The Straits Times, 19 January 1906
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Title Section15 1906-01-19 1 The Straits Times. NO. 21.942 THE STRAITS TIMES. FRIDAY. JANUARY 19. 1900. PRICE 15 CENTS.15 words
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Article201 1906-01-19 1 Thk Sourabayu HandeUblad hopes littK good from the tactics followed in the operations in South and Central Celebs where, though many districts have been overrun, the people are sullen and show themselves uneasy under the new order of things. It pointa out that the officers in201 words
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Article169 1906-01-19 1 Taa Customs recently, «ays the Amoy ci ii-rc»p< indent to the China Mail, made a great capture of morphia. It has been well-known for a long time that vast quantitieH of the drug havi been introduced into Amoy. The difficulty has been to capture the smugglers,169 words
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Article305 1906-01-19 1 A corrcs|x>ndent sends the following letter kdthi Malay Mail: Whilst some buffaloes were being entrained here the other day, one had its nostril cut open, and having got clear of the only thing that could have kept it under control, made a dash at the keeper and305 words
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Article76 1906-01-19 1 Is honour of the British naval visit to Saigon, the Corcle Sportif Saixonaia have organised a grand sword display, in waiab the chief f\]x>rts in the art of fencing will take |>«rt. The winner of the bouts will receive a medal entitling him to denignate hiniHelf champion. Several contests will76 words
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Article443 1906-01-19 1 An Adventurous Career Ended. i Arm lying idle for nine months at Saigon, the ill-fated Carlixlr, laden with a cargo of ammunition on board, once intended for I'ort Arthur, has found a i resting place beneath the waters of the Saigon river. Laden with a cargo of all443 words
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Article83 1906-01-19 1 Tin. following was the somewhat strange charge preferred against a. hawker named An Kiiiii. at the Hougkong Magistracy on the 11th January:— "Unlawfully did sell an article of food for num. to wit. fresh blopd. usually sold in a Public Market in a place other than that licensed by the'83 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement372 1906-01-19 1 NOTICES DE DION was the first to introduce practical motor cars. DE DION is still leading the trade. The first 1906 Models will soon arrive Abk full particulars and specifications from C. DUPIRE Co., 1 Singapore -7? gents. ULU. AnlbUo a UU., I admiralty quality india TB> N vVVV I372 words
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Advertisement259 1906-01-19 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77t llrus I'xisuii liixii! Singapore- TW BriyliUst ami Healthiest Resort in tlic City. Hotel PorVr. in uniform, meets al! j !W;s and Train-. WAVERLEY HOTEL .79, HiU-strert. SingaporeHealthy Position. Freii.-I'. aud German Cuisine md Refreshment-. Meal- at every time of the j lav Three Billiard Table-. Liquors of259 words
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Advertisement422 1906-01-19 1 WANTED Two lientlenieii as hoarders in private house 'in Tanylin. Large rooms with se)»rate hath- ro.nn-. Stablinp for several horses. Tennis I court. Apply to F. D. a/a simit* lime-. UM WANTED Board and Lodging with private family. Stati- turns. Anplv to K. S. T. c o Strain ttmm. l.txl422 words
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Advertisement142 1906-01-19 1 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. JUST ARRIVED, -A. JL?» SliipmeriL ot "GRAMOPHONE S." THERE is only one "GRAMOPHONE', and it is made by the GRAMOPHONE TYPEWRITER Ltd. LONDON, for which we are the Sole Agents. ALL others are imitations. NEW RECORDS /gj|j|^ NEW RECORDS PARIS OPERA HOUSH I M I CHORUS OF142 words
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Article1484 1906-01-19 2 Massacre. Melbourne, Ulth December, IDOo. The reported massacre of a pioneer setl.ler and his party in the Northern Territory is a reminder that the aboriginal Australian still exists untamed and treacherous Mr. F. M. Uradshaw, a Staiionhnlder on the Victoria River, about 300 miles from Port Darwin, accompanied1,484 words
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Article347 1906-01-19 2 The writer of Echoes of Science i the Globs remarks Th? recent publication of Che autobiography of that veteran scientific pioneer. Dr. Alfred Rus sell Wallace, recalls some interesting facts in ths history of the theory of natural election. It was the practical study of the earth347 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement239 1906-01-19 2 NOTICES. 2STOTICE. :o: "EMPIRE" TYPEWRITERS PRICES ARE REDUCED TO THE FOLLOWING:— Foolscap Model takes paper 9 ins. wide SI 10. Brief m,, 135. liiburanee Policy 11[> 155. The Machine is issued in the Government Offices throughout the Straits Settlements. 550 Empire Typewriters have been supplied to the HOME GOVERNMENT within239 words
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Advertisement118 1906-01-19 2 RECREATION HOTEL Seranggong Road. Open until la p m. Termimig of the Electric Tramway. C 111 stop at the d.ior. Tifhtu and dinners to be ordered three hour* beforehand. PRAKKE BROTHERS, Proprietors. C 854 SULPHURIC AND HYDROCHLORIC ACID APPLY TO The Singapore Planting and Packing Coy. N«rth Bridge Road. July118 words
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Advertisement41 1906-01-19 2 Cholera Morbua baa lost iU terrors in the home where a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is kept. It never fails even in the most severe and dangerous cares. For sale by All Dealers. THE DISPENSARY. General Agents41 words
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Advertisement366 1906-01-19 2 NOTICFS KELLY WALSH. JUST PUBLISHED JUST PUBLISHED In 1 volume crown Bvo full cloth, price ta.-iO Iv 2 volumes Rvo full cloth price 119 00 VOCABULARY »,TH TKVM..V. U, THE RE-SHAPING MALAY MEDICAL TERMS THE F;R EAST P.N. GERRARD, b,a., b.i... n.A.0., *.i.. Dm., M 1.™., cavtw, b. L PUTNAM366 words
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Article313 1906-01-19 3 Another Big Rubber Company. Y«t another big F. M. S. Rubber Company is, ;avs the 'Times of Ceylon shortly to be floated, to take over* large and flourishing rubber estate which is already paying handsomely. The new Company has not been floated yet. but is on313 words
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Article475 1906-01-19 3 The Vallambrosa Rubber Co. have says the Malay Mail. now purchased j the native holdings between their pro- i puty and the Kapar Road, from t he j U |o the 8J mile, giving a load front- j age to their c tate < f -j475 words
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Article99 1906-01-19 3 Eoroa*, Gatjtmau (from China) due Hal tea., Helm Meyer I'rrinantJe via pores, Sulluii, on 27th Jan., HaaaMa. Hoogkuog, Cn/iri (from Bombay) due 2Htb •Ihii.. It. I. ii Meyer. Port Swettenham, Hrntontj, S. S. S. Co., and Avuyyrt, Koe Guan, every Tuesday. Port Swettenham via ports Penang99 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement42 1906-01-19 3 Anyone who Las ever given Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reinr Iv tn.il will tell you it is unequalled for all stomach and bowel troubles. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For ■lie by All Dealers'. Th« DISPENSARY, General Agent*42 words
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Advertisement431 1906-01-19 3 NOTICES. URALITE. THE BEST FIRE-RESISTING BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIED IN SHEETS FOR ROOFING ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS AND FOR CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, etc. x 9enU: HUTTENBACH BROS. CO. SUPPOIUW BKITiSHFIBMandbeSUREto HAVKA GUODSDPPLYof FUSSELL'S PURE MILK CREAMS a =S 1 NOT substitutes. NOT makeshifts It THE: NOT condensed or sweetened. jffi^t^^wTT^PjP/w^ *>.mply pure431 words
