The Straits Times, 11 February 1905

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    14 1 The Straits Times. SO. 21,659 SINGAPORE, feALUKDAY. FEBRUARY 1 1 1905. PRICE 15 CER?
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      668 1 NOTICES. De Dion Bouton Motor Trucks. As used at present in Singapore by Messrs. FRASER NEAVE, Limited. ECONOMY, STRENGTH, RELIABILITY. FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO C. Dupire Co., AGENTS. Grand Cinematographic Exhibition. A <'hin.;se Junior I V l> j •;:>.- ni Tit Russo-Japanese War, licensed by the Army and Navy of
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      721 1 NOTICES ROBINSON CO. A Shipment of Steel Trunks. OUR SPECIAL STEEL CABIN TRUNKS THE "EMPRESS" Extra quality spirally moulded round top fitted with Patent Automatic Triple safety Lever Locks in the following sizes. 24 in. 27 in. 30 in. 32 in. and 34 in. "STAR OF INDIA. VtRY SUPER OR
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    Che Ihnllucinnnons of flOat palcmbano.
    1925 2 The Ballucinations of Mat Palembang. Mai Paleaibaag i.> .1 f<<h oa 1 enffee <--t .«t«- aad \>.i- foiuul one il'.iy 1 quarter of a mile froai Urn road .it th la kotnpa- Inr. uilli hot ri'^'lit tlii>;li f r.ict aix'd and severe «vt > on li What follows i bin
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      427 2 NOTICES. POPULAR V^iSpyV^^ STJ^FLIEID TO H. M. The King, H. R. H. The Prince of Wales, House of Lords, House of Commons, PRICE $13.50 PER CASE.! vmAnERYKAR««»«.to, ©W Hone viepo^itory I bnddonly in the prime of life, who-e I ORCHARD ROAD. families arc left in extreme poverty from fl, f
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      769 2 NOTICES. Two Genuine Articles. M Vanguard Whisky TRAVERS'TAWNY fg |H is a pleasing example of the de- M-m An licatel> flavored mature spirit n |M)K so grateful to the palate of the PUKI l£i a S^agfV connoisseur. Its absolute -ilr^Kk. ■Jf^H^^ purity places it in the first line /att^^Mn\ (gficfl
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      691 3 NOTICES. HERCULES """CEMENT. n», io th STIVEN CO.. r Gordon Bennett Cup Race. Singapore and Kranii Railway. Voiturc Richard Brasier. FITTED WITH Micheiin Tyres. Krom i st November, 1904, and until further notice. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. Yip Y^i«^V SINGAPORE i fi.:^ 7.42 JO.OC 12..'(/. tA4 it.U
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    ■M Straits ttimes. PRICE 16 CENTS. SATURDAY. 11th FERBUARY
    492 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. SATURDAY. 11th FERBUARY. Death and taxes we all know to !>e inevitable it the same time— save in rt-.^eei of legacy duties— it is unuual to harass people in affliction by rendering it financially impossible for them *o give decent sepulture to their dead.
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    572 4 Thk graceful references made at the legislative Council yos erl.iy to the approaching departure from the Colony of the Hon. J. M. Allimon were a fittinj.' tribute to the Ions; and valuable public services he has rendered to Singapore Mr. Allinsou c»me some qTirter of a century ago and took
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    176 4 A well- known Ic-a! iporUiuan in our issue of the Std January last ealldd attenli'in to the un«pjrts.runlike practice among a certain class of boaters of killing does. The QoveraoMDi bai taken Uu nutter up. Tbe Qovaraor, in CoaaeU, dat«d 90th January, has directei that the takin? r,r killi'i" of
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    31 4 General Sir Akthuh DoKWAAD, Com- manding the Troops at. Singapore, leaves tor home on farioocb on March 2nd prox. lt b uulikely that j he will return to the Straits. I
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    22 4 Share <a<otationi, general thipping I aawi, acd paasonger liiU, betides nhip ping, insurance advertisement! will b* found on page 9 and 10.
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    14 4 Advertiiemeati of Balct, Wanted, Tc j I »tc, will be found on I'tgt 6.
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    25 4 I'ni.icE Jns!> Kvai.s from Niboog Tebal, I'tsn mg, i« at. present in Singapore on it shoii holiday. He i j looking very fit. t m
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    24 4 Dfni.Nu the. i|iurtcr ending 31ct D/. last. 1 i.i inque>ts were held in l; c Oolo&y In the same period ther: ware 146 iew«."
