow, Hongkong Shanghai) SINGAPORE PRICE LIST ON" A-PPLICATIOfT. Aj>l IB tilths. v.c. \Ai P A V/ C DO You can depend upon C^ ftl to cure permanendy SYRUP bom. and Erysipelas Scrofula CERATE Eczema WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store,598 words
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Advertisement88 1904-06-18 4 G. R. LAMBERT a Co., PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIO. Highest Reputation. Sittings Daily. A}. i,ii' nls nhonld be made, if po»»ibl<\ one 'lay beforehand. Charge* Moderate. Juuu 1 1 M_ Qniai. I tii the llth June, at SiHin ll. n YartiornUKli Koad, Liuoolo, the wile >f Mr. O. S. JeoROB, of88 words
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Advertisement32 1904-06-18 4 NOTE -Telegrams and local new* received prior to noon to-day are published on Page a. Thk WayuiiK ICummib, which baa Iml a very successful season in Singapore, leaves for lpoh on Monday.32 words
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Article138 1904-06-18 5 Friday, June 17th. mam r. Hi? Backiumci nit Qnvmma, *ir John 4ndrr«<>n, K.r.M y< w 1 I'iiylur, I-, m (Colonial kan 1 Hon K. Q. rMUMJ C'nloniiil Tr«a»urer). Hon. W K Collrw i.5..i..( Vttiirney-UHiieiuli. Hon. K C. 11. Mill (Auditor General). ■ml a. Murray, i.t.., m. 1.0.1 (Colonial138 words
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Article4928 1904-06-18 5 The Burdens. Mh Naiikk, in moving tlie motion which »t '<"! in hi- name, said 1 feel that I have to ask the indulgence of rh'i Council in introducing the motion which stands in my name B3i beo»BM if iv rabjaol matter, be in mj mind it4,928 words
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Article43 1904-06-18 5 Croquet Tournament. Result of Friday's play. Ml. t. Broadri.-k beat Mr. W I ti\ '1 p.nntPlay on Monday aolh June. Mr-. Klcun ft Dr. Kowii" Mm r.i:id.l.-' and Mr. J I. IU-uin. Mr-, llroa.iri.-k r. Hon. .1 M. AlHl43 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement134 1904-06-18 5 NOTICES. Positively t\w- I*i^t Xiurht* but One. LeiiwMK for l|i-.l (K-r Sapph:. WAYAN(; KASSIM. The Indra Zanibar Royal Theatrical Company of Singapore Co-nighl! Saturday, June 1 8th eo-nighl The most Attracti*t innoantt Zulmi-Vahashee. i REMEMBER TO-MOKKOW: Sunday, 19th June, HMftMUtQW] Pmwlhlj thr i.u~t MmMN i .rru.u PMMlll hwawcMllt I'm »-idr134 words
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Article796 1904-06-18 6 Lessons from F. M. S. Fxf>er|-nce. The following letter, from the pen of L Davidson, a planter with exjmiwm iii the F.M.S and Ceylon, api.mirs in the a The British public seems to have DOM to the conclusion that the juestion of Chinese labour for the796 words
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Article125 1904-06-18 6 Keviewing tha t>U-aui engineering process of Japan. Professor Bunji Mano finds that the first land engine was placed in a spinning mill at Kagoshima ia 1863, and that the first made in the 'intrv came about ten years later. In 1901, the land engines in use numbered t,268.125 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement12 1904-06-18 6 STEARNS' HEADACHE CURE. Cures "Mutt be Steams' and you get the Tenuine12 words
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Advertisement273 1904-06-18 6 NOTICES. A GIFT FROM ENGLAND. LACE COVER GIVEN FREE ffJL^a SXTZZXZSZ I.A. E CURTAINS I. ACES ALL MAKES. LADIES' ft lil.M HOSILRY. h\VISS CURTAINS. RLOUSfcS. ROLLER Bl INDS MU)RAS MUSI L\S, COLLARETTES. HOI SEHOI.D LINENS. Popular Parcel 23 6 Carriage Free. S^.tt&fCSTE'SSTIfc io r 2-j.U. wMe S r»ir« alike Kininr-rou-i,273 words
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Advertisement571 1904-06-18 6 NOTICES. Wts for LEI PERRIIS' f| it WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. B| Special Warrant J£^|9Q£j%£ His Majesty *AY Purwyors tp The Kinp. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES. LEVY HERMANOS Si! HANKOH p(iRT arthVH 93 Bras Basah Road 93 OIVIFGA" WATCHES. f/,- 6D-, T l "««o««i iiHiaiTion. ochcv* ism O llyOSbt ZrriZSS T th e571 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement674 1904-06-18 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP "COWPAN I ES. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Ftir China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading Usued for Obina Coast, Persian Gulf. Continental. and American Ports. Steamers will leave Sincapore on or about Mail Line.674 words
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Advertisement674 1904-06-18 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninklijke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ. Under con tract with tbe Netherlands India Governn ent. Agent* ft 8 ntinporr Pbip Aa> my, laik J D- kndbls A Co., 2-8 Cou.ybb Quay. 'i b undermentioned date* are only approximate. Hcamrr From -'xp'toct. Will be Despatched fors— liertt i'slfinljiDE June I'iPalembang Samarang, A674 words