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Advertisement181 1906-01-19 3 THE LONDON OUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. We beg to notify as having, from the Ist January 1908, taken over the Agency of the above Company for the Straits Settlements and Malay States The Guarantee Bonds of the Company are accepted by H. M. Government at Home, in the181 words
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561 1906-01-19 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY. 19th JANUARY P— reports of gay time* and all manner of holiday tistivities. that were •indulged in by the foreign residents during Hie Xitiax season at IVkiug, there seems hair doubt but that grave apprehensions as t<> what the immediate future may bring561 words
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Article317 1906-01-19 4 At the Legislative Council this afternoon the Hon. A. Huttenbach was to ask whether the Government, in the face of the opinions as stated by His Excellency regarding speculative rises of exchange, will take such steps as are in their power to prevent and arrest the evil complained of, and317 words
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Article285 1906-01-19 4 Opinions differ ax to the wisdom. sl;ill. and foresight of our Municipal officers is Singapore, but nobody has ever called in question their reputation for ingenuity. The latest example ot this characteristic was to be witnessed, yesterday afternoon, in Hill Street. Instead of constructing suitable stone refuges as places into285 words
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Article328 1906-01-19 4 By to-morrow's English Mail but as freight, not as mail matter we expect the iiirixal of the Strait* Time* Annual, which will therefore be ready for distribution on or about Tuesday. As there can be no delivery of cargo before Monday, and the consignment of AnnuaU weighs several tons, it328 words
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Article220 1906-01-19 4 Thk I'iwimj (iazeti'e notes that. "A special couiiuittee to to inquire into the question of the Registration of Partnerships iswxpected to sit both in Singapore ami Penang at an early date. The Hons. J. Srorahead Matthews and A. Huttenbach will both probably be appointed on the special rouunittee." This is220 words
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Article9 1906-01-19 4 Tuk Penang Amateur Dramatic Club are rehearsing "Sweet Lavender."9 words
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Article17 1906-01-19 4 M»ssks. A. S. Suaik Adam and Co. have issued a neat little metallic wall calendar for 1906.17 words
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Article15 1906-01-19 4 *nie Russian Volunteer fleet steamer Kottroma arrived from Odessa this morning en route for Vladivostock.15 words
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Article17 1906-01-19 4 Thf Singapore Koyal Engineers Volunteer Monthly shoot will take place to-morrow i Saturday i at 2.«X)p. m.17 words
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Article19 1906-01-19 4 H. E. Liki Ki>.. Vice- President of tin ChinaHf Board of Foreign Affairs, will be appointed Minister to Russia.19 words
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Article17 1906-01-19 4 The Penang Municipality have voted < :.n for decorations on the occasion of Prince Arthur of Connaught's visit.17 words
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Article22 1906-01-19 4 Thk P. 4.0. intermediate steamer Palawan left Hongkong at Ip. in. on Wednesday and is exjiected here at 3 p.m. on Monday.22 words
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Article26 1906-01-19 4 I ii I', ao. outward mail steamer Delhi left Penang at 4 p .m. on Thursday and is i cted to arrive here at daylight to-morrow26 words
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Article35 1906-01-19 4 Cokseqiknt on the promotion of InUrpre ter Li A Sek to the prize |x>st in this service, at a salary of %'I.M n i a year, there will be considerable changes among the interpreting staff.35 words
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Article31 1906-01-19 4 The shipping and the Im|x>rt and K\port Offices will be closed .on the %i>th instant, aad will be open for one hour from 10 to 1 1 a.m. on the 26th.31 words
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Article31 1906-01-19 4 It is stated that Kandasami Saiuiar. of Kochore Road, has sent a report to the Post-in.i-t. i 4ignerat "of Madras. couplaiying> of som« delay in tile doliverv of his t*"gistered letters.31 words
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Article31 1906-01-19 4 A soTRK in our advert|setuent columns sets fortlr that it has been decided to hold the Chinese New Year S|xirts on -lannary 27th. instead of Fehri*ry 6th. the date previously fixed.31 words
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Article37 1906-01-19 4 Yestkrday Sergeant Conlan and a number of revenue officers found $7.i<l worth of illicit chandu in a junk off Tanjong Klin. There were »iilv two men in the junk at the time, and they were both arrested.37 words
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Article26 1906-01-19 4 The following information has been received from Messrs. M. Mntlmi <. Please instruct Captains steamers proceeding Vladivostock must have a- pilot Askold Bay Camaroff Bay owing mines.26 words
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Article35 1906-01-19 4 Mkskks. Ginsbury A Co. have asked the marine authorities here to instruct the masters of steamers proceeding to Vladivostock to take pilots at Askold Bay. and Gamaroff Bay, owing to mines being in the neighbourhood.35 words
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Article41 1906-01-19 4 Chief Justice Sir Lionel Cox nud Mr. Justice Leslie Thornton left this morning for Penang to attend the Appeal Conrt there. Dnfiug their absence all the routine work of the Court will be undertaken by Mr. C. E. Velge, the Registrar.41 words
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Article49 1906-01-19 4 %t is expected that permissiwi will shortly bu granted by the Japanese Foreign Office to foreigners to visit Port Arthur and Dalny. in order that they may make a personal investigation of their business affairs and properties, which have been in a state of great confusion since the siege.49 words
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Article43 1906-01-19 4 It is understood that the Japanese Government h*s allowed Russian Jewish prisoners to proceed to any country they desire, instead of beiag sent home with the other prisoners. By so doing the Japanese Government foregoes all claims for the maintenance of these prisoners,43 words
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Article76 1906-01-19 4 Y km k him in the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice, Andaloo Ammall, a Kline woman, residing in New Bridge Road, applied for summons against her sister Ammathayee Ammall, for bleach of trust in respect of jewellery. w*rth about $850. In her deposition, she stated that the defendant was76 words
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Article73 1906-01-19 4 Bowling Championship. The Annual Bowling Championship waH decided at the Tanglin Club yesterday evening and sevea member* competed. The 1-e.sullkwan a win for H. A. Mason with 744 points, V. A. Flower was a close second with 784. The scores did not approach the tine score of 9*25,73 words
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Special Telegram to the "Straits Times."
