The Straits Times, 20 February 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.271 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      226 1 HOTEL DE L'EUROPE. SINGAPORE. Modi m AppUam for Comfort md ii \:n ti [si SELECT WK& De Dion Bouton Gars* LATEST TESTIMONIAL. Mkhhks. DI'PIRE Co.. .s/»,/«/)../v. .loiiiutn, ;>u. jmr. Agents of the l)i: Dins BofTos C.\ii>. Present !»K\l; Sii;>, i !i,i\c much )i]i-asurc in certifying that yom N h.i.. Pc
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      239 1 "STRAITS TIMES'' BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HOTELS. CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77. /Ir/isi liiisuli Road. SingaporeTlie Brightest aucl Healthiest Resort in j the City. Hotel IV.rur id uniforru, meets all 3oa!,s r.ud Tru'.-i^. HOTEL WtSSE WiinwiKMN. BtnriA. K»l:i)iiis!.ed in l»iO. Renovated up to date. Splendid situation irf the Fashionable Centr.-. Opposite the Palao* of
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      407 1 j Robinson and Company, SOLE A-CKEZSTTS FOE ThE "GRAKOPHONE AND TYPEWRITER, LTD., LQNSiON. tO in. Zonophone Records. ONE DOLLAR EACH. Can be used on the Gramophone. .^jyifcv The Leading Artistes of the World ijßr SI.NG op ?Lm ,^P^| "T^e Gramophone" Tpf^Mp^^^T Genuine Gramophone needles ijfl K^j 1 JJr fejjJpjfß^ always
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      10 1 HOTEL OE LEUROPE. si\< IPOKB. i Mrdm 1 SELECT WW£S.
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    771 2 K\,.l .\Mi > IH—t I!IM.K>H The o'dest bookwliar in tin- I'liitwl Kingdom ii Mr S W Slllllll-. of Bath, who. at tin- If* of ninety five, remainat tlie head <\ Ins loilf-ClUblialMd M M, kkoafh he Ami not now take an ■ettra An in n» WMgiMwiil Aawag tlie
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      401 2 MARTIN'S JPf JLLS A fnilCh RiirUr for all IrrWularUM rhou«>B^ M l«4ir.a«ir •'''><»' Martin l-.l. > i i no ».ih.i <m th« tr+l *t4d o( an. trrMfluiaritr nl Him »)Ht.-m a l.mHv doa. may hk«l' .oarmuii.«.i Al ml Chun: an nil S or«< or tuii irr« •■TIN. i.-,..al BJUTHAMHTO «r<£LA«t>.
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      315 2 Dee's Concentrated Disinfectant. S^SmshK. BLThe most economical effective Of all Dealers. Importers The Borneo Co., Ltd. ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker A Tomb- Builder 150 Middle Road. Sole Agent f"r, Messrs. Dottridge Brothers, Ltd., London, v 218H Telephone Xo. 619. BUNKERS. FRESH WATER ISLAND .(PULO nikini Opposite Western Entrance to
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      315 2 ZMZc^LISTEIR, &c Co. The Remington Typewriter Famous all over the WORLD for SIMPLE and DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. EASY, RAPID AXI» CONTINUOUS WORK. SOLE AGEXTS IMPORTERS: McALISTER Co., Ltd. Suniojuiri'. I full, hiudii l.nmjinr, ami 1'iiuuiii. H^B Hyr 1 purl \ywwWi-v. I 9 it mm ■vi'lunii vi i .*tif 1 < for**
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      94 2 KING OF ALL GOU6H MEDICINES. Mr K. G. Case, a mail carrier of Canton Center. Connecticut, U. S. A., who has boon in tho Unitod States Service for al>out sixteen y<;ir>. says: "Wo jhavc tried many COagß ine<licines for croup, but Chanilicrlain's ('(iii<,'li Remedy is kin^' of all and one
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      1515 3 \H~iDJ\f\ C I ITCfHE D importance as the different steamship liVllylll/tU I O V n II l\ services themselves are the regulations I I llMMH laid down by the Norddeutscher m-4m-j\J I mJ t Llovd on the basis of experiments made in the ship model expirimenial tank 50th ANNIVERSARY OF
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      481 3 bWI oilmen 3 stores ®*&®> I CROSSE PIC E O S By special AM) '^eV"."* Warrant BLACKWELL, W* MALT^ R Purveyors to I I iTD< I lu^'perrini *MMm,%O mm wpr s $hirg SAVARESSE'S SANDAL CAPSULES Nul ..r «;.-la.tnc mot efficacious because .''-oluiely pure tnglUh (111. Full directions. A II Chemis'.s.
