The Straits Times, 24 February 1905

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    12 1 The Straits Times O 21.670 FKIDAY. FEBRUARY 24 1905. PRICE 15 CEH-
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    93 1 MAI LS CLOSE /.'o- P't tteavifr mi 1m morkow Sourßl'iiva et'-. V Rirbrrck 7a in Bftndnkan Tia porti ICtdak Ham. Palembaofi Hntavitr 10 am. Bangkok H'om/froi 11 am. BillitonA I'ontianak Vm im Uju 1 p.m. P.S'tenlnim 4 Penang Pin Seng I p ra. Sydney via port 1 AirUe 'J p.m
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    135 1 Krom Europe By the N. D. L. s.s. R. l.uilpoUi dna on Mto February. Kritn China -By tho MM L s. s I'olyixrsitn due on i"th Febru »r\ TIMK TAIILK 01 MAILS HUE Left Sitißapore Dim in London Arrived lan lltli B 1 Fob 6th Feb 4th
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      763 1 NOTICES^ NOTICES. -mjT 1 -I J TERM ANNUITY POLICY VI \Z Ij\l C\ .RATESARESOLOWTHAT lflll A.lll CLLU |f Z BRAND jflPßi ANCE on this plan than on tbe LW II M ordinary I'tiilowment. CONDENSED MPj 11/ l 1 1/ BBUM WrilV tor rat- car.l and full Sfe kjM If All
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      261 1 NOTICES. NOTICES. NOTICE. IfIQFPH af^ll I fITT'Q HICNEST The public ;.r« notifi.-.l that my IUV/Ll ll IvIIbIbW I I Q roisilif awaps interest and resp..nBihi'i'> inthebusi--^aaaaaaaaaaaav. '^BBBaßßaaaaaßßßaßak j nees of Cli p Sin J r! dYr.pral Mer.■Q R AN,> pr.x.- par.s. ,po>. |)pyA \&T«Z, ::l£ Of Hi(bMt Q«uUt7 indhtTingOrwOMt Dur«bibty.«re
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      224 1 KN'( JINK Kits' 488 K'IATION. A geneml meeting of th- Vsaociation will be held in the Marine Club on theevening of SaturJiy Mth i^e^ruary, if* 6, »t P4o pin. Business- In |.a-.» IlsUnoe Sheet and Keport (or year. A. McKKNNAN, Hon. secretary. F.-l. l vs." NOTICE The undein^nt d, who
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    781 2 (iold. I tbc I'm P I 1,037 ounces of imeltcd gold was oxji. rt.-.l Nim month, (Janaary), obtained In. in 6,77] tona of it one treated and rained al 940,740, tl royalty on which w.mld amount t $1,018 This ontpul irai contributed by the following mioea II i.
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      195 2 NOTICES. "Eagle" Cement Has for many years consistently given the highest tests of any brand imported into this market. It is now recognised as the Cement for all High Class Work. was recently described by a local Government Engineer as "A Perfect Cement" In spite of the enormous quantities sold
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      123 2 METAL (British Manufacture) Reinforcing Concn EXPANDED METAL LATHING i ajUii partition* MM the RT< it adv VSnling dry rot and the danger ..f white ;uit^ EXPANDED RIETAL A. LATHING are bein^; extensively used in India, China and other parts of the Globe. HERCULES CEMENT (RED LINE.) Tliib Cement is of
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      657 2 I NOTICES, Two Genuine Articles. |4 Vanguard Whisky TRAVERS'TAWNY U ji is a pleasing example of the de- t! rt Hcately flavored mature spirit -r\r\T\m rl K so grateful to the palate of the P(J RT /^jj^^. connoisseur. Its absolute tS*M^ m LW m\ pur ty P laces > n
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  • Obituary
    DEATH.
    23 4 ItiiiHikK: --i>n the 13th Feb. at MaMNjfcaii William \Vnlker Holder, Kngineer, yonQge-t son ai Kobe't Ki>«lj{er, I'ort <ifas.s?ow, Scotland, aged 23 ye.v.-.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 24th FEBRUARY.