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Article22 1906-01-19 4 Half -a- week of Rain. Sourabaya, I'Jtk January. Heavy rains prevailed throughout .lava during the last half- week.22 words
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Article12 1906-01-19 4 The rivers have s«obi and have over flowed their banks.12 words
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Article16 1906-01-19 4 There have been inundations, especially in the provinces of Semaiang and Pekalougan.16 words
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Article10 1906-01-19 4 Thousands of acres under padi have been devastated.10 words
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Article18 1906-01-19 4 The inhabitants in the flooded districts have fled for safety, to the roofs of houses.18 words
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special Telegram to the "Straits Times."
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41 1906-01-19 4 /"> ■naiiij, I'Jth January. The Perak Chinese have forwarded to the Viceroy of Canton a s;mi of 114,100 in aid of the Reform movement in China. Towkay Foo Choo Chun contributed $l.<) 00 of that amount.41 words
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Article56 1906-01-19 4 SHKUiixii at a meeting of the Royal Geogra phic.il Society on Anthropo-geographical Investigations in British New Guinea." Dr. 0. G. Seligmann said that the Daniels KthnographicalKx|)cdition heard of. but had no opportunity of personally investigating a tribe, the members of which, before sitting down, scratched a hole in the ground56 words
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Article59 1906-01-19 4 Kamxkin is in-a Com about the Koyal visit. The Prince and Princess of Wales will have a befitting reception there. Workmen have been busy erecting large triumphal arches and these are covered with decorations cf a fearful and wonderful character. The town looks radiant under a new coat of paint,59 words
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Article56 1906-01-19 4 0M feature of German trading enterprise in the Far Kast is tin announcement that the first German Industrial and Commercial KVhihition. in tlt<- interett* nf tlu (lhrlt>i>mint af Gtrmaitys commercial rrlation* inth the founlrie* of Far Ea*trrn A*ia. is U»be held %t Tsing-tau iKiaochaol. The Government officials at Ts-iug-taw are56 words
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Article66 1906-01-19 4 Thk enlightened Viceroy of Cantou lias displayed common-sense iv connection with the proponed railway iv that province. The gentry in the various districts protested that their ancestral graves would be disturbed by the rails. The Viceroy became angry and indignantly said that railways were "a process of civilisation and profit66 words
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Article73 1906-01-19 4 Thk Sunday Tim,* i Sydney. 17 Dec. slates that a man answering to the name of V. G. Phillips, "formerly a Hantanl reporter. was remanded on. the 16th December at the Police court. Perth. W. A., on a charge of causing evidence taken on commission regarding a murder at Singai>ore73 words
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Article82 1906-01-19 4 Wk i Time* nf Ceylon hear a great deal nowadays of properties which in a few years time cannot earn less than Km per cent, dividend iv rubber alone Two conditions are necessary before we can accept the calculations of these optimists and they are lioth impossible of control. The82 words
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Article81 1906-01-19 4 Upon the departure of H. E. Lv Hsianchang, attached to the Cliinese Legation at St. Petersburg, who has been transferred to become Chinese Minister to Holland and the Cliinese delegate to the Hague tribunal, the Czar gave a farewell bauquet and sent his Chamberlain to see the Minister off at81 words
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Article87 1906-01-19 4 Thk following news is from the I'inamj Gazettr. —Sir Lionel Cox, Chief Justice, whose retirement was rumoured to take place shortly, will continue to perform his duties in the Straits Settlements for some years to come. Mr. .1. R. Innes. lately Senior Judicial ConituiitKioner for Perak, is expected to bu87 words
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Article94 1906-01-19 4 Tuk numerous friends of Mrs. Kschkc. oi Mount Rosie. and of her parents, Mr. and Mis. Sohst. will be pleased to learn that a marriage has been arranged between that lady ttixl Mr. A. P. Nieuwkamp, the Internationale Crediet en Vereeniging, Rotterdam's" agent in Singapore.' Mr. Xieuwkamp is already well94 words
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Special German Telegrams.
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Article12 1906-01-19 4 lirrlin. Itith January Baron von Kichtliofon is dead.12 words
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23 1906-01-19 4 Berlin and the French President Elect. The election of M. Falliere- to the French Presidency is welcomed here as a sign of peace.23 words
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Article20 1906-01-19 4 The proposed new voting law in Hamburg has led to riots, hut the latt." u,ie incon siderable.20 words
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43 1906-01-19 4 The British Foreign Mm Mm that the trade between Gtrmanv and India has increased within the last ten years. The import trade increased by fifty per cent and the export trade hy one hundred er cent.43 words
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Article13 1906-01-19 4 The Canadian Export onimissiou recommends tli> a!>olition of jhh" dues.13 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article46 1906-01-19 4 Bsv'sti Sinija/n ■>■• .,.,,11 p.m. isth /«MMWf. Peril, hijl:, liter a.m. lUth January. 171 Liberals. 27 Labourites, and 78 I'nionists have Ix en returned. The Liberals have gained Mate, the Labourites 21. In West Birmingham Mr. Cliainlierlain polled 7,178 votes, and Mr. Outwaiu- il.i 2.094.46 words
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Article39 1906-01-19 4 Prince Arthur of Connaught has nache.l Suez. More Ex-Ministers Unseated. Umd. Smaaj.on 1 1 a.m.. tilth .lanu<n,j. Drill hij U-uter. 12 noon.l'.lth .human,. Mr. W. Brodrii k and Mr. H. Chaplin have lost tin ir Mate.39 words
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Article19 1906-01-19 4 The returns s |,o\v 17H Liberals. 27 Labourites, ami Tit Cnionists. The Liberals have pfaad M seats.19 words
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Article35 1906-01-19 4 M. Fallieres. the newly elected Presid.-iil of tlie French K. public is self made man of moderate opinions and unassuming habits. Ho is guneVally. described as Ixinj; syo ud M. Loabi hi* predecessor35 words