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    46 4 The Iringof eraekara is authorised 1 fn.in midnight to 6 a.m. to-aoorrow, and 1 during tho sama hours the followiog i Sunday morning. r The Cornwall Minstrels were entertained by Mr Ong Koon Choolaet night who presented them with a pair MDaaatifai ornamental silver Chir.ese hinternf.
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    25 4 Mv L I). Tandy, the General Manager of th* Singapore Tramways, arrived from home by the German Mail yesterday, and takes over churye at aace.
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    20 4 Thk following Society his been exempted fiom registration Mpdet the J^ocieties (Jrdinince: -The Bowinn A*- sociation called The Btaxrtwaa," Singapore.
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    30 4 The Variety BatertaniaMot in iii i>t tin: luuds of Si. Mary's Home will be held in the Town Hail on Saturday, March 4th. Mr F Wnitofield is arranging the programme.
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    29 4 The German cruiser Smmdltr, Capt ruillartken, arrived fiom Amiy this morning and anchored in the road?. fc!he is bound for Batavia and is expected to leave on the I6'h
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    37 4 881 deaths were registered at, Singapore in January l.i-t The ratio per thousand was 41. 11. During the week ending on the 4'.h February, 204 deaths were registered at Singapore. The ratro per thousand was 42 04
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    47 4 The meeting of the Young Men's Society ol tbb Presbyterian Cnurch on Monday, 13th inst will be held in the Manse, Cavanagh Road, instead in the Church, ait previously arranged. The alteration is necessitated by a special choir practice taking place in the Church on Monday night
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    61 4 His Excellency the Governor of the -traits Settlements will unveil a Memorial Tablet at the Jean Hamilton .viemorial School for Training Native Preachers at Singapore (No 7. Mount Sophia) on the 28. h Feb. day at 730 a m. Bishop Oldiiam will at the same time present a portrait ol
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR SPORTS.
    49 4 Thk Cliinese New Year Sports commenced on Horn; Lim (Jreen this morning witli i-wnis opeti to natives only. Heavy rain keptnumbcrsof natives aw<iy. It. is hoped thai the ih-i> will have better luck this afternoon when their part of the sport-i is to be held.
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    • DANGERS TO NAVIGATION.
    69 4 DANGERS TO NAVIGATION. The OomtmmwJ OaaaMi Doataine the foUowiaa: n jiifications by Admiral Sir Qerard Noel Tne hulk Aria liny wai i.\ the Pratat keel on Deeaobaf 24th, and is now derelict a:id a danser to navigation A dereiicl Li? iven obtetved in Lat. I X] B I.'jtie »."> :iy
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    COLLISION OFF TANJONG PAOAK.
    148 4 COLLISION OFF TANJONG PAGAR. The Hock Leong Run<i into a T. P. D. Tujf. At 1 .''rid ■!< this m.ir:iiiii; tliu BOfquito fleet HteHiiier H«ek Lmmf ftrrivi a ii jtn Caoob with fourteen n itive .i»"k paiiangeri. The natter of th# H I 'i m t Malay, 11 to the
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    9 (IEHMAN CITIZENS AUKOAI).
    110 4 GERMAN cITIZENS ABROAD. h, 1 Ottmtimlimkt Ufpd, (flhaaghai) lo the Chaucellor to the l^inp.n ai Ucrlui and to tiie Baioketa^ U1 hwow af an alteration oi ttae Uenaaa la« which holds that any Geiinan. who, being ten years abroad, and lailh to register himself at the Cwn.-ui.it shall no longer
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    COAL FOR frit BALI IC PLBET.
    131 4 COAL FOR THE BALTIC FLEET. The British rtaaaai 1 oanyiag 1,400 t>;;is, aai bean ebartand at Cardiff at the li.jjii tUMgal 1 1 for Libau, and w<u> expeated to teav Bain for the Baltic ia the niddli of Jaiiuan-. Her tliarter is uit.u 1 stood to give her tho option
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    Special <scrman Service.
    39 4 Special &lt;scrman Service. COAL STRIKES CLOSED. Merlin, li'th Felmiary. The coal strikes hare ended. A DENIAL. Russia Makes no Peace Overtures. It in ealefwiealtf asserted at St. PMafabarg fhal Kii«=.: t has ordero.l noboily to m( 1 work peaoMMhiag.