    959 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. Austkai.ia receutly despatched a trade CoinmisEiouer, or commercial agent, to this putt of the world, in tin person of aMr Jones whose visit to Singapore was duly chronicled in these columns last summer. The Common v,valth is now teething with indignation
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    561 4 TaoOU Urn finding of the North Sea I'tiwler Incident Commission may n.j' please i large bulk of Enplieh people, there is much that is worth tiie consilerii.g in the remarks on Urn tubjacl that are to be f mnd in our Berlin telegram to-day Tbe leniency of the finding is
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    522 4 TaU future ;'f the M i.'iyt iti this part of the world looks dark. Yer.rs ago, keen observers on the spot noted their mini BOaßban, unprogrespive ways, aad UtilaM modi; of life. Chinamou and the Tamils are fMt pouring into 'lie. MighbcoziDg Malay lands, and the sons of tho soil
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    64 4 The s s. Uuthrie loft Sydney N B W. on Wednesday, with frozen mutton, truit, etc., for the Singapore Culd Storage Co and to-day it will kwd with bMf, lamb, und other products at I'inkeinlni, Moreton Bay. The shipment fur hero will camprisa :UO tons, ill of lt:e very best
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      596 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR OMNIVOROUS, CARNIVOROUS, HERBIVOROUS, GRANIVOROUS, GRAMINIVOROUS, PHYTIVOROUS, ICHTHYOPHAGOUS PROVISIONS. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES AKK USEXPENSIVE SUPER-EXCELLENT. \A/'I 0 O Artists and WNSOn W UO. Photographers. The only First-Class Studio in Singapore. The leading Boon; Dp-to-Datc ami Prucraa>iw, ,v. w. t WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1,2, 3, 4,
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      375 4 LVTEST ADVERTISEMENTS. St. Valentine Bath Hotel. Special Tiffin ON Sunda> next the 36th inst. at 1 p. m. C. Chaytor, Manager. Ft-b -.'4 Drs. Kew Bros, and Hahn, DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 2 BATTERY ROAD, liartered Hank BuilriiugH. Oonsuliiiig Houra B a.m. to 1 1 in and 2 p in. to
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      322 4 latest advertisements. "auction sale of 12 cases of PUR£ JAVA GROUND COFFEE .Guirantee'l sou'd) At The Mart Nob. 1 and 2 U'Almeida Stn et. on Ti<r,*Jay, 2Slh l\hrniry, at 11am H L. Coghlan ff Co., Licensed Auctioneers. Feb -.'4 »7 S SPECIAL ATTENTION is drawn to au advertisement in in
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  • Special German Service
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      COMMERCIAL TREATIES PASSED.
      80 5 Berlin, Mm! Wrm** Contrary to gtineral expectation*, the Commercial Treaties have been passed ry the Reiebttag by a vote of 117 to 80. i The various oppwition pirties, from the Democrats (folktpattei) to the Agrarmis (Hund tier Laiidti-vrU) contributed to the success of tho Chanotllot i (Count
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      PENNSYLVANIA HONOURS.
      33 5 Conferred on Kaiser and President. Tii" K ii^rr and President R-v>sevelt have been made Doctors of Law of the University of Pennsylvania. Tne compliment hr»s resulted in friendly exchange of telegram*
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      HULL TRAWLERS REPORT.
      39 5 Why Russia Gets off Lightly The result of the Conference in regard '.o the Hull Trawler- incident, is lenient towards Russia. This is because England, supported by France, is endeavoring to t-H'ect closer relations with Russia
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      PEACE RUMOURS DENIED.
      17 5 The Etonian Government declares that the mm mrs of pc ice a:e cround law.
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      NORTH SEA INQUIRY REPORT.
      85 5 A Disappointing Document. /.(/,<(/"<(, 2-ird, MfiMrJ The nwwspjpers \x? eenerilly surprised and disappointed at tbe rinding of the North Baa THnriei Enquiry Commitsion. That finding does not discuss the .juestion of the presence or absence of torpedo boats among the trawlei*. It declares that Admiral Ilojestvensky
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      DIPLOMATIC VICTORY FOR RUSSIA.
      14 5 The papen describe the outcome as liplomatio victory for Russia
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      FRENCH NAVY.
      62 5 The New Programme. l'he Fiench Minister of Marine has announced to the Chamber li. posed new naval programme, which include; 1 the construction of twentyfour large vanhipi involving an annuil expenditure of 4 millions sterling until 1917. It sets forth that two naval baces could ba established in
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      STRIKES IN POLAND.
      16 5 Owinp to the railway strikes, Poland is now isolated from Germany and Austria.
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      TROOPS AT WARSAW.
      15 5 The N'nninus.ot the Vienna Railway it \\',i[-. w is occupied by trooj^.
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      MORE BLOODSHED.
      49 5 Alarming Reports from Caucasus. Alarming aporti regarding the condition of tilings in the Caucasus, especially at Batoum and Baku, have reached >t. Peter*hure. All commui.'u'.i un\< n.'v.> heen severed nnd thus no iletai'.s havo been r. bat tbt rtporta an e» that there lias been mich bloodlhtL
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    THE "PETER RICKMERS."