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Advertisement237 1906-01-19 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS A vital question with you i- whether or not it is wise to go to a place where variety is greatest, »nd where prices are lowest. If you pay less than we charge for provisions, you'll certainly get less. Thompson Thomas Co. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES. 107 Hotel De237 words
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Advertisement297 1906-01-19 4 "Reuter'e Eytra Service. i Hij Submartnr OmUtJ WEST BIRMINGHAM ELECTION. Much Rowdyism. Sinif'ijii'ie ~,.:,<l p.m. (Ml ■lannary Ihiil. hi/ Huhr a.m. IWh Jaiiii.in, Public fit-liiiM at Kiriiiiii^liain wlicri' tinIHilliii" took plnic to <lay rim liiyli ami led to much rowdyism. Joe's Popularity. Mr. Chamberlain on chiving roinul afli i the297 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter173 1906-01-19 5 It the Editor of 111, Bhmitt TiiiKH. gn Will von kindly allow M through the i.Jliinuof v.,,r valuable to call the onpt attvi.- of the Municipal Sanitary offi"er of t!, Tanjon* Pagar division Tthe iMt that su.h rubbish as has lM,n thro* I away b> MM ton M+173 words
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Letter853 1906-01-19 5 th Editor oj the Strait* Times Sik.— A fairly representative body attended the meliuiin.iry meeting yesterday to consider the prospects of holding an bxhibition in BuMfON this year. Enthusiasm ».,s evident and such is abundantly ni'tdcd if success is to be attained but t'l,, .m, icw hat hurried853 words
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Article500 1906-01-19 5 Alleged Gang Robbery and Attempted Murder. On the 21st ultimo, so the story goes, Kuah Kirn Chi went to a wayang in Teluk Ayer Street He left the place after midnight and was making his way towards China Street, where he lived A man named Mong Tun was500 words
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Article363 1906-01-19 5 Monster War-Ships being Built at Kure. Two first-class armoured cruisers are being built at the Kure Naval yardr the Ikumn. of the Tmkuba tfpe, being expected 'to be launched in February next. The other vessel, the Ibuki is of 1.4.600 tow. with a speed of 21 knots.363 words
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Article138 1906-01-19 5 He may possibly deliver an Address. It is expected that Mr. W. .1. Bryan, the Silver candidate for the presidency of the United States of America when Mr. McKmley waH elected, is expected to arrive here to-day from Manila, ri« Sandfckan. by the H. s.138 words
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Article299 1906-01-19 5 At this afternoon's sitting of the Legislative Council. the following questions will he asked by the Hon. Mr. A. Huttenbach w "Will the Government, in the face of their opinion as stated by His Excellency regarding speculative rises of exchange, take such steps as are in their power299 words
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Article221 1906-01-19 5 Thk following is from the Malay Mail A mining kongsi, at Lana, near Pantai. in which four Chinese coolies lived, was attacked by five robbers, Krhs. on the 12th instant at T p.iw> Unfortunately two of, the oMltes aad left at 6 p.m. on the same evening221 words
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Article265 1906-01-19 5 Thk Auntniliau Mining Slumlnnl says News received from Mr. J. F. Larson, formerly of Melbourne, who was recently in Potosi, Bolivia, states that the mines on Mount Potosi, which were worked for silver in aucient times, are now operated on for tin, the two metals occurring in265 words
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Article24 1906-01-19 5 Tuk flag at the German Consulate was half-mast high to-day owing to the death of Baron von Kichthofen, chief of the Germanic Foreign Office.24 words
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Article24 1906-01-19 5 Mkmhkkh of the Keppal Golf Club are reminded that the January Monthly Medal will be played for to-morrow and next day Saturday and Sunday/.24 words
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Article1209 1906-01-19 5 AGRI- HORTICULTURAL SHOW. To be held in August. A (iKNKKAL public meeting was held at the Council Chamber yesterday at 4-45 p.m. for the purpose of discussing an A^ri Hoiticultural Show to be held in Singapore this year. The Hon'ble John Anderson presided and there were alao present Hevd. N.1,209 words
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Article241 1906-01-19 5 Ykstkkday. a hen with two eggs shut up in a hutch occupied a prominent place iv the Third Magistrate's Court. In the afternoon a Chinaman was charged with stealing the property. He said the bird was continually in and out of his house. He had frequently taken241 words
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166 1906-01-19 5 Distribution of Prizes. Ykstkkday. the Chinese Girls School in Hill Street was cm fete, the occasion mmj the annual distribution of prizes to the pupils, of whom Miss Lemon is in charge. Miss Anderson very kindly intended the little function, and Mr. Marks, the Hon.166 words
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Article199 1906-01-19 5 On the l.Jth instant. Lim Clkk.ii gang. being in possession of two bad dollar*, resorted to a very common practice licit in order to get the most he could for th. •1. He took two other men with him to the house of a woman and there199 words
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Article191 1906-01-19 5 Nkws has reached isyilney of ina-sacre* of natives in British New Guinea. On November 11. a raid was made by a wrong par. v of warriors from the I pjier BfOWB Hivir Valley, upon the small village of Ekiry. Abo it :t4 miles from I'ort191 words
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143 1906-01-19 5 Vkstkhuav illuming. Vio 1V1 1 >t the Opiiini Fanner, had a place on Mr. t Oilman's remand sliet't (M an allegation f criminal breach of trust to the extent of •660. Mr. Itainr was retained for the VtQte cutionaud Mr. Farrir-Bayiie* for the dcfi-iu c.143 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement23 1906-01-19 5 STEARNT WINE is an ide-1 Utmutf for lung disease. Palatable, aiding d.gestion assisting assimilation of fofdIt builds up and strengthens 9(tat m Wine.23 words
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Advertisement101 1906-01-19 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Raffles Hotel SPECIAL DINNER S*T°R D A* IMITJSIC. Exchange to-day if your Piano is getting worn. We will allow you its UTMOST VALUE IN EXCHANGE with us for a New Piano. PIANOS in solid TEAK cases with a compass of 7 1/3 Octaves. HANDSOME DESIGNS in Ebonized.and Natural101 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous176 1906-01-19 5 DAY BY DAY. Friday, 19th January. High Water. > 27 p.m. Chinese GirW School Teluk Aver Prize-giving. 4-30. Saturday, aoth January. High Water. 5-47 a.m. 7-9 a.m. St. Joseph's School. Prize-giving. 4. P. A O. outward mail clue. Hunt Meet. Cluny. 4-45. Mr. Buckleys Lecture. Y.M.C.A. IV Raffles Hotel Special176 words