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Advertisement417 1904-06-18 7 HAMBUR6AMERIKA LINIE HAJUBURO. The steamers of (his Compauy maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the StraiU, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly f3r Havre andHamUoig and once a monih foe Bremvrhaven direct, calling at Penane and Colombo. The arrival! of the next steamers417 words
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Advertisement634 1904-06-18 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Nil NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Oci-nan Mail Line. !bo fiat and well nown mail ttca-ners of tbis Compacy tail fortnightly from BrtMiien-Hsmbuig via Rottordaro. Antwerp, .■ftutharnpton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Nafles, l'ort naid, Sue/., Aden, roloinl>o, IVnanir, Singapore. Hongkong, Shanghai, .Va«Maki, and Kob« to Yokohama an] back. They arc due in634 words
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Advertisement662 1904-06-18 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. W.Y. K. JAPAN NA'L STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd. A regular KOKTNIUHTLY MCVtM it maintained between Japan and Europe by I the fallowing NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. I nd r Mtil Contract with the Imperial Japanese Govcnni'snt. specially designed lr the Comp*aj'e European Service, lighted throughout by It leotncity, provided662 words
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Advertisement656 1904-06-18 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES C.P.R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. rug FAST KOUXK BETWEEN CHINA JAPAN, AND EUROPE. VIA OANA DA AXD THE HNfrKD BTATFB. from Hongkong ia Shangii;. Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan) K«U Vokouama, Victoria and Vancouvei l«in "irrow KmpreH* Steamship*— 6,i<hi Ton* Speed 19 knots. PROPOSED656 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article1362 1904-06-18 8 Under this heading the following tbbreviations are used str. steamer; ik ship; bq. barque: sch. schooner: fet.— Yacht; Cru.— Cruiser Obt—Ountoat; Tor.— Torpedo H. p. Horsepower Brit— British; U. B.— United States; tth.— French; G«r.— German; Dut.— Dutch; O.c. General -cargo d.p. deck ■•avenger; U— Uncertain T.1,362 words
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Article614 1904-06-18 8 .Vow, port, prohibit dc.lt of ariivu. and name oj agenlt. Htcabiibs. Againcaiiion. China. Jane 2t>; Mansfield. \k:incourt. Barry, June; Borneo Coy. Ajax, Liverpool, July l«; Mansfield. \nnam, Colombo, Auk I M. Maritime*. \rm<Miia. Bhans{h>ii Ju^e 1»; B. Meyer Asahnn Asahan, June M Behn Meyer. Au^henatden, Durban, June; P.614 words
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Article597 1904-06-18 8 Singapore, ***** Junk, 1904 PROOUCE U ambler f s.(X> do (Cnbe No. I) unpicked „13 00 Copra Ball 8.15 do Ponilauai- 7. 70 Pepper, Black 84.75 do White, (5%) 38 75 Sago Floor Sarawak ;iih do Brunei No 280 Pearl Sago 440 Coffee Ball, 15% batl. 2S 00 Coffee,597 words
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Article148 1904-06-18 8 fu» fV» tttcm T:me. T.-PaV. Peuitii|<auut\>loiiibo Peru p.m. P..<wel"hnni .tc Knan| I'm St ,i J p.m. Muar and Mil.iccsi y-n-fn p m. P. Swefham via poi t» Mmimttm I p m Calcutta S'nirifii 3 p m. Muntok ralombaug Ruby 3 p.m. Deli Sumatra 3 p.m. Annoy via poris148 words
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Article131 1904-06-18 8 From Europe— By the M M s.s. Tonkin due on 20th lvii". with dat'> r<i the !7th May. From Chi ;n By thi M M >.«. Au..l alien due on the .Utli Juue. TIME TABLE OF MAILS DLt Left Singapore Due in London \rrivei May 4th K.131 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement98 1904-06-18 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co. JEWELLERS AND SILK MERCHANTS, Nos. 51 fc 52, Sigh Street. .luat artived a new shipment ot Indian, Chi. ese and Japanese silks ot various kiudg, Chinese embroidered costumes, Mnlteoe lace jackets and handkerchiefs, Ceylon lace, pretty grass cloth work, silk shawls of various kinds made98 words
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Advertisement169 1904-06-18 8 Whiteaway, Laidlaw&Co. FISH SLICES i 'MJr^s Tlie Ilki-trat ii>>. Shovi's the Slice in closed and uf%m po«ki< i> I i rSj?T^ jJjU PMCE 45c. EACH i lVl|iJL*jT l T "l L fWk%£!&h HEAVY VVEIGHTi'...^ LIFTING \v\^ li/ BOY S\\ 'I ft j^L S'Vl TATCHO. J^V^ 4 uILY AN'l> NON-OILY 1169 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous63 1904-06-18 8 WEATHiH HEPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hc-pital, H'h June, 1904. Bavin .1 pp> 'p"< Rkmawes. Bar ..jABKaUSI.HLMM Morning Temp WO ■> H( i clcudy, wa'ioriier 76.0 79 0 7^.0 fjay and UirofVViml w. sw ni^ht clear. Max. Temp <*5 5 Mm 74 S Max.in Sau 144.^ Terr, rud 7J b RniofaU Nit63 words
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