    45 5 Reported Ashore. Thk Captain of Urn Bn i-l. Stettin, which arrived :his morning from Langkat, report! tl>;;t the big German ratlin* inip Primr ftiekmtr* it ashore .tl T«i joi g Bolu». The Mir Bidtwurt left tbi« port ywteidaj n ning lor Rangoon.
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  • Reuter's Extra Service.
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      GOVERNMENT OF MACEDONIA.
      59 5 London, 24// i February. Reuter reports that in consequence of the unsatisfactory condition of the Balkins, as mentioned in the King's speech, Lord Lansdowne has submitted to some of the Powers a scheme for the Government of Macedonia by a European Commission, who will reform the country,
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      AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
      14 5 The Powers are now discussing the Austro Russian financial reform proposals.
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      BLOODSHED AT BAKU.
      22 5 A delay-fed telegram from Baku shows that the recent bloodshed there was due to rigorous military repression of strikes.
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      THE DEBATE ON HOME RULE.
      70 5 In the Commons, Mr. Redmond moved the adjournment of the House in order to discuss the Macdonnell arlair Same sensation was caused by Mr. Wyndham (Secretary for Ireland) reading correspondence between himstill and Sir A. Macdonnell, in September, 1902. The correspondence showed that Sir A.
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      A NEW M. P.
      61 5 The election to b'll tha vacancy in t lie Kverton division of Liverpool (owing to the resignation of Sir J. Willox, I'ni.tnist) Ins resulted as followi Mr. Banner, Conservative, MN votes Mr Aggs, Liberal, 2543 votes. [Mr. Hftriuw >u'l Uaunei is manager of the BMk "I
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    14 5 ertisem«nU of Sales, Wanted, To Let etc., will be found on Page 6. m
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    10 5 This is R*ce Week at Hongkong, tomorrow being off day.
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    12 5 Moine C)\irß aad Co., send two picture will ''ilend*r3 for this year.
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    17 5 The annu .1 meeting of the Tanghn Club takes place to-night at 9 o'clock, in the Club.
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    18 5 The British barciue John Darie, Capt. Chas. Born, arrived from Calcutta this morning and anchored in the roads.
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    23 5 The first mail from England under the new contract iR due to arrive by >he B. I. M. Zamania on the 25th inst.
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    22 5 The P. 0.. intermediate steamer Manila left Penan? at <? a. m on Thursday and is expected here at o p. m. to■hv.
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    22 5 Share quotations, general shipping news, and passenger lists, besides snipping, and insuranoe adverrsements will be found on page 10 and 1 1
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    27 5 Thk s.s. Srottman, which cleared from Hongkong for Yladivostock on the 2nd instant, with a ?areo of rice from Saigon, has been captured by the Japanese. m
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    28 5 The Swimming Club Launch will leave Johnston's l'ier f)r the Club Bungalow on Sunday at 10,11,2 15, and 880. The launch returns at 11.45, I&SO, M, and 5
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    25 5 Mk Ci ilGli.nness will takeover the management of the Hongkong and Shanehai Bank at Penang, on the departure of Mr. A G Stephen for Home.
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    32 5 At a representative meeting of Irishmen held at Penang on Monday last, a Committee was elected to draw up v peherre for celebrating St. Patrick's D»y, this year, in a fitting manner.
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    29 5 Mi J. Bkumhfao NTatthews liJs been chosen to represent the P«nang Chamber of Commercs in the LegUlativt Council, in place of the Hon. E. I'resgrave, who goes Home shortly-
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    34 5 owing to the Bangkok appeal cases not being finished to-day -the presence of all four judges being necessary in their hearing— the BaMll Causes Court was not held as it uMiaUy is on Fridays.
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    31 5 Warkkx Circus is due to arrive by the B 1. /.mn nda to morrow. Th*> opening perfoimanee is on Monday night. Full particulars of the Company are contained in to-day's advertisement
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    34 5 Thi i'ollowing nave been selected ne •he cricket team to represent Australia in Knglund next season -Noble, Trampor, Dull', Kt-lly, Hopkits, Gregory, Howell, Cotter Hill, «Tthr«, Newland, Darting, Armstrong, and McLeod Manager, F. Layer
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    45 5 Thb inquiry into the dfath of the unfortunate Chinese boy, who wan accidpiu:illy shot at the Rallies School hut Friday, IN ie-or>ened this afternoon at the Coroner's Couit. It is understood that the aspect of the case w"!l be changed icneidtrably at this new hearing.
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  • Correspondence.
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      REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS.