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      CHURCH AND STATE IN FRANCE
      38 4 . A Separation Bill. Lotui&lt;"t, lllU Mraary A IJoverniiieut Kill providing for the separation el '.hur.li and State iv France has been introduced into- the Franch Chamber It ha« been referred to a committee
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      COLLISION AT PORT SAID.
      27 4 Collier Sunk in tbe Harbour. The steamer Ontflmmma, from Calcutta, collided with and sank the collier Qmfef, for Honßkone, in Port Said harbour.
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      AMERICAN INDEMNITY FROM CHINA.
      37 4 The New Voik WtfU announces The American Government has practically decided to return to China ifter the war twenty -two million dollars of the indemnity remaining fitter th« settlement ul American .1 uins
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      PREPARATIONS FOR I GENERAL ELECTION.
      47 4 PREPARATIONS FOR A GENERAL ELECTION. Liberal Agents Warned. Mr. Hen r &lt; ll Liberal Whip, warned Liberal agi ati to uoiupi^ti.- iainMdiateljr til uri jneLts ii&gt;r ,i gantraJ election, II- tys 111 Übe BX| of the proainl Uorem&Mßt moment aft«rrth&gt; openiag ;1 I'.irliam.n: on Tues'iiy i c.\ r
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    PENAN(i OWUM AND SPIRI I FARMS.
    127 4 PENANG OPIUM AND SPIRIT FARMS. tive UOfUKII lk)O| ■;&gt; !liitei.i :•&gt;;&lt;. in 1,.i I r i tF.ums ni Iti Mie last )&gt; itur ipium Par uit-rs irsti 'I:^I uoaUeiicy iii v:j iii' u:iy to reducing the ieiit Mf iba F.i in below Siao.OOu a rnoatb i ikki n at $180,000
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    DAY BY I)A\.
    200 4 Saturday, nth February ttM Whut. tatt p.m. Crtekat ILK. v, TeJ«gr«ph Co. ClmmNm Yeur Spurts V M A. L.i kwa. i"&gt; 1.0. U.T. 8 M Ihe Uiri fi-iim k.ij-. luxn Hull. I V.ip iiuw Thong i»|i. Hotel del tui upoSpei iv. Dinner and Sir Sunday, 12th February.
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      629 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. ESTABLISHED 1804&lt; Wine Spirit Merchants, 'London, Glasgow. Hongkong, Shanghai) SINGAPORE. PRICE LIST OiT AiPLIOATIOW. Api lt&gt; tu.th.» 0.0 WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1,2, 3, 4, High Street. New Stock of Silk Curios and Silver and !?old Jewellery. TtUphon: So. 145. Inspection Solicited. HOTEL
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      29 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ST. VALENTINE'S BaSIStIi. SPECIAL TIFFIN. TO-MORROW AT I p.m. C. CHAYTOR. t.,i. Manager. G.R. Lambert Co. IHE BEST KNOWN STUDIO IN THE EAST. Feb. I v c
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    1002 5 Correspondence. I fbe Straiit Timi i^ nut re«ponMtilc lor tlie o|&gt;ini«n9 oi its correspondent*]. TME TAX ON ORAVES. To the Editor of the "Strait* Timm." Sir,— lt is a well established fact that you have done so much good for the public through the me limn of your valuable paper,
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    "THE ORCHID."
    476 5 Second Night's Performance i&gt;&gt; the Dallas Co. Anothkk packed house and still another hugu success met the second night's performance of The Orchid by the Dallas-Bandraann Opera Company at the Town Hall last night. The Orchid" is quite a new play to local theatre-coer?, but the successful manner
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    BISMOP OLDHAM AT MALACCA.
    242 5 BISHOP OLDHAM AT MALACCA. A most enjoyable evening caino ott' at Malacca on Wednesday last when the whole place was invited to meet Hi-imp Oldrnm, who arrived there on the Sunday previous on his way to attend the Conlereme a: Kiula Lumpur. There was a fa-rl' large gathering, which took
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    40 5 Bom hive beta issued by the Governor in Coancil to ensure the proper treatment of pi^s and poultry in irausport hy Bea. On board Chinese craft the cfainchew i^ to in&gt; held n-s;i mi vAr f i their feedii watering.