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    THE NOVELIST AND WAR.
    732 4 1 linllinS Tale of the Battlefield. I know m> little about the Army I believe, than they do at ibe Wei Offio that I .-mi always gettinsr Mo inuble through my igiir.rame. Pot infunr 1 an always annoying Volunteer cokmeli l>v calling them Mr l p
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      874 4 Name, iiort, prohablr iiatr .>/ orrical, ami mm of Agent*. Stkamf.us. Airlie, Sydney, lob. 21 B.hi-.1.i0 Antenor,' Liverpool, leb27; Muusli. Xl Aparima, Australia. Feb. 1 1 mi Arcadia. Colombo. Mar 30 P. A Australicn. Saigon, Mar. 11 M. MlriMam Austria. Honnkon. 1 Mar. I.I; lli.'itenberi; Ayutlna. IVmi-kok. (ar.l;
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      Passenger List.
      433 5 Tin' lottowMD ftmmmgf n at* expected t«> arrive heir liv Mm liii|Hi'iiil (>MMM Miiil strain, r I'rin/ UMNrig <ln<' hero on Sunday tlic 21th instant. Mr. 0. A. il«' M.yi. I anil family. Mr. :inil Mrslinn/, (irrlarh. Lieut. Col. Fan Mod, Ln«ly toww l'.a< 15..11 mill maiil. Mr.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1160 5 Under this headtug the following ahbreua- (ions are lined sir. steamer sh. —ship bq; —barque scb. schooner Yet.— Yacht Cm. —Cruiser. G'bt.— Gunboat Tor. -Tori«do H.p.-- Horee-power Brit. British U.K.— United States Fch.— French Ocr German Dut.— Dutch; Ital.- lt:ihau (-'pan. -Spanish Sar. Sarawak; O.c. General ;argo;
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      Mail Steamer Movements.
      108 5 M. I. The B. I. contract packet "Teeiita" left Nefiapaum M February 17, and may be ex pected to arrive here on Sa.urday morning, February 23. <ihll>MS Mill.. 'II" 1 1 1 1 1 j >•■ t■ h I German umil steamer Priuz ■Wlwig, having left Colombo
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      CLEARANCES
      82 5 Frbruaiy 1» Norseman, Hrit yet, Yokohama Ki'exia, (ier str, Hamr.urg via ports Merapi, Dnt Btr, SamaranK OaeH. Nor Mr, KHii^kok Kajfth of Sarawak. Sir »lv, Saniuak Kdi'iidale. Bin str. SuniaituiK via ports 20 Kent, II AI. .i v. ClnißtmnH and Cwis islaiidH flinnt! Sent;. Put «tr. s ninirii n:'
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      VESSELS AT TANJONg PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
      96 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TANJONO PAGAR East WiiAr.r Basin Me Clellan EisTWBARrSKcT. I— Y«rimo Maru. Sect. 1 (Shkeks f||H| Poll Ann. Section No. a— Capri, Bliarata. B— Nil. 4— Nil. .I— D. mm Twmt. (I A'cinous. Kent. 7— Omnlanns. Polvphcmu".
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      73 5 For Per Sttaitur Timt Touorho*. i{'ki>n£ SliiuiklliHi. .lii|»iii INmmMx II .111. Muiir ;m.l Mala.-<-» Hull; I p.m. Main. rK mi.i Uaggj hlhll I Srnil 1 p.m. Siii)>ki-|>.Siihak.Dj»iiihie I'ntjit 2 p.m. Kuru|>e \ia )»>rtB Hlinr.tt,i 3 p.m. I. SwetU-nllHlii \i:l l>i)its .Vu/ii.v.i I p.m. Kkihw. T. Aiw.ii mh ports
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      107 5 From Koropr— B> llie H. I. •>. t. Ttesta. due M K.I) 2:1. From China— by Die M. M. s. s. Tnuruuc, due nil Feb. M. TtHK TiHl.lt or MAILS Ddt. Left Singapore Due id London Arrived Jan 17 P. A Feb Fen 9 Jan 21 N.