      212 5 To the Editor of the "Strait* Time*. Dear Sir,— l hardly know what the rules are for the registration of births Yta'enfsy, T went to the Kampong Malacca Police Station at clo;e upon 6 p.m when a native officer (Corporal, I believe) No. 20, kept me waiting,
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    ALLEGED POISONING.
    237 5 Series of Atrocities in a Tanglin Residence. Ulri.no the last few days a series of mysterious atrocities has been perpetrated in a European residence at Tanglin which lead to the belief that some revengeful native is at work. Some days ago a little pet dog belonging to Mr.
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    DALLAS-BANDMANN CO.
    139 5 Thk Dallas-Bandmann Opera Company made their last appearance in Singapore at the Town Hall last night when they gave an exhibition of their talent in a grand miscellaneous concert. There were no fewer than twelve items on the programme, which was an excellent one in every respect. The
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    APPEAL COURT.
    119 5 Yesterday afternoon the hearing was continued before the Appeal Court of the appeal in the matter of the estate of P. J. Robertson, bankrupt, and in an application by the Official Receiver v. W. A. G. Tilleke with reference to the validity of a bill of sale on
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    53 5 Ms. J. K V. Jeremiah, Chief Clerk of the Police Court at Penang, instructed his servnnt on Tuesday lust to sweep his mom wliilk he was in the bathroom. The boy took advantage cf his ma-Li r's absence to bolt with his watch ar.d chum v.ihied at MOO The police
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    48 5 Mk. Charles RoßiNsoN,Turf Commission agent, makes an announcement in our advertising columns to-day that will probably interest a large number of local sports, in view of tho Race meeting to be held here in May next. Mr. Robineon's present address is i','o the Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Penang
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    755 5 Acheen. Aihkkn Proper is now quiet and the people (jive liuie i rouble. Far otherwse is it in Pedir and other outlying dimit^ where the authority of the Uuvrrr.nifnt li««s r !it sli^l.i hold There the AchincsH who huve Mihruiiuri ferl ill at ea«e leading a peaceful life,
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    ALLEGED FALSE EVIDENCE.
    78 5 Yesterday morning, F. A. Cornelius appeared on the Detective Police sheet on the allegation of having, during his trial for the forgery cf and the using as genuine of a forged document, namely a Tieasury cheque for $2,850, in the Supreme Court on 4th of November last,
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    L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT.
    242 5 Yesterday's Play. LADIES MW Mrs. s,ilznmun beat Mrs. Dare 1, Ml I. Mill'. s DOUBLES. Mi.-»J. Uunn and Mrs. Waddell beat Mr-. IlobertMin and Mio> Batterworth 6 t, ML Mr*. J.U. Mactapgart and Mrs. S. Ku--. -11 lirnt Mi«« Br&ddell ami Mis* Wishart M MIXED DOUBLES.— A. CLASS.
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    128 5 The New South Wales GovanMMOl yacht Victoria, Capt.. Mciiniti. arrived this morning from Sydney via Bitavia. She i6 ea roue to P^nang. hut her date of departure is uncertain. The Victoria is chartered by the Levers Pacific Plantation Co Ltd., of soap famo. The following are passengers on the yacht
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    SALVING THE "SHREWSBURY."
    60 5 The sh fVwrau of 1,000 tons, has been chartered from Mtmrt. .^uiussea and Co. for salving uper itioiii oa U Shrewsbury, Btiaruinl on ili<: Bombay Shoal, ami she was txpected to leave Hongkong yesterday. Tin re. wi I be an attempt mads to Mir* 1 1 Baron
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    21 5 Thb homeward M. M. picket PotymI own will probably leave Singapore on Monday tne i7th instant, at about 4 p B>
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      25 5 Two jilmcliil tonics, Iron and Cod Liver Oil are combined in Steams' Wine,' a most acceptable preparation to tae invalid and the delicate. Immediately beneficial.
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      273 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I j I RAFFLES HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER ON Saturday, 25th February, 1905 Band in attendance I j AFTER DINNKR i j SKATING VICTOR SINGING MACHINES. reproducing the actual voice of famous singers, differ greatly from those giving mere phonographic imitations. VVe have just received a large consignment ot
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    NOTES ON THE MOUNT BISCHOFF TIN MINE, TASMANIA.