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    67 5 in nkiht at the Hotel de I'K'urope a Hi* ial dinner uriJ supper will I.c f-crved. Intending guests inoald notify tho ii. i...ij; i&gt; in' hand. By the s.t Prineett Aliet a fresh mpply ot Kiiii "Ka 1 beet (iced) bas be-'n receiver ibe had oa tap fioni to-day To
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1354 5 Friday, loth February. PRRBBNT. .IIK EXCKLLKNCV THK GOVERNOR, Sir John Anderson, k.C.m.g. Hon. F. G. Penney (Colonial Secretary). Hon. \V. K. Collyer (Attorney-fit neral). Hon. A. Murray, C.K., M.1.C.X., (Colonial Engineer). Hun 1 &lt;'. 11. Mill (Amlit.)r-(ieneral). Hon. J. O. Anlhonisz (Acting Coloninl Treiisurer). Hon. U. S. Murray.
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    » THE SUNOEI WAY RLBBER COMPANY.
    125 5 THE SUNGEI WAY RUBBER COMPANY. Th.- &gt;tr.ut^ Company sa\ tlu I'ljhji, (ib'cioi. was registered in Edinburgh on December 6th, 190-4. and, the shares went up 20 per cent, on the 27th January We C'fi/lon Observer) do not know what acreage the company owns nor what the age of the tMM
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      254 5 A- Usually 1'heatld ;i sprain will disable the injured person for three or four weeks, but if Chamberlain's Pain Balm i-; freely applied a complete cure may be effected in a very few days. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism, cuts, bruises and burns. For sale by all dealen. THE DISPENSARY.
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      634 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. K/A-FFLES HOTEL. A L w SPECIAL DINNER I v TO-NIGHT 8 THE BAND PLAYS ON THE LAWN. IN THE STRAITS. VICTOR SINGING MACHINES, reproducing the actual voice of famous singers, differ greatly from those giving mere phonographic imitations. Wo have just received a large consignment &lt;&gt;j fine records
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    Mr. U. V. CAREY.
    1084 6 Mr. E. V. CAREY. A Planter of Alark. An nu|x.t taut influence m the development of tlu- cultivation of Indianibber in tin Fat Baal ban, m ii )t /Wra Jhfttrj (I'or/rf, 1. i January .11 exacted bj Mi Edward Valentim 1 &lt;j doing ow i" c '&lt; _v i&lt; in
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      600 6 NOTICES. Wde Straits Vtimes. AND Isfye Straits SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE in ADVANCE. Mily tome per year 930.00 do per quarter 7.50 do per month 2.60 do per copy 0. 16 Weekly Ukuc per year 18.08 do per cjnartei 4.00 do per copy 0.40 When sent by poM, there is added
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      659 6 NOTICES. I FOR SALE. A 2| H. P. Beeston Humber Motor Cycle and 'railer in thoroughly good order. Price *350. Cost »7fii Apply to H c/o Straits Times. Feb 2 28-2^ ISMMLIA, TANGLIN. To be let furnisted or unfurnished, from Ist April, !&0\ for 9 months or a year. Apply
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      610 6 NOTICES. rBE LET, small first floor offices facing Cavenrtgh Bridge Road and Flint Street. Apply to Guthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. v.c. rBE LET.— No. 17 Armenian Street next to St. Andrew's House, lately in the occupation of Messr?. Tomlinson and l.ermit. Suitable for a boarding house Apply to WILBON
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      1162 6 NOTICES. AN ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AND EXCEPTIONALLY FINE PLANTS. THE PROPEFi! V OF C. B. WHITEHHAD, Esq., (Vesitttant Super n! Tt of Police) TO HE HELD AT Fo! I WNlxr, Rn.wi. Saturday, IBts February, at 2 p. m. In addition to the good household furniture t no
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    WHAT IS A (iKATIFICAIION.
    441 7 WHAT IS A GRATIFICATION. Interesting Point. Justice Moiu-reill at Colombo delivered an interesting judgment, on the 27th January in a case in appeal. The ap- peal w.i^ against a conviction on a charge of offering a gratification to a ■Mmm mrgaant to screen a friend. The latter had got into
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    \N OLD COFFEE PLANTER.
    150 7 AN OLD COFFEE PLANTER. Ooiag To The Strnits. M: K. Ingmton, the late manager •i the Adam's Peak Motel, and .MrIngle ton are, sayi the T'nu&lt; of Ceylon Sth Jan., ju^t now in Colombo, j Mr. [ngleton started life about ■go iii Ceylon. and the few of the old coffee
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    CEYLON Rl ISIiKK.