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      51 4 NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIAN*. FOR PKXASG AND BOMIMY. Tin. Italian*.,*. C.M'Bl." 4,200 ton*. Capin:!! Kelsttn. Itninii left Hoiif-konK on lii.- I'Jth iimt-mt. may l>e cx(iected to •rrivahartM HtmUmy, thelili iimtant. »lie will »iil for aliove |H>rts ou Saturduv, the i>rd lor ficlqht mill pa»BAt!e apply to lIKHN. MEYKR A CO.. Ln...
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      793 4 P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penanjc, Ceylon, Australia. India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills >f Lading issue.l for Cliin* Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Porte. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. Outward (forChtnu). Malta Mar lhihi 27 Apl Helta
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      1126 4 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under Ci: trsct with the Netlu-rlands India Rovemment. hienti nt .Sj/if/uyn Ship AaCSCT, I atk 1. Djimhis A Co., 2-3 C'oi i aer (,U v.% The undermentioned dates are only approximate Frctr K'pected Will be des|»tvhed for I'rorit Singkep l'eb is 1 Matte Siugkep. Mneaxa Babi andi
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      722 4 N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCKER LLOYO Imperial Qerman Malt Line The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company nail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southatnp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, |mm*owm Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice vrra| Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Peiiaut:. Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, an
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      125 4 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. riONANO. HAM. mi. \M) CALCUTTA. Tlic l!ny.il Mail steamer- 1:11 \l:\ 1.'.,' IJOH tamt. Commander A. I V. nii-iuuik. N. U., will In- despatched [.r -ii parti oa .'i-i iii-'aiu. at 1.3(1 p.m. Pr ;npt m:>l iDf the \n\avtto l'enaug in 'U honm She
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    617 5 HAITI. KS HOTKL. 01 Justin' h n.l Mr* Mr. l. DtMinisui, Kmhp, Ml \hii BatgM llr.i, A Mm Willrr Ml K. .1 l'l««>»« Col 11. 11. .l.>lin-i"» Mr A. Mnrmj 00l Wrighi Mr A. s. Laraaok* Maj'.r .V Mrs Kuril Mr 1.. K. Mawes Maj..r* KnOmuatm Mi A.
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    50 5 turn 111 l .-11 Furt ruiiiiiin and Mouul Kaber drop daily at 1 p.m Sinsaporo standard lime mrretipoU'l.i lo 6 a. m. Greenwich mmntiuip. The tinio tfun i« Br«l at 12 o'dork ii'xin. nidiBating Singapore staiuiard tinif. i e\ci> day r\ceptin»; Sutula>. whin v is r.,.,1 a t one o'clock
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    SIAMESE MALAYA.
    310 5 Progress of Kelantan. Tin* systematic devel ipment of the State of Kolaiilan is by no means now to be summed up in the work of the Duff Development Company, and some Li lef aciDiiiit i>f the commercial, mining and other undertakings now Mm arried ..n in that State
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    Hongkong Romance.