    1766 6 lsv SytJaey F-"awn>. The Moaai Buchofl Tin /.lin.itc.l in the 1 1». ■11 t milet from the gradual .1-. nt nearly .ill tha way, the top of M"iint Biachoff, where (hi- niiiic- ii ataatod, being 3,500 ft above the sea level, and
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      405 6 NOTICES. COMPOSITORS WANTED. Couple ol Rood hands for Bangkok Times. Apph between I and :i p.m. to Mr. Thome ■teem Hann<len A Co., Qresham Booee. Feb EMPLOYMENT WANTED, Electrical Engineer A.M.I.E E. now home to recruit after 6 years in India and FJL& desires to come" out East again. Experience
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      565 6 NOTICES. TO BE LET. Xo. 3 Finlayson Green, top and ground II or. suitable for offices, and bouses No. 34 Waterloo Street. Apply to A. I. Esmailjee, No. 18a, Cecil Street. Febfi 53 TO BE LET. A new pleasantly situated residence at No. 36 Barker Road, near Chancery Lane. Apply
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      607 6 NOTICES. rO BE LET. f.nill first Boor offlees facing ("awn »<h Bridge Road and Flint Street. Apply to Guthrie Co. Ltd., Agent*. n.c. HTK) BE LET.— Xo. 17 Armenian Street X next to St.. Andrew's House, lately in the occupation of Messra. Tomlinson and Lermit. Suitable for a boarding house.
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      532 6 B A NKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL ..SiC.OOOOOO KESERVE FUND:Sterling Reserve 10,000,000 „-nnnnnn Silver Reserve f 7,000,000/ Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 COURT OF niRECTOHS. A. J. Kaymond, Esq., Chairman. H. E. Tomlcuu, Esq., Deputy Chairman. E. Goetx, Esq. Hon. R. Shewan. Hon. W. J. Gres.on N- A
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      305 6 BANKS INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION Fuenl Agctti/or tht United Slatci of Amiri'o in China and tht Philippine Itland Catital «tld 14,947. JiNMNi Sirplu Uld |3 M7, MM BEAD OFFICE 1, Wall Street, New York LONDON OFFICE 1 nreadneedle House, Bishopsgate Street Within, London, EC LONDON BANKERS National Provincial Bank of England,
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    665 7 P. O. I'it Chuten -iiilin^- m 2nd March Mr. A. K. Mullioll.-ind, Mr. K. K. \V. Cornell, Mr \V. A. (irei-, Mr. and Mr*. K. W. Braddcll, Mr. ami Mi*. Alliii!-on, M.-ijui G«Mrml Sir A Dorwart, Mr. I*. J. Ttui-. I'.m FitnMM jailini? on Ht li March
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      80 7 Grateful Schoolmabtek. W H Wyatt, Esq., public schools, Sandring lain. K. B. W., says: After suffer tng some time of a very bad attack ol dysentery, I was induced by a local .•heraist to try Chamberlain's Colic Cholera ami Diarrhoea Kemedy. It anly took one dose to relie\ c and
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      551 7 THE COMING OF BABY Is a Time of Trial to Young: Mothers Bm ft Stri «<7 I'roof fro'H Fblm tl.nl Dr. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Are the Tonic needed Then. "bVmm tkiaa yens ago, just before the birth of our little daughter," said Mr. John. F. KaoataM of Palembang, "my wife
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      496 7 NOTICES. Katz Bros., Ltd. IT HAS GIVEN UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION t renow r ned BROWNLOW FILTER POINTS-WORTH-STUDYINO. a^- it IS THE CHEAPEST OX THE MARKKI e-tf IT IS— RELIABLE. IT RENDERS FOt'L WATEK ITRE AND PALATABLK f^. IT CAN BE EASILY CLEANED. r-V li' WILL NOT CORRODE Oil LEAK SIZGS Abort
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    RECEPTION OF BISHOP AND MRS. OLDHAM.
    556 8 MUcdM oveniug. I very plcabant fuuotion was held at tbc Deaconesses Bodm at Mouut Sophia It was the occasion of the formal rnoeptioß of Bishop M, Oldfaaa bf a largo number of Lncludina thoaa who knew them ,|.,vs of their work here twenty those
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    QUEENSLAND PINEAPPLES.
    130 8 CiiriH-rrowers liooal Brisbane had an interview ">'iri-',r for Aprirulture, the other Jay, wheu it was pointed out that had a large crop ot pineapple* I, fur which they sought a market OonaequMltlj tl: y lironi ul 11 ■■(line; an ou'let, and ugbl kbit inch a chance would liniiiiis
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    "CHENG KONG HOK" RAID CASE.
    524 8 "CHENG KONG HOK RAID CASE. The hearing of the case iv which twenty-eight Chinese and a Sikh stand charged with playing in a common gaming house at 49 Club Street on the l-t mst.. was resumed yesterday by Mr. Xunn. The Deputy Public Prosecutor ■lip— ill for the Crown, Mr.