    437 7 CEYLON RUBBER. The Premier District. The //&lt;•"• &lt;'!/'"" P"int-, out that .1 rubber boom ln^ b fun in Ceyma Rapid appreciation of rubber cokf |..m tharcs has set in. and, the value tif ;.rip in Ceylon COmpSfrtes must !c me iiuuli greater -till, from rubber having tli, full confidence &gt;&gt;f
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    LEPROSY AM) PISM MSBASE.
    212 7 LEPROSY AND FISH DISEASE. There are apwardi cuttenng Irom' leprosy la *&gt;e**jßL Whether tin- dread disease i^ con i ■acted .11 aay way with the eating of h h v tin t amtter "i arga nu nt, bal soom valaablc iigli- rt -l! doubtlesi &lt;*.■ thrown up..n tiie snhject by
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    THBAOB OPEOOS.
    220 7 THE AGEB OF EGGS. The method, Utpkiaad below, of .isilv aeoertaiautg whither an egg is uv.-h 01 otherwise, MBMe from the Agricultural society &lt;&gt;t Saxeare. AM the apparatus NfMBMd is I vessel filled .nil water and the egg. Placed in :ln water the &lt;gg, if fresh, will remain resting at
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      88 7 Ch ukji of W 11 1 1 often bi v tisrrhoea. Km- this res ton many &lt;x perienced travellers oarry i lliamberlain'i Colic, Cholera and I' .nlioea Remedy with them to be led in case of an emergency. This preparation has no equal as 1 cure for bowel complaints. It
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      39 7 Tn (Jki.at BUOCMS of Chamberlain's ColtS, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy in the treatment of howel complaints has made it standard o,er tlio greater part of the civilizr-d world. For sale b_v all Dealers. TDK DraPKNRARY. General Agents, tu.th.sat. 282
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      613 7 BANKS. Hongkong tf Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve $10,000,0001 t i7n«ifi«i BilTerße«erro I 7,000,000 f 17 0J0 0u0 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,0iKi COURT OF DIRECTORS. A. J. Raymond, Eaq., Chairman. H. E. Tom kins, Esq., Deputy Chairman. K. Qoets, Esq. Hon. K. Shawsn. Hon.
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      474 7 NOTICE^. A THE SWEDISH j I^^p LUX LAMP BURNS KEROSINE OIL jew Gives a, l)eautiful, intense ami even li^ht of 50 to l,() 00 candle-power. L M X The Lux Light i.s in immense u.se for Railway Stations, Estates, Hotels, Factories. Workshops, etc SMOKELESS INODOROUS INEXPLOSIVE F r lM P«
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1140 8 The fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Municipal Board room yesterday after i &gt;&lt;&gt;n. Mr. E. G. Broadrick (the I resident) was in the chair and there x re also present -Messrs. F. K. Japo, I cc Choon Guan, C. J Saundere, D. K.
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    LIST OF PASSENQERS.
    250 8 LIST OF PASSENGERS. I Arrived 10th February. The following MaMMMf* arrived here yestenliiy afternooD by the German mail »teamer PnammAUtt.-—Tnm B— twrg Mr. ►'alata From Antwerp— Mis* L. Hoyinj:, Mr. F HoHileln aim. Mr E \;tn Brucken Foch. From Southampton- Mr. C S. George, Mr. 8. Kno*e, Mr. 11. Mm,
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    632 8 P. O. in Omla »ailinK mi 16th February— Mr. t .1. Saimiler*. Mr. K. K. Cameron, Mr. .1. K. Solmuiin. I'er Chilian sailing ou 2nd Match— Mr. A. K. Miilhollnnd, Mr. K. F. W. Cornell, Mr. W. A. Ureix, Mr. and Mrs. Braddell, Mr. and Mrs. All
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    307 8 Sunday uth February. Sixth .utkr Ki-iphasv St. AxihikwsCatiikdhal.— 7 am. Mmiumi.l Litany. 74."&gt; a.m. Holy Communion t pin hilJien'- Seivice. 5 :;n K\ fii-cn-and Sermon. St. Mattiikw- BOOT Links.- IMS a.m. Foocbow Seivirc 8-l;&gt; hi. Kvensong and Sermon. ('ATHKIiRAI. OK THK 0000 SHKPIIKRII, Brass Hassa Khad.— 6-15 a.m.
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    FINANCK & COMMERCE.