    147 5 This, from the "Free Lance," is sent to the China Mail by a correspondent, who believes that its reproduction miuhi bring sonic c:-mfort to lovers of e.-:t itement who will feel the reaction of Koyal visitors, Chinese banquets, etc "Ten Thousand Mies for a Bride— The climax of
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      688 5 Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAV. COY., LTD. ~I'lif Compauie«' steamer* are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, Chiua and Japan every week, and from Japan home i wards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and f< r Genoa. Marseilles and Liverpool monthly. One
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      146 5 P.&O.S.N.C HOWEWARO PASSENGER SEASON 1907. S.S. "MACEDONIA." 10,512 TONS. From SINGAPORE DIRECT to MARSEILLES and LONDON without transhipment Loaves Singapoie 28th March 5 p.m. LeaveH Penang 29th March t) p.m. Leaves Colombo 3rd April. Leaves Bombay 6th April. Dae Marseilles 20th April. Due London 27th April. Passengers by this veoxel
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      605 5 N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A rfguUr FORTNIGHTLY service i« mam- I gained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN.SCREW STEAMERS. Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japan efie Government, specially designed for the Company's European Service, lighted throughout by Electricity, provided with excellent accommodation for First
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      150 5 COMPANIA TRANSmTLANTICA OF BARCELONA. FOR COLOMBO, PORT SAID, GENOA, SPANISH PORTS, LISBON, AND LIVERPOOL. The Spanish mail steamer "C. LOPEZ T LOPEZ is expected to arrive here from Manila on Saturday afternoon, tlir 2 ir.l instant, and will be despatched (or the above ports ou the followiuf! day. She has
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      90 5 WEATHER TELEGRAM. Hongkong, February. 20, 10 a.m. Barometer 80.24 Direction cf Wind North. Force of Win! 1 Max. Temp in Shade ..56 Manila, Feb. 20. 762 w.s 1 20 22 WEATHER REPORT. K.m.lanti Krrhiu llmpital, Primary I'J, 1907^ 9 a. 3 r. ■.it r. n Kiuin. ■W.M 29.H81 29.813 29.893
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    DEATHS.
    37 6 Cn... Ik. On .luniiHry 2M, in tin- liklmii < Iclmii, Mrs. .1. ...(wr, wiaWaf the late .1. Caspar, E*|.. of D«NfM Uwy, \ortham|it.)ii. S»mii>. -On February H, at Kuiidv Mm Maurice layiM, of Niitlmurnt-. Ignfmrn*, al |ioeumonia.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
    681 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1 1 agmia very probable that Lord Klyin is alxiut to attain nu rinim.-ne<- similar tD that which marked Lord North's political career. The latter brought übuut the rebelIn and independence of the American States, while our present Colonial Secretary of
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    358 6 Barun von Kcuter cannot be accuseil of undue haste. Two days ago. he sent us h telegram, via Bombay, telling us that I »r. Macnamara had been siieaking al Scunthor|ir on the reform of the House of Lord*. Yesterday, he repeated the im-usagc. with the addition of the iiii|>ortant detail
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    66 6 Owiug to .tin demand for copies of Monday's issue of the Straits Times.' con turning the description of tin reception at (ioveruineut House, and the celebrations iv connection witli the Moval visit, only a few copic* reuiain ou liaad. Full reports uf the visit will be. published in Thursday's issue
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    12 6 The Home Seeretaty has appointed a com mittee in the Kdalji case.
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    12 6 All telegrams publishul iv this issue are protected by the Copyright Ordinance
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    17 6 Mr. AsuuiUj declines to receive a deputation on the Tea Taxirom thr TndiAn Tea and Csvlon Atwciatioofc.
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    22 6 For throwing crackers at passers by. lino Chiue-e wen- this morning ordered to 'pay 91.30 each by Mr. Colinan. the Third Magistrate.
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    26 6 Six Aiiny officers are to be aprMiint*>d to the Burma Civil Police to lill tip mmM of tin gaps caused by the numerons ietii«u.eut-. on jiension.
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    40 6 The K. D. 1., steamers in port to-day m re decorated in houour of the fiftieth unnivcr sary of that company. A full accoiiut of the rise of this great (ierman syndicate is printed in another column of this issue.
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    42 6 C. A. Biddle. managing director of tl HoU-1 Metropole Co. Ixl.. at Shanghai not offering to return the money n-ceived from Chinese, has lioen sentenced by Judge Wilfley of the American Court to a year's imprison meiil. on the charge of fraud.
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    44 6 The Chinese community of S«r<iuhan. In aded by Messrs. Choo Chak Sang ami Wong W"ee Teng. has subscrilted «:Ml,lllNl towards fultilliiig a long felt want the hull linn <>f a pauper hospital in Sereinban. Tin establishment is to be styled the Wall Chye Hospital.
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    57 6 During the week ending February 1 tin re were i.V.t deaths registered iv Itangoon. w iiich is at the rate of M |K-r thuusand per year. Of these II deaths were due to cholera*. M to plague. .11 to fevers, :U to diarrhicj tmi dysentery, 2"> to respiratory iliseases, I
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    46 6 A public V.M.C.A. meetiuf will U- held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday. March .'ith. at ."> p.m.. His Kvccllcncy trie Governor presidiug. Among the other speakers will Ik- Mr. IVi maud. Secretary of the World's V.M.C.A. Committee, and Mr. MeCowau. tho Organising Secretary for Burmah.