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    69 8 Wharves at Which Different Ship. are Berthed To-day. Bast Wharf— Nil. Victoria Graving Dock— Barrndine Onria. Xuikrt Graving Dock— Nil Section No. 1 Capri. Teesta I Nil. 8 Japarti „4 Charon •t ■> 5 Bangkok. m 6 Dagmar. Bohneo Wharf 7 Hashemi. h 8 Kurotse, fllfinj
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    35 8 Ka;/. Buotheks, I.'ti.i'td r.e payinp 11 s dividend on preferred shares, anr 1(1 dividend on deferred shares for the year 1904. SIOO.OOU have been added to Reserve Fund, which now stands at Si 7' tl^O
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    A SHIPPING DISPUTE SETTLED
    340 8 Behn, Meyer Co. in it. A dispute between Messrs. Ikbu Meyer and Co., the Singapore Agents of the North German Lloyd Orient Line and the Chinese rice dealers importing from Bangkok, has been settled by mutual arrangement. Some time ago, says the Banykok Timeg, the dealers
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    THE INDIAN TURF
    223 8 Double and Treble Event Betting Barred. The following announcement has been made by th* Calcutta Turf^'luh authorities Afu-r the Racing Season 1904-1905 no double or treble event betting will be allowed in the Calcutta and Tollygunge Enclosures. Any bookmaker infringing this rule will forfeit his license. (Sgd.)
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    12 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. 24th February, 1905 To-day's 4/m bank rate is 1/1 Ifj.
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    23 8 To-day's share quotation changes arc-: J Buyers Riley Haigreaves $202 50. j Sellers Federated Encipherings $150, Straits Tradings S4l 2.5, Tanjong Pagars 5365.
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    33 8 This morning the Norwegian steamer tlpir arrived from I'ulo Laut, Dutch Borneo, with a cargo of coal for Sabang Bay, also the British steamer Hashemi from Calcutta with coal for the Borneo Co
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    26 8 The Bfitlafa sailing ship John Davie of Calcutta arrived this morning from Calcutta and is bound for the Mauritius. The agents here are A. Golam Hossain.
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    17 8 The Stettin arrived this morning from Langkat with 24,000 cases and 25,000 tins of petroleum for .Swatow.
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    11 8 The Drill arrived this raorning from KuchinoUu with coal for Singapore.
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    13 8 •The British steamer Feronia arrived tiiis morning from Probalinggo with sugar for Kute.
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    PRODUCE.
    228 8 ijainbiei buyer» «.76 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 12.28 Copra Bali 8.00 do Pontianak 7.70 Pepper, Black 25.12) do While, 5^ 37.50 Sago Flour Sarawak 3.20 do Brunei No. 1 3.05 Pearl Bago 4.40 Coffee Hali, 15 basih 24 00 Coffee, Palerabane, 20% b«i.« 25.00 Cn<T«ie, Liberian No. 1
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      188 8 K. A. J. QHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, No. 51, 52 High Street. I lav just received a large assortment of Japanese, OfcJMM, an i Indian tilks of all kinds and col. ura. Irnli in and Persian carpets of all sizes, -ugs and handsome iv. ry goodp. Also many pretty
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      784 8 BIG VALUE FOR GENTS. Black Cashmere Socks with Fancy Pan lisle thread and Coltou Striped Checked and Embroidered Hocks with Fancy Stripes. Cool and Fronts, very high class Foot Wear Durable makes. Price $1.50 per pair. Price $1.00 and $1 25 per pair. SELECTED CASH VALUE FOR GENTS Machine Stitched
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      181 8 DAY BY DAY. Friday, a^th February. High Water. I -33. p. in S.V.C. Maxim Company Drill B.U i .m^'lin Club. Annual Meeting. 9. Saturday. 25th February. High Water. IS4a m. 2--J1 |>.ni 8.1. outward mail due. Kinta Races. Third Day. S.C. C. Cricket. Creket.. S.K.C. v. V.M.C.A Cricket, S.R C.
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    UNCONQUERED.