    13 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. IMA fttriMry, 1905. To ii,i\'» -4,' m bank rare i« I/IIJ
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    PRODUCE.
    100 8 ttambier buyers f 9.l'H I do (Cul&gt;e No. 1) unpicked I&S7] i.'oj.ra Bali B do PontianHk 8.07J Pepper, Black 26. 5u ilo White, 5* 39.0!&gt; Sago Kloar Sarawak 3.15 do Himiei N&lt;&gt;. 1 330 Pearl Sago 4.80 Coffee Kali, 15* basis 23 U) Cf.tr*e,Palenibanji, 'Jo% l.;u.i&gt; 24.50 (&gt;&lt;f»e, Libcrian
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    EXCHANGE.
    132 8 •hi T, o »&lt;t,,H— Bank 4 id s 1/I IJ Deuiami l/ll HrivKte 6 m/s 2 &gt;, do Nin StyO'i Germany Rank d/d BOJ Private 3 11 /&gt; '.'.04 do 6 m/i ■_&gt;.(« Fraiirc- -Hank 4 4 2.4S Private 3 m -I.WI do 6m s 2.54 On twMm— l!unk
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    Men-of-War.
    672 8 Men -of -War. S'fuVrr. Gir. (ru. ,43)t&gt;nfi. !07 civw '18 b 'u it. 2,*)jhp. Ca.it Futifarcken, l;th Feb. From Amoy, 2nd Feb. Gorman Consul. For BaUv.n, Itith— Rds TRADINO VESSELS, &c. Arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. Far/alia, Ital. str. 147 tons, Capt D'Cruz, Uth Feb. From Ma.acca, lutliFcb. G.c, aD'l
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    AlAli.6 tltlC.
    89 8 U a.m S rabaTSii Ma «Mai Ban /•&lt;./• Ot i)nd Llnggi khrng iraji 2pm H,t., in V. f-'h'xMd T. &DMD .v,,, Uoroal ti Hmutuk i n in K PsiUßg i ii.m Me ta 10, etc, I p.ru Sai itnk in ;i in linuKkok Tilr H 6 ti-.iTi T
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      196 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, Ho. 51,152 High Street. Have just received a Urge assortment oi" Japanese, QhMMM, an 1 Indaii lilks of all kiuds and col. urf. I.liin, and Persian carpets of all sizes, nips anl handsome ivcry floods Also many pretty articles o» silver and
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      801 8 QUITE THE LATEST! QUITE THE LATEST!! The Great New Card Game LEARNED IN TWO MINUTES. THE JOLLIEST GAME EVER INVENTED FOR AN INFORMAL GOOD TIME. |&gt; I^T l?w I from om I i i cards at a tiint- wi 1. I WHEN YOU GET NINK CAKDS tL™ any players. M
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      61 8 WEATHEh HfePOHT A". HQ K ]&lt;hi~ na m. oji ni :i|..ni Bui iKkttai li' 77 .Morn ins ad) d«j s i w.% iia t r; in Max. Temp hT I :it I SO p.m. Mm ui^lu ..vitMax.in Sun I H Terr, rad 68.9 lininfall The »t&lt;ip&lt;lar.i tii-.&lt;- ball al Porl
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    SHIPPING.
    904 9 SHIPPING IN PORT. Under this heading the following abbrevlalona areased: Btr. steamer; nh. ship; bq. ■&gt;ar&lt;jne »cb. achooner j Yet. Yacht Cru. Cnuser; Cibt.— Unnboat; Tor.— Torpedo; H.p. Horse-power; Hnt.— British i U. B.— United States; Feb.— French; Uer.— German; l)ut.— Oatch O.c. Ueneral-eargo d.p.— deck pastenger U.— Uncertain
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    559 9 Name, port, probable date of nrrinii nnd name of agent*. BTIAMEIIB. Achilles. China. Apl jj Vfansflold. Agamemnon, L'pool, Mar 27 Manntinld, Aker. Antwerp. Feb 1.1. East Asiatic Coy. Alcinou*, Liverpool, Marti, MunsfieM. i Airlie, Sydney Feb 15: Bousiead Aj»x. China l-'eti Mansfield. Andalnsia H&lt;&lt;Dttkong, Feb 27, B Mpyer.