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    61 6 Mr. O. F. liicketts. thi) OHic- -r in Charge of the Lower Hujang distriii. ia Sarawak, says that the timber trade UsuM is mm a very uncurtain source of income for the |ieoplr, and that the Borneo Company have deeiil<-d to closi' their sawmill at an i ally date. Tin
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    67 6 The net profit for the half-year of the (iraud Hotel. Yokohama, after providing for general expenses. Diittctors' ami Auditor's fees, aud Sundry Creditors, and after writ ing off bad or doihtlnl debts, amounts to Yen .~il.:jtH>.77 which it is proposed to apply as follows: In payment of a dividend of
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    64 6 Mi. Alfred K. Jensen asked .Mr. Justice Fisher m— terday. through Mr. Ciaunt. lor an injunction restrainiug Itauiau Chetty from selling ou estate in Malacca, valued at *14(MNHi. and including 4.1.V; acres. Ix-ing a tapioca and rublicr plantation whirli was mortgaged to the Chetty for *1 1'i.UlO. asmiing tin conclusion
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    67 6 Dr. Karl Fries. Chairman of the World s Christia« Students' Fadcratiou, is iv Singapore en route to the great convention to be held iv Tokio next mouth. ll« will couduct thr weekly devotional meeting at the V.M.C.A. at i.15 p.m., on Friday. Mr. Stuart Dotiuithorne has just arrived from Itangoon.
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    63 6 The French School for the Far Kast. established at Hanoi, has been doing good work, especially in researches into the ancient history •>( Cambodia aud Aunnm. Its usefulness will he increased by newlyopened caurses in Sanskrit and Tibetan. Sanskrit is required for deciphering the ancient inscriptions of the laud, and
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    81 6 The Siamese (ioveiument has granted to a British coi.cessionnairc the exclusiw right, for not more than twenty-rive years, to dredge for tin ore in the whole of the area known as I'ukct Harbour. (Siamese Malayai in exchange for his undertaking to excavatu a dock 1279 ft. by H.~>()ft.. with a
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    67 6 At Shanghai, the Taotai has taken action against an American Company which is recruiting coolies there for work iv Mexico. He announces that uocoolie can leave that port for Mexico without his express permission, a in I ha has written to the I'nitt-d States Consul to restrain the Company. The
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    68 6 Recently, the ulucatiounl authorities at Peking forbade school masters and their pupils to smoke cigarettes. This order raised trouble, owing to cigarettes being mostly im ported from Britain and tha I nited stat«s. The British and American Ministers lost no time in asking the Foreign Affairs Hoard to rescind the
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    69 6 The total exports of tin during .lanuarv from F'erak. Selangor, and Negri Scrubilaii amniintt.-d to 6.').67H.."i.S piculs as compared with 6H..-|4H,2) piculs iv IW6. a decrease of •J.W.ifiii picids. The U.t.il duty |>aid was HW,<IU.il, as compared with •7W410T.U1 in I'.HKi. an increase of MiSjtU.4l. The output froiu the individual
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    91 6 1 1 is Mortod in Maudaiin curies ihui tlitTartar General of Hi. Northern Chinese Turkestan, is anxionn to obtaiu a foreign loan of a million taels as sinews of war for reform work within his jurisdiction, ami that he has sent a special officer to confer with the officials ot
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    Social and Personal.
    343 6 Mr. 11. V. Bailty wa> admittid a partner in tin firm of Kerr and Co.. at Raaafcok, lioi. the January I. la-t. Mr. F..1. Domela NiciiHcnhui.lhe Nethei lands Charge d'Attaires. in Siam is gomhome on lca\c of absence. Mr. C. M. Phillips, the Head Ma-lcr n| Kafrles
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    On Mischief Bent.
    82 6 Detective Sergeant Krav in had ei(>ht Chines* licfore Mr. Column, the Third Magistrate, this morning for disorderly conduct iv Circular Hoad yesterday. The detective officer explained tii.it they were armed with heavy sticks with wlik-b acriaM injury conld ha caused. The defendants declared that they were arrested
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    Praises Chinese.