    966 9 Tribes never subdued. The llereros, against wli.un t|,, (1 hi. in- .uc now w^^ing \v..r in \\Y-i Africa, constitute hut cm tßMßptl among many of savage raasjs who h;u, never beon dominated by the wliit. 111 m For oenturics they have Irml thc:r nativo wilds, uiitramm<>llod and untamed, tad
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      703 9 NOTICES. Charles Heidsieck's Write Seal Champagne SOLE AOENTS j Behn, Meyer Co. Singapore and Ptnang. k'Mv J depots i j&at&, Singapore iHK Imn. Jskn Little Ltd. Unsn fiimt/i-l A- Nrhiihraafhcr. G. Hoppenste Snu rii hu l/n i"fi}Ti ft Itsun. S. 1,. UK !iirr«p> I*. w£Sm rn.w.l THE lANJONQ PAOAK DOCK
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      258 9 NOTICES. J. MOTION CO. WATCHMAKERS. JEWELLERS. OPTICIANS. REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXKCUTKD. Messrs. Simpson Co., Coach Builders, .flutltus. T» H I. M. kiig Edwiri TO Uii Eietllrnry Sir Jska Stittut, LCLfI. QoTsraor ol the dtrmiU BetUamnU. ClUlo(ue ami ill information maj be hid of our Af 1 H. ABRAMS, The Singapore Horse
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      428 9 NOTICES. Riley Hargreaves Co., Ltd. ENGINEERS. SHIPBUILDERS, AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS SINGAPORE. AOENTS FOR: Some of the sizes rolled 8 8 9 9 1O x 1O and up to 29; > 12 At least twice the strength of any other rolled steel columns of equal weight. Apply for tables of safe
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    THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR.
    220 10 i s-ols Captured or Sunk. The Amkt publish,- the following list of etoamen captured by f Japaw m wanhipi -nnv the outbrea 1 M Nam. Captmred i;,,, Etweeien fleb. Mukden P«b l> Argun -r'^ 1 Kioolai ttb l (l Michael Feb. 1" Alexander Feb. 10 Manchuria Fob,
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    RUSSIAN PRISONERS IN JAPAN.
    263 10 It ii (eared thut the arrival i the Rumumi priaoaan in Japan will ipread .1 good deal ol disease. Tiie Chief Surgeon ol ttir < )~;ik;i Army Diviaion baa taken charge oi 16 Rwriin uiMoatri „t (i ak.i Elffeotod with scurvy, tn t .111^ which are
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1030 10 Under this heading the following abbrevtaions are used: str. uteanier; sh. ship; bq. arqne j sob.— nchooner Yet.— Yacht Cru.— bruiser; <ibt.--tiunboat; Tor. Tor|>edo; H.p. doreo-power Brit. British t V. 8. United states; Feb. French; Uei. German; Dot. Dutch (i.c. Ueneral-cargo d.p. deck panlenger U.— Uncertain T.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      548 10 Same, port, probable date of arrxval, "ud name of agent*. BTBAMER9. Achilles, China, Apl 2; Mansfield. Agamemnon, L'pool, Mar 27 Mairtield. AUinou", Liverpool, Mar i( Mansfield. Alesia China. M'irft; iJehn Meyer Ajax, China. Feb i"i Mansfield. Andalusia. HoDnkong, Feb 27; B. Meyer. Aparima, Newcastle, Feb—; 80-istead. Arcadia, Shanghai,
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      316 10 For Singapore ler P O. s. s. Manila from London Jan. :'l do* 3Mb Fob Mr. F I. Re .ton Mr J. W Wilson, Lieut. I>ard. R v. C. V.' Whatley I'tT I' A s R hiiui. rjn !i wit!) 111." ~t."l I M p|(a m <o|l
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      MINING.
      232 10 Number of Shares &S C*p-y Last Bbtot. Saliva Tianaac lions SOLD. 13,600 ,SUO nuiMueO. 4. "«i £0,000 10,000 6,207 10,600 ie,700 ao,ooo 50,000 150,000 20,000 2.OJU aniMu* 1 10 17.60 Bernawab U. M. Co., Ltd.. 10 f 10 (De/enud, S 10 10 KaUana U. M. Co., Ll.l. I 10
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      GENERAL.
      153 10 40! ),UW) MI.OUU unissued. 2,000 4,500 BJ.OOO 3,400 8,000 A 750 SS.UOO 600 2,000 5,000 7*v r > n.ihHued. ..i ii l, i mi M.OOO uniaauad. 37,000 1 1 Duff Development Co., Ltd. I 100 9 100 Federated Eu^mecrioK Co., Ltd. 5« f 60 Praser Neave, Ltd. I 12S
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      DEBENTURES.