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    LIST OP PASSENGERS
    255 9 . For Singapore IVr I. s. a. Slarmura uonuectiug witb the steamer \ubm ,t Colombo, from London Jan 20, due ISth Fei&gt;— its N. Evans. Mi 8 Ted lie, M.is»es It) Wnding, Rev. P. Bees, aptain and Mm. Locock, Messrs. K. S Fry, A. 8 Ward, H. Conway
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    MINING.
    239 9 gpiT»i J^_. Lait Baym Mte. Tramac tiom GOLD. f i:i,6UU 1U 17.60 B«r»awab U. M. Co., Li.l ,500 unissued., 4.J00 I 10 10 (UeJerred, *),000 10 10 Kadan* O. M. Co.. Ltd. 10,000 10 8 (I'ref.) 6,207 1 1 Kechau U. Fields, Ltd. (f.p.) 10,600 1 19,- (contiib.) 38,700
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    142 9 100,000 I 1 it 1 Duff Development CoTTTtd. 10,000 uantd. 2,000 t 100 f 100 I Federated Engineering Co., Liu. 4,600 SO 60 Fraier Neave, Ltd. 40,000 126 120 Huugkoug and Shun^'hai Huuk 1-2,000 100 100 Howarthkrskine, Ltd. 3,400 t 10 K Maynard Co., Ltd. 8,000 100 I 100
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    47 9 liuwarth Erskioe, Ltd. 7% 280,000 »V preni Kiloy, llargreavcs Ltd. 8% 226,000 2* prom buyer*. 8 ingapuie Municipal 6% 400,01)0 a 9 prom bayen. S% I,i7*, i »h&gt; 1% prem boyen. *X 666.60«J 4J dU. nom. Tinjcmi- I'«jai IhH •■&gt; l.tn ii 1 i jflii,(joO prem bayeti
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      360 9 NOTICES. J. MOTION CO. W A T C]H M A K E|R S. JEWELLERS. OPTICIANS. REPAIKS PROMPTLY KXKCUTEI). Messrs. Simpson Co., Coach Builders, ail His To H I. R. kin? Edward VII Hit EiHlmt) Sir Jthii Andmou, k.l'.R.fl. U-u.TBor &lt;i( tl.u MruU SUtlamenta. 1 «ul"jue nU'l all information m*y t**
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      259 9 NOTICES. THE GRAND HOTEL LTD. No*. 18, 19, 20, BUND, YOKOHAMA. Heine the largest and most complete Hotel in the East, and famous for its Excellent Position, Cuisine, and attendance —it stands unrivalled. It commands an unbroken view of the Harbour and Tokio Bay, and has magnificent Promenade Verandahs, Electric
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      55 9 NOTICES. y™-^ Agents LEA Cmm^ WORGESTERSiiIRE SAUCE. jfC BSpfWj DI ms V^UraK«jTP *h it yjt If 8 WBQi PURVEYORS TO •tU' ll l9«r n l innrvilNU. I Celebrated Oilman's Stores |^S 1 3TEARNS' HEADACHE CURE, can be obtained from all diapansariet (quickly by post). Gives inttant relief. Avoid imitation! Keep
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      734 10 At the price you pay for your STEM6AM, you are entitled to the very best. See that you get Buchanan's Black and White." You can have it for the asking. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, Penan*, Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Pert*, Plymouth and
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      1187 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninklijke Paketvanrt MaatschappiJ. Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singaport Ship Aobrcv, LATB J Daekdbls A Co^ 2-S COLLTBB Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. ■;if»im»»r From -'xn'tfxi. Will b« Despatched for-.— Altivn Raodjerma«s&gt;n 'Fe'j Band jermafsin, Kota-Barop, Moeara Djawa, Samarinda Boelongan, D niiij-ilii
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      654 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Oerman Mail Line. The fast aad well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Oenoa Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Port Said Sues, Aden. Colombo, Penang, Singapore. Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, ami Kobe to
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      719 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES JGEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Lid. Tbe Companies' steamers are despatched rom Liverpool outwards for tbe Straits, China uid Japan every week, and from Japan home Yards 'or Lou&lt;lod every fortnight and fo. .ilverpuol monthly. One outward steamoi laeh month extends to
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      484 10 INSUWANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL I INSURANCE CO. I IKE I I Hi. TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED X12,000,000. THK LAKGEST TIRK OFriCI IN THX WOILI BOUSTEAD k Co., Agents. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIBI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,127,600 Paid up CapiUl. 212,750 Reserve Fund. .£1,073,550 The undersigned, Agents for the Cons pany,
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