    93 6 Iv a lecture delivered recently at the Officers' Club on (ioveruor's Island. s«yi the •New York Herald," Colonel H.<». < Hci stand, who was chief of -.tall of tin Vmrrienn expedition to suppress tho llo.vr uprising declared that he believed the individual Cliinainaii to M) the eipial ot
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    Uncle in Trouble
    125 6 A Chinese pawnbroker ot No .Merchant lioail was arraigned bafan Mr. Michcll, the Seuior Magistrate, this morning at the instance ot I>< Uctivc Sergeant McLean, to explain why he did not report to the |K>lice the iios.icHftiou of a gold |iendant. It had been pnwncd on the
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    AMERICAN YACHT AT SINGAPORE.
    141 6 Duke and Duchess of Manchester Arrive. Mir IhM sleam yacht Margarita arrired from Hangoou this uiorning and audio red in the roads. She in commanded hy Captain .1. A. Ciishiug and left (owes on November ■_'•">. calliuc en route at Viplo-.. I'ort.Said Aden, and Colombo. Tin
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    124 6 The 1>.i1.. o| Maiich«-.t<-> 1,., in „t L.uuiiuii iv la.i. uiid -•j<iii attci ittainia>' bis majotit;. nmimj the lamugbtai d Mi Eugtiuu /immierman. ot Auiema. Hi. «wnabout 70,000 acros in loiiou- part^; of tin British Nlfs. and is th( |>rouil possessor ot I priceless MWlui t.l ait. niehiding BMmitM 1..
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      270 6 _^mMm>W*mtHßßßMßßp^fc^ Lj s f uildri and strrngth mW V mVmmT 1H mV £mmml I%M M JpA ■IJ 'a!^2 creator tor old people, puny B^_^^s^LVj_ children, sickly women and J^^^^^^^^^^^JT I nursing mothers, and to build ■^F r\ U P strength after a severe illness. Tbe value of Steams' Wine in
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    BRITAIN'S SAFETY.
    308 7 IMPORTANT DISCUSSION IN HOUSE OF LORDS. Adequacy of the Fleet Doubted. Hklteh's Tklegrams] I.ciihliui, I'cbruaiv 'lit. 1, mi. 1 Luvat r.iis) >| vi in (creating debate in tin Houxt rit 1.,n,l- with ilu' object ni showing lh< i:.i-l. < j.:.<. tin- Hcrt to proteal Kngl*inl from foreign [nvwrioa.
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    CALIFORNIAN SCHOOLS.
    141 7 liasis of Agreement !'».:\veen .lapan and America. 1 Kt.in.u s TBUNWAW] February If. A telegram lioin Wa-liinuton --tiit s that the Hoiist o' K'oi-es.ir hke the Senate, hus a I i.i- I tli AutawW Asiatic linmigrntioii liill. The Si ite I iin 'it is prep.iiiug lo resuui" nego'.i.itiii-
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    INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS.
    72 7 An Agreement Iklwcen lint .in. Russia and Japan. 111. I TKli's 'I'll i.IJAM. London, l-'cbnuiry 19. The St. I'cf isl,in u coi-n^iH.ident of The Times" state, that tin ue^il 1 ilioiis hetivcen liussia ou tin one hand mm] (neat I'.iiUiii and J.iii.iu on the ntlior »ra piii)iMWHinj[ in
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    THE WHITELEY MURDER.
    32 7 [Rki-it.i: s Tklkguam.] London. Pobruary 19. llu.mici. the young man «rli I i deled Mr. Whiteliv. the Iniveisal I'.-i.videi. has In in fiwrwiallj cli.ugcd ttiili luuidei anil H nailded
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    A COINERS DEN.
    117 7 Surprise Visit Paid by Police. \bout 11 n't-loek last night I'oliec ImMKtvr Criinimiy and K. I'ayne acting on inlormation motived" uhmo a raid ou a Chinese baiVr's >hi.pat i.:i V lang Itoail. near the Lavender Street on ner. In a hack ro.nu they iwiaad Taoeiww in tho
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    The Colonial Conference.