      42 10 Uowarth Krskine, Ltd. 7% Kiley, Ilargreaven, Ltd. 6% Singapore Municipal 6% "> Ttiijoiip P«v»r Dni-k Co Ltd. «V 'It •J60.U00 aiMou .'sU,(«ki 3V prtni. 2% preiu baycn. •J% preni buyers. 1% preui luiyui1% ilia. mini. ■IX |>rein liuy«i> i* mm, i. v
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      140 10 When Doctors say Hopeless" Little's Oriental Balm steps in, and cures inveterate chronic cases of Rheumatism. A. N. Baoaoni, Mnrxinvi \\i s y,, r Hbout three yean I 1, I, Rheumatiera all ojrer my body. The i.-i physician. coul. do nothing f me My arau an.i •boulders would »well nn.l
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      198 10 NOTICES. Ny Carlsberg Beer JSL-jrfl^J>vß» Very light PlUener Beer, especially brewed lor Tropics ■^^"^""^B Obtainable at the principal Hotels and Retail P«aleri ■L NY CAKi-SBEKG B BAGNALL HILLES. Contracting Electrical Engineers and Importers OH Electrical Steam Apparatus. Have always or hand a most Extensive Stock of Eleetrieal Apparatus. QUOTATIONS ON
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      233 10 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD FOR COPENHAGEN AND BALTIC PORTS ll.e British a. s RUGBIT, is expected to arrive from Bangkok at the l-««inninK of March, and will receive a prompt despatch for the above ports. For freight and passage apply to THE KAST ASIATIC CO LTD., Agents. Feb 3
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      707 11 At the price you pay for your STENGAH. you are entitled to the very best. See that you get Buchanan's"Black and White." You can have it for the asking. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO For China, Japan, Penenf. Ceyloi. Australia. India, Adrn, Eltypt, Mediterranean H. rts, PlymoutH and London. Tlirnugh
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      768 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, Koninklljke Paketvaart Maatschappij. Under contract with tbe Netherlantlt In '..h (Government. Il al Singapore Slur Aofncy. l atk J FUfndeu 4 Co.. 2-8 Co; i.yrr Quay. 1 he undermentioned dates are only approximate. m Wnm KxpVd. BTin fca UwwsV hwt tt Houtman Handjermassin Feb 1» BandjermiM-iu, Kota Bsioe,
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      466 11 HAMBUROAMERIM LINIE. HAMBURO. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerbaven direct, calling at Penans and Colombo The arrivals of the next
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      653 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NOROOEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Herman Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles. Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Port Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagts.iki, and Kobe to
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      698 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES iCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd, AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Ltd. The Companies' steamers are de«patche<l rom Liverpool ont wards for the Straits, China md Japan every week, and from Japan homewards 'or London every fortnight and fui Liverpool monthly. One outward uteamei tach month extends to
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      529 11 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO FIRE LIFI-. TOTAL INVJWTJED KUNi» KXCBBI 413,000,000. THt LAKCiEST rIK^ ofrilt M IHE V.ORI BOU.STEAU a C..., AgenU THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Capital £:U27,50C Paid up Capital. 212,751 Reserve Fund. ..£1,073,5u<j The undersigned, Ageuta for the Con pany, are prepared to accept
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    THE BRITISH ATTACHE.
    680 12 Chat With General Nicholson. A British Attache is M mteiMewci 's mail, fortified, as he is, by all tlu ti.uh lion- o| the British Oilice regarding ollicials. It was therefore, says tli.- >nnll, Ckmm Mdiiiiny ft>*t ail iterating lesson in the art of diplomatic retioenct, if nothing
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    73 12 The Bruswla correspondent ot the 1 iholie ll'inid itatet that Kia| Leo pold called in bis confidential physician eoently i" make a repoci on the ajamn] in- health. The doctor urared Irim that he had still many wars to live. nd the Km;; repKed, 1 ml] only need 10 yean."
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      74 12 Kvik\ Counmn haa btaa buncfitted the iotroduction oi Chambcfiain'a Choleta and DianaoM Hemcdy to (In- country. Th«re is aoMoalj a n ■ighbourliood but that pomeone can be m.i irhoae life haa been saved by its It ia the best known iiiodicinc for forma i I atomadi and bowl troubles. i
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      323 12 NOTICES. 1850 IST* TO-O-.y. To-day, as for nearly a century, van Ijouten's is unequalled for high quality, delicious flavour and economy in use. To PRESERVE your HAIR Nourish, >Utength*n, restore it, prerem Scurf and Greyness, »nd provide the natural stimulant so necessary for nourishing the roots, nothing equals ROWLAND'S MACASSAR
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      517 12 NOTICES. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Sols Agents For the HORNSBY-AKROYD patent Latest Improved Stationary Type, j OCfjf^ S Portable Type, Oil Engines FOR ALL PURPOSES Oil Engines Will work with CKUDE OILS. kLKKO*|v\ i] or WITH ANY ORDINARY PETROLEUM Cost of working w;'h pbrap oils is LESS
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