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Article281 1906-01-19 6 In nn article entitled The Battleship of the Future," the Kolnurhe Zntuny, as quoted by the Hcrlin correspondent of the Globe, says Scarcely had the German Admiralty decided to raise the displacement of battleships' in the future to 1 s.i kki tons, neii the question281 words
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Article198 1906-01-19 6 The British North Borneo correspondent of the I'emk I'iimeer thus writes under date. Sandakan, Ist Jan :—lt: It was generally believed to bo the intention of Government to collect all customs duties in the Marudu District departmentally during the current year, but lunch to every one's surprise198 words
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Article162 1906-01-19 6 Thk boycott of American goods has given an uii|M-ins to local industry at Canton, says a Hongkong Ihiiltj I'm* corresjunideut Since the banning of American cigarettes a large cigarette factory established there has now a large mid prqpperous business. The factory has tried to make its products as162 words
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Article158 1906-01-19 6 A IBV statistics of fowl analysis carried out in Paris may be of interest for purposes ■>f comparison. They have also an interest as showing the tixed line taken by adulteration in all countries, with some of its variations. For instance. Paris apiiears to be158 words
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Article145 1906-01-19 6 Thk Tronoh Free School (Perak) just opened, owes its existence to the generosity of Mr. Chang Yen latt. one of the leading towkays of Tronoh. This gentleman, having seen the urgent need of an institution where the sons of the poorer Chinese mining coolies and others could145 words
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Article109 1906-01-19 6 The construction of tbe battleship Aki. with a tonnage of 19.15(1 and speed of IHJ knots, will b« commenced shortly at Kurc. It is also reported from Kuro that tbe first class armoured cruiser Ikomn. hjsUt ship to the Tnukub.t, will be launched in February. Another109 words
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Advertisement699 1906-01-19 6 NOTICES. WANTED FOR PAHANG. A Chinese Interpreter on a salary of 188 per mensem, grade 11. Qualifications necessary are: i. English, spoken and written. ii. Three dialects of Chiueae. iii. Chinese character. (A good knowledge of Chinese letters, accounts, petitions, and notices. Applications, accompanied by copies of recent testimonials, must699 words
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Advertisement508 1906-01-19 6 NOTICES. FOR SALE CRUSHED FOOD Ground in Singapore by (team power, at $3 jo per bag, of 14s lhs FRESH WHEAT FLOUR Al*o ground In Singapore at $7 per bag, of 164 lbs To be had of S. Abiklbahman, Dibasii, at 33>Tan|onr Pagar Road, or No. 30 Serangoon Koad. Telephone508 words
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Advertisement646 1906-01-19 6 NOTICES. THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK BOARD. NOTICE. CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAY. Notice is hereby given, that all labour will be suspended during Thursday, the 25th January, 1901, throughout the Works. Wharves, and Godowns of tbe Tanjong Pagar Dock Board. By Order of the Board, J. 8. M. RENNIE, 1340 Acting646 words
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Advertisement714 1906-01-19 6 THEY CURE CHILDREN. A Grateful Mother's Thanks To DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS for Pale People. Willie Arndt, whose portrait is here shown, is now 13 yean of age, and a fine, healthy, well-grown boy. Yet so delicate and sickly was he until about five years ago that his family were714 words
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Advertisement745 1906-01-19 6 AUCTION SALES. H. L. COGHLANffCO S LIST OF PREMISES TO BE LET. Tanglin District. Conveniently situated house in select neighbourhood Two Tennis Courts Unfurnished Entry Ist May. European Terrace Houw. situated in good locality, U miles from Town, close to Railway Station, completely and comfortably furnished, suitable for European family745 words
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Article225 1906-01-19 7 An enormous python, estimated to be eighteen to twenty feet long, wax I ing the other day, across the Railway line about half a mill- from Tapah Road station as the> express from Kuala Lumpur approached. Instead of trying to escape it raised its head to225 words
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Article80 1906-01-19 7 Thk (lencral Medical Council in Britain his decided to take an unusual courxe in regard to advertising and canvassing by Tiiedical practitioners. This is to intimate that advertising or canvassing, either by agents or itrrsonally. for the purpose of prmuring patients, is contrary to the public interest. and discreditable to80 words
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Article94 1906-01-19 7 Tn new Chiiiwaa Minister to Holland. Lv Tsenj; t-ing. wax ban at Shanghai, and educated at the Kiangiinn Arsenal College. proeeexling afterwards to the Tung Wen Kwan at Peking, where he BMtl Bts examinations brilliantly. In IH9O lie was sent as xtiindent interpreter U> the OUaMB Legation at St. Petersburg,94 words
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Article115 1906-01-19 7 The uew foreign settlement of Chinr.nfn was opened ou the 11th inst., in Ix-aiitifiil weather, and the function was an immense siKcess. The Governor entertained fifty foreigners to n hampict. Anion" the guests wen- soin otlidal visitors from Chefoo and Tsinytan. Chiiianfu. the c.ipilal of the Hlftllllg prvim-e. is now115 words
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Article129 1906-01-19 7 Whks Mr. Jones, the MHMfIH of tlic I'Hhiiiiy.Kiihaiiy tin lixle mines in the Malay Peninsiiia. was in Cornwall aOMM Man ajj<>. be WM intrrvirui'il mi l M 'h.ilf i.f the Mn,ni,j World and lie had t<i admit that the till lodes at the Str;ii*.s *hotr«d .1 tendency to ilwindl in129 words
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Article107 1906-01-19 7 A in ik-al Ins been written in Hsafkon« |)H|hts coiurrninj; latf jitU'iidanw at fnU'rtiiiinociits. The South China IforaMf I'oit noti's tlmt lit a I'onicit <;ivcn by Usa Literary ScKiiety of Yokohama. Mr. Dndjr, formerly of the Honukoni; and Shau^liai Rank. intriKliucil the following rant into one nf liJh MM There's107 words