    94 7 Kr .To-..ph Waul. t1,. ri.uiin ..i S«« /.I'ai.iiid. in referring at Willington to tho Colonial i'oiiieieiH-i mi Jaauary It, mii that the mibJM>ti lot lUaouwion. of which hi w.ic T, I Imperial Council, pu Ureiitial lia.ii. if.inr.n.it\ a- to the adiiii-siiin of DftlTUlteTN to |.i.i. lice, man
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    Festive Penang.
    225 7 MESSAGE FROM H. R. H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. Volunteers Complimented on a Splendid Parade. i I'l. m <h i: <)u\ CoMUMMXMiXT). Pn— X, IVlimury I!). ).:M) p.m. Tluii liuyal Iftglm— tin IMm ami huclir-Mit on i. .-.iiiil it. with I'rin.css I'atri, j and suit arrived at Mm
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    M. S. G. INSPECTION.
    256 7 Duke Decorates Lasicc Corporal. iViiiui,.. Kcbnwrj M, 1 1 i w In tin- riM.I of yiwUiwlay nftcini^Mi. Hii i;..',.ii iii-hiu Uto Itahe t'< aajtlit ru.li' out i«> the i'iiraili' grunad Cot tin- imrpuaeol iiik|H tin.; >!:: ln> -Slat. (iniili-.. u'hicli liml Im < i .".■«'.ii|,, mi
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    The Duke's Telegram.
    189 7 TuxtilUMiy to their enjoyable stay in Singapore at tliu close- of last week is aj>»iu ...rnwlied in a t. le^ram which His Hoyal Mi-jlmiss the Duke i>t onnaiiyht thought fully di spate huil at Pcnaag, oa bi.halF of Their llovil HitftißtmiLn the I'urlnss (l f CouUMilfilt, I'liiicrss
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    24 7 Ll' I'-.,. I.". i- <•■■' &Hoat» n t-ii- 1. 1. Highmwi deaired m. to express M you btt appreciation ol the Penaii« re■eption. iSdi. Sio.klkv.
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    81 7 a factory far making rabbet gMda i« to !><• i ■tartedat l'»»ii Panjaog -imrtlv. Tbolnaobinrr\ ivi- I), i ti (ii.kivil t'lom Kuiujif. I'urn rul>bw «ili bi .is.,l. ami ii i~ expected that this will be improved in quality l.y not Mm «cnt Int to llinibme oi- London. The rubber ranalwib
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    OPIUM TRADE.
    88 7 Arrangements for House of Commons Discussion. iFhoM Oil: Ow\ C'ollKKsl-oNIiKX l i. London, l-cbruary l.l. p. in. Mi. .iohn Moiley. Secnlaiy of State for iiidia. stated, in reply to a question in the House of Common^, by Sir Henry Cotton. Umml 111 1 for Nottingham F.ast. thai (hinahail
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    MILITARY APPOINTMENT.
    35 7 iFi.om On: Owx Coi:i:i~poxi.kxti London. I'ehriui.ry lit. 1.20 p.ni Majors. H. Pulley, of the Ml Battalion. Royal West Kent I! giment. has been ap jHiiuled Sii|h liuleiident of tin llelenlion Baiia.K-. at Singapore.
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    15 7 The detention barrack* We at Taiigliu win n a new prison has recently MM erected
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    DEATH OF POLICE INSPECTOR AT PENANG.
    28 7 iFi:o« On: Owx 1'— ■■IWIHHH Peuang. February IJW p.m. Police liis|n-ctor Carroll, of Pitt Street Station, died to -day of heart MMk
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    54 7 lus|Kctor Carroll, who was turner!) a mi MMR of the Itoyal Irish Constabulary, came out to MmMMSP eoiisiadle .some nine yearn tlMk Me was MSMmI MMM as a most iv.piibl. ollicer. and his pioiuiilioii was rapid. Mo- 1 of his time was spent in P.'nang and Ploxinct, Wellesley. 11. leaves
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    CEYLON'S NEW COLONIAL SECRETARY.