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Article156 1906-01-19 7 That hiiiiiau beings are (laily iMin^lit and sold in Hongkong is a st«rtliiin'fai-t. says the Daily l'n-s* of that city. It is Meverthe less only too true that there is a fairly extensive trafficking in boys and girls. Am a rule, the children are seldom lxmi>lil t.i Ixkept in Hongkong.156 words
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Article134 1906-01-19 7 TIIK Colonilio tislicnucn. til rotii>li th-ir hi-ailiiiHii. Mr. John f IVrerit. have juxt conveyed to Mr. Win. Matthews ithe harbour expert) their (grnU-ful appreciation of Ins efforts on their hchalf in connection with the provision of ii Fishery Hxrbour. which in now uearuiK completion By the esUhlish ment of the134 words
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Advertisement811 1906-01-19 7 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India. Australia and Chin* INCORPORATED BY ROTAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reaerr. Fond £478.010 BANKERS. Bank of Kin-land. National Hank of Scotland. The losrion City Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Account* are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per811 words
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Advertisement493 1906-01-19 7 NOTICES. JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. as;la 5 ;l aW HwffllSroßßifirMß HiS sB? ■Shu V a^K^9' a% WB&Si a>>K^ H»S^^B I B »rd Wtr MtstU aM V^ mr wk I lax r^^^H mm al Bwl^^^^k A Esal V mtaK^G&&sB I %o n's Tiffi* <^ °o 9g. Ri']i nson Rear?. TKLBGBAM Or493 words
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Advertisement166 1906-01-19 7 What we Do. We do Well. La^^ b^^^J Qioi Work I TELEPHONE NO. 348. 1 Low Pr'.ce Let us Quote. l"^^™ 1 u ci 1>n tck Every Description PRINTING From a Visiting Card to a Newspaper. c»t»ioguts. AND Expresses, Wedding Cards. 8) AHYTHIHG Mtnu Cards, f Visiting Cards. ELSE Bills166 words
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Advertisement44 1906-01-19 7 NOTICE Is given that I have this day established myself aa Government Contractor, Khipchandler and General 8t >re Dealer, at office No. 1 Raffles Place. For the Eastern Peninsular Syndicate, Ltd., L md. 11. W. 0. REED, Manager. Singi pore, l'i|b January, 1906. ISM44 words
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Advertisement173 1906-01-19 7 NOTICE. To Engineers, Builders, Contractors, and others. when laying Expanded Metal for embedding in concrete, the long was of the mesh MUST run tho short way of the Span. Guthrie&Co Ltd 710 DAN MACFARLANE'S ROYAL V. O. V. LIQUEUR SCOTCH WHISKY (10 years old) Gold Medal, Dublin 1894. STOCKS HAVE173 words
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Article1099 1906-01-19 8 Judgment for Client l> tin- Sii|ircuir Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Leslie Tliorntou, the hearing was < 'included of the action in which C. Chaytor, HMM of the Hotel <le l'Europe, sued W.C. Niblett. advocate ami solicitor, for damages through MMfMofc ill the preparation of a1,099 words
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Article1455 1906-01-19 8 A Good Night's Sport. Iii na was a good attendance at the Alex audra Hall in North Bridge Road last night on the occasion of the fistic encounter between "Baby" Smith of the Royal Garrison Artillery and Jiiu Christie of Hongkong and Shanghai, who, it will1,455 words
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Article51 1906-01-19 8 Thus tbe China Mail .-—This is the season of school prize distributions and Sir Matthew Nathan (the Governor I finds plenty for his busy hands and head to do. It is' no light task to say something different on education at about half-a-dozen schools Last year His Excellency accomplished it51 words
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Article48 1906-01-19 8 The offertories in St. Andrew's Cathedral ou Sunday next i.Janiiarv 21st) will be given to help towards alleTiating the terrible suffering owing to famine in Northern Japau. Monday being the anniversary of the King's Accession, at the close of service on Sunday the National Anthem will be sung.48 words
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Article46 1906-01-19 8 Negri Sembilan's Output. District. 1905. 1904. SeremUan 81.474.42 85.15tf.94 Broga 8.016.09 BUI] <^oa»t 458.19 46 Tanipin 58.52 15.90 Kougkoi 1-25.88 85,182.60 85.6H8.41 Or a <lecrca.se of piculH 555.81. The duty collected in 1905 amounted to 5989.616.96. and in 1904 J888.398.79 or an increane of »51.228.17.46 words
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Article105 1906-01-19 8 PRODUCE. Gambler borers f 7.40 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 10.75 Copra Bali -j.30 do Pontianak M 7qq Pepper, Black buyer* ..,,00.26 do White, 5% Ml 80 Sago Flour Sarawak 2.t+ do Brunei No. 1 a 65 Pearl S^o j'^a Coffee Bali, 16% basis M [-j.-, j Coffee, Palembang, 20%105 words
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Article126 1906-01-19 8 (Mercantile Bank.) On London— Bulk 4 m/s 2/4J Demand 8/4 Privile6m '9 2/4 j do 3m- 3/41 On (itrmnny— Bank d/d 2.3t*s Private 3m- 2.4 f* k do 6m/s MM On' France— Bank d/d 2.93 Private 3 m/« -J.!H do li in 3.00 'in India— Bank T. T. 173126 words
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Article166 1906-01-19 8 Amhtnt, Brit. »tr. 1M tons. Capt Scott, 19th Jan. From Pontianak. 17th Jan. G.c. and 10 d-P- Wee Bin d Co. For Pontianak. 21st Bun lllmlt Hi,,. Brit. str. 195 tons. Capt I Rawliugsou. 19th Jan. From Pahang litth Jan. G.c. and 18d.p. Straits Steamship Coy Ltd.166 words
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Article64 1906-01-19 8 for Ptr Sttamtr Time Tomorrow. J loiigkong and Aiimy Xaiil., 7 a.m i •alembang JMf neon.' 8 ['kong. Amoy. BVatow< ilmwl, neon, 'baya. Bjeiinavtm Alii,,,, j )#m enaug and Deli Htht 2 D m •cli S,,tm,, 1 eluk Anson via porU Malacca 3 n. m abang, Suez Geuoa64 words
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Article66 1906-01-19 8 PABBED SINDA STRAITS OB AKKIYKD FOB OBDEBS. DATE I }_Rm 1 HmSH X tME Caftai^ JSa.uk.k K.m M Whekk Danunc. an 6Dut as Khipeqs j Barend. jjau 0 Batavia Amiiterriani «M° r t 1 Rasmussen Ja,, 4 Batavi,, P.ula,!^ 8 Nor b<i Inglewoocl Soensen IVokolionia Anierof 5,,,,,.. "10 Brit66 words
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Article136 1906-01-19 8 From Ecbope By the P. ft U. a. 9 helhi due on 20th Jan. From China— By the N. I), r.. g .s. ffnrf r,i> due on 21«t Jan. Left Singapore Due in Loudon Arrived Dec. 7th P. dO Jan. 2nd Dec. 30th Dec. 11th N. D.136 words
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Article70 1906-01-19 8 Wharves at Which Different Ship* are Berthed To-day. tisr Wharf: Nil. Victoria Graving Dock llar.iue Acme Albert O«attno Docs Kintna Bection No. 1 Salahadji. Zuula. S. r Langkat a Nil. Sela 8or; 8 Zillah. CaMioif. M 4 Olemwle. Both. 6 Nil. BoRNEn Whark: -7 A. A|«ar.70 words
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Advertisement123 1906-01-19 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co, JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS. No. 51, 52 High Street. Beg to notify the paMki that, in view of the rise in exchange, they are now selling their goods at reduced prices. A good opi>ortunity of buying things cheap is offered, and intending purchasers are advised to123 words
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Advertisement192 1906-01-19 8 HIGH CLASS GENTS' FOOT WEAR! ■A.T SALE PRICES TAN GLACE KID BOOTS BLACK GLACE KID BOOTS ("KARLTON" BRAND) KARLTON" BRAND) Gents' Tan Glare Kid Boots, Mude from I Gents' Black Glace Boot). Soft Finished the Best Glace Kid, smartly sewn, superior Uppers, Smart Toes, Light Wright Good ji finished welts,192 words
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Miscellaneous104 1906-01-19 8 WEATHER REPORT. K,,m1,,,,<j AYW«i» Hotpitml, 1,11, .himianj, 19(Mi. Va. si. 3r. >■.;« f! 11. Kkjia*k». »^r. :tj 29.973 29.M1U 2U.9iW MBW 7H.6 S6.S 77.0 -9 1 Wet Bulb Ther 76.0 77.M 7'i.O 1_ Dirof Wind M N M l: J" M»x. Temp HO.B m= Mm 71 s C J Max.104 words
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Article284 1906-01-19 9 The Times of Malaya" learns f r. -in reliable source that a wellknown gentleman in Ipoh has secure il the option of purchase, to be rllccrd within six months, of a valuable tin (incer.rion, situated at Ulu Piah iic ,v Tambun, for 840,000, half of which284 words
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Article400 1906-01-19 9 Official Despatch. Th text of Lord Elgin's telegraphic d( pr cli to Lord Selbourne. announcing the Government's decision to stop the importation of Chinc.o labour into the Trap ivaal. has been issued by the Colonial Office. Lrd Elsi'i says While reserving their opinion and fr- .|i in of400 words
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Article232 1906-01-19 9 An interesting anecdote is told about Kits] Alfims-o in connection with his coniiiil' U.rollial His Majesty was travellinir iii the country when he met an old WXftJ woman, who told him his fortune. The- Kins,' offered her some gold coins. Inn shi- rejected them with pride.232 words
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429 1906-01-19 9 The '•Morning Advert i.-. i says: Router's correspondent, writing tnm Singapore, cays —Singapore is just now in a rtate of -ac.ivo disnuictudc in res pect of a popular attempt to block th<proposed harlxiur improvement scheme, designed by Maaan. diode. Son, and Mt«. thaws. A429 words
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Article425 1906-01-19 9 Java, Fads and Fancies." anuaani mi ■roan*. The above-named volume ni published by the "Straus T.mes fcmM ume few years ago, and we au pJaaaed to note a re-issue on which the World offers, the following remarks Miss Augusta De Wit gives a really fascinating description of life in the425 words
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Advertisement611 1906-01-19 9 NOTICES. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. t b mim^^k VICTORIA 'l/^|k MEMORIAL HALL. ~-w IpT OPENING CEREMONY r ZSaal^Baw '^S U nar^Haiiw Ik Xotw itlistaiulinn the heat of the afternoon, the interior sB the bu ding was kept pleasantly "cool by the electric fans" WKSoH j tixcl upon the wallx,611 words
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Advertisement603 1906-01-19 9 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL »10,l«0,000 RESERVE FCND Sterlintf Reserve 110,000,000) „„,> Silverßeserw 8,400,000) 18 SW OW Reserve Liability of Proprietors •10,000,000 COURT OP DIRPCTORS. H. A. W. Slade, Esq.— Chairrran. A. Unapt, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson. F. Salinger, Esq. E. Goetz. Esq. E. Shellim,603 words
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Advertisement47 1906-01-19 9 Summer Complaint is the children's Hi"-, dangerous enemy aivl the mother's most dreaded foe. Immediate and proper treatment is always necessary. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, given according to directions, is the most effectual remedy known. For sale by All Dealers. I The DISPENSARY, General flgiitT47 words
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Article517 1906-01-19 10 The following is from the Mining Journal •JJrul Dec, mbrr. This market has also receded from the highest point, owing' to realisations, which are always usual at this time of 3'ear but America has bought largely, and, stocks being so exceedingly small, we would not be surprised517 words
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Article317 1906-01-19 10 Extraordinary Demoralisation. The annual rcjiirt of the Military Secretary of the United States Army isingular'ni being wholly divested of that optimistic official tone so tharar. of public ilui Hindi, says the'Xew York Nation." !lc gtW the actual number of AtMCtioM (luring the year as 6.333, or more317 words
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Article74 1906-01-19 10 The Belgian minister in Constantinople r.iii rs to MOQfUM the validi'.y of the sc Htencc- m Jaffa, the Belgian, who has been condemned to death for complicity in the plot against the Sultan. He maintains that an Ottoinvi Court has no right to try a74 words
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Article491 1906-01-19 10 Cause of the Coming rise in Prices. Those who smoke Oriental tobacco of the kind known as Turkish and Kgyptian will in the near future have to pay rather more than At present,, as the new season's crop, it U stated by importers, will be put little491 words
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Article80 1906-01-19 10 A certain vicar, who had for some time been displeased with the quality of the milk served him. determined to remonstrate with his milkman for supplying such weak stuff. He began mildly, I've been wanting to see you in regard to the quality of milk with which80 words
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Article762 1906-01-19 10 Under this heading the following abbrevialions are used »tr. steamer ah. ship bq -barque acli.— schooner Yet.— Yacht Cru -Cruiser. Gbt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo H.p. -Horse power; Brit. British U.B.— I nited State* Fch.— French Ger —German Dut. Dutch G.c. General-cargo d.p. deck :»asenger; IT.— Uncertain T.762 words
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Article678 1906-01-19 10 Name, fort, probable date of arrival, and name of agents. Stiahiu. Airlie, Sydney, Feb. 27; Boustead. Alcinons, Liverpool, Jan. 39 Mansfield. Ainbria, Hongkong, Jan. 33 Behn Meyer. Armand Behic, Colombo, Mar. 13; M. Mtimea. AndaluHia, China, Jan. 31 Behn Meyer. Arratoou A pear, Calcutta, Feb. 14; P. Simons.678 words
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Article243 1906-01-19 10 of Share* laiue Paid Value up to Company > Lut Buyen Sellers Trausac 13,500 '••<ou»i.-iMd 4,000 2U.000 IJ.OOO 0,207 2.1,74(3 Su.ouo IoU.UUO 20.0U0 MM uau.,td •OLD. 10 10 Beratwah G. M. Co., LM 10 10 (Deferred) > 10 10 Kadana G. M. Co., Ltd lv 10 (Pref) 1 1243 words
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Article143 1906-01-19 10 W Ouu uuu u*l 2.U00 «,000 80,000 12,UU0 i 1,400 b.OOO 2,750 »6,U00 UOO 2.UUO 6.UUU m> uii.MiHi 3U0.00U H7.IXKI t 100 50 135 100 10 100 100 10 > 60 100 luu X 1 Duff Development Co., Ltd.. I 100 Federated Engineering Co., Ltd. Ml i-'raaer <* Neave.143 words
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Article150 1906-01-19 10 -".■iii 70.1,00 7u,0U0 t,o>> v. i M u»J ti.ooo o.uuu I^OU uuiMiuau 30,000 li,Jou uuiuuw 2.00U i WO iiui«»ii» 1,000 MO uuiaaueti uu.ouo 4.UUO .iiuw! 190 8»l < 10,000 I 1.6* uuutiMd 1 £50,000; 10 1 S 10 X 1 Bklgowme Rubber Estate Ltd. Batu Unjor Rubber Co., Ltd.150 words
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Article43 1906-01-19 10 Howarth Knkine, Ltd. 7% Riley, H*rgra»ves, Ltd. 6% biDgapora Munioipal Q% Tnnjon»( r»g»r book Co., Ltd. 350,000 3%prcm. *»,000 J% prem buyer* 400,000 2% iircm buyer.. 1 ,87t*,0U0 1% urem buyan. «65,VJ0 2%di«. hoi... •iSO.LOO 14% pram aaJen. I.Wft.oo.' ]j prem «al<M43 words
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Advertisement230 1906-01-19 10 NOTICES. HO HONG OIL &'RlclufllLlJ /WS^^\ 639 North Bridge Road (if^JL^ln SINGAPORE CABLE ADDRESS "HOHONG"; SINGAPORE. IW2 Town Office 61 Kling Street. Cheapest Known Power TANG VE'S PRODUCER GAS ENGINES They make their own gas with the aid of ordinary Gas Coke which sells here at say $17 per ton.230 words
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Advertisement19 1906-01-19 10 STEARNS' HEADACHE CURE can be obtained from all the dispensarie* (quickly by post). Never be without the Genuine. ui.w.f.19 words
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Advertisement700 1906-01-19 11 BUCHANANS BLACK WHITE Holds top place in the highest class of Whiskies. Guaranteed 12 (twelve) years old. w STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. F*r China, Japan, Paaaag, Ceylon Australia, India. Aden, E ry P t, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth •nd London. Through Bill* of Lading issued for China Coast,700 words
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Advertisement829 1906-01-19 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. KonlnUlljWe P»l*et\aart MsatschapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agentt at Singapore Fair Aouirr, late J. Daexdbl* A Co., 3-3 Collies Quay. The uudnnif ntirmri rlstr* sre on)) spproximate Steamer From Exp'tad WUi be de*i»tched lor Both Billiton Jan 18 Billiton, Batavia, Java-Coast. Simtrang. 1 Soerabaya with829 words
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Advertisement601 1906-01-19 11 HAMBURG AMERIKA LIUIF. HAMBURG. 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 onoe a month for Bremerhaven direct, Hy«g at Penang and Colombo. The arrivals of the601 words
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Advertisement661 1906-01-19 11 STBAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial derma- Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vioe versa) Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to661 words
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Advertisement757 1906-01-19 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Pi jl% OCEAI STEAM SUP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Na?. Co.. Ltd. The Companies' steamer* are despatched from Liverpool outward* for the Strait*, China and Japan every week, and from Japan home "*rds for London every fortnight and for L .erpool monthly. One outward steamer <uch757 words
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Advertisement617 1906-01-19 11 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO. FIRE A LIFE. TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED £12,000,000. TIB LAkOIMT FIRE OITKI IN THE WORLD. BOUSTEAD A Co.,— Agtntt. THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Capital £2,127,500 Paid-up Capital 2 218,700 rl Reserve Fund £1,073, M0 a The undersigned, AgenU for the Company i-617 words
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Article1316 1906-01-19 12 A Sensational Case The trial of Hugh Watt, formerly member of Parliament for one of the divisions of Glasgow, on the charge of endeavouring to persuade certain persons to murder Mrs. Julia Watt, his wife, ended on 24th Dec. in the conviction of the prisoner,1,316 words
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Article164 1906-01-19 12 Beginning life as a turf commissioner, Mr .George Herring took the fortune he made there to the Stock Exchange. Known generally as the Chairman of the City of London Electrical Lighting Company, he has many other commercial activities, yet finds time to act as tresurer to tlie164 words
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Article99 1906-01-19 12 Diluting on the necessity for precise instructions. Lord Balfour of Burleigh, at the dinner of the Great Northern Railway Athletic Association, held at the Cecil, told an amusing story relating to the Sudan railway. To an official, he said, there came a telegram from an outlying station, Stationmaster99 words
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Article326 1906-01-19 12 Biliousness (or bilious attack) needs little description to the unfortunate sufferer. Food cannot be retained, the tongue is furred, there is a bitter taste in the mouth, the head throbs and aches the patient is constipated, exceedingly weak, depressed and miserable. Doan's Dinner Pills will give relief in a326 words
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Advertisement120 1906-01-19 12 'Don't Be Blind. > Don't refuse to bellere la a thine, till 9 .you've tried It. Thousands of peopni/^k UnUrr the locicsrrlTiable tnriurw oi 7 KIIH *ITIS>I bttauae they liave uever^k 7 board o( BT7 Little's J Oriental Balm \l kor bwaiue 1 her are blind to their own Zb120 words
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Advertisement204 1906-01-19 12 NOTICES THE Straits Wimes CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES IN Singapore. Messrs. John Little Co., Ltd. vlessrs. Kelly and Walsh, Ltd. Raffles Hotel. Raffles Tiffin Rooms. Messrs. Kirn k Co. 6.0h x Co. \dclphi Hotel. ?huan k Co., Robinson Road. Hotel de la Paix. Hotel de l'Europe. dotel204 words
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Advertisement446 1906-01-19 12 NOTICES. RILEY HARGREAVES CO. LTD. J^L The "SAEKULAR" pf INCANDESCENT H SPIRIT LAMP. W UNSURPASSED. /K£L IT BURNS 20 HOURS WITH ONE CHARGE. *^^^T^T^^ Has given satisfaction wherever tried ■91 1 J 7 w%' :o: MOTOR CARS LORRIES. "ALBION "DARRACQ" IB SIMPLE COMFORTABLE -^q^^^HS^Bl^^^a^SfV^ Glasgow Motor Lorry Co.. LtdvffiW J^^^SriWMß446 words
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