    50 7 Mr. May's Withdrawal. The following telegram from Lord Klgin has been received by 11. K. the UvfMMf of Ceylon Have selected Clifford. Colonial SixTctary. Trinidad, to lie Colonial Secretary. Cevloii. us May has reqiusti'd permission to withihaw his acee|itance for reasons which MM good to me.
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    DUKES MESSAGE TO CHINESE COMMUNITY.
    265 7 A Happy and Prosperous New Year. The following is the message addressed hv 11. K. II the Duke of Connaught to the Chinese coi.iicmiitx 1 have I'd-eiwd with great pleasure the addrisscs ol welcoi.u which the various sections of the Chinese Community of Singa MM
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    Visits to Rangoon and Calcutta.
    194 7 Their Itoyal Highnesses the Duke and I 'i irh. ss of i 'i hi naught and I'riuccss Patricia arrive iv Culcutta by the R.I. M.S. Hardinge from Rangoon on March 7. and will stay at (■ovi rniinnt House, the guest* of their Kxctfllcncics the Victrroy
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    54 7 From nil accounts, infant mortality must l>c on the increase to an MHMMJ extent in BMMjbok. MMM)| a day passes without one hearing of bodies of children floating on therirer Menam an J of newboru bubit-s found cabt into canalt fiaxdeoi-.ind -»dt,te ground. In too m*nv ra.-e-i.thc little one:- *rt
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    United States Navy.
    51 7 PROPOSED INCREASE IN NUMBER OF SHIPS. [DBS OsTAsIATISCHK 1.1.0Y11 TkLKCIIAM.] Iterlin. February ML The I'uited State* Seuate Stauding I om uiittee on Naval Affairs has reported in favour of recommendation, made by Mr. Bonaparte, the Secretary to the Navy. for incna-ing considerably the strength of the American
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    105 7 Piesident Koosevelt has wiilteu to Mr. I'i'ss. Chairman of the ComuiitUf of the House ol RmmmMvM on Naval Alfairs. urging au immediate appropriation for two battleships of the maximum size and s|>:vd o f MM Dreaduought class instead of one as provisionally authorised last year. In urging the nred for
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    DISPUTING A FORTUNE.
    875 7 Interesting Developments in a Chinese Suit. Kvidcnec for tile plaintiffs tH .ullld.lt tin' Supic Court, yesterday bAmmM Ixfore the Chief Justice' in tin- OMW ot Kw.k Uaak Ytm mm! Kmk Claak Lta r. TaaJtak Chuan. Tan .liak Kirn. 'I'an .liak him and 'Jan .link Chu, for a
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    REICHSTAG OPENED.
    307 7 KAISER REFERS TO THE GENERAL ELECTION. Social Legislation and Party Feeling. [1)11, OsTASIATISCHK LLOYD TeLEGKAM Berlin. February The Kaiser has opened the newly elected Keiehstag in a s|>cech from the Throne. The Kaiser expresses thanks for the strong current of national feeling which decided the General Klections, and
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    THE GAMBLERS TELEGRAPH.
    126 7 Elaborately Fitted Casino Discovered. Last night UMMMMB Hart and I |ni~se of constables made a mid on a Chinese house in South Bridge lioad and captured Uu coolies for gambling. This morning they weie arraigned before Mr. Coltnan. the Third Magistrate. ImmMMT Hart informed the Court that
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    SEQUEL TO THE ROYAL VISIT.
    232 7 Resident Charged with Obstructiug the Police. Mr. K. Klias was summoned before Mr. M-chell. the Senior Magistrate, this morning, by Kuropcan Police Constable ISrereton ou an allegation of obstructing him iv the discharge of his public functions. K. I*. C. Urcreton said he was regulating
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    Under Royal Patronage.
    128 7 W. lit Infffrtirtii bj Mi iNivei \lul.-l-n.al. 'lilllUlli to Ids 1.-^II.I. > tli. Govern or. that during the visit v 'It, v Koyal Hig unease* the Liuke and Duchess of Connaught. His Royal Highness visitod the establishment of Yamato x Co. ■in High Street and made several
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    CURRY AND SAMBALS.
    892 7 Lines Written on February 16, 1907. Com*, don your purple and your linen tine. Deck out your MMM for thr occasion grand. And don't forget, when Koyallv JPM greet. That one glove mail In o.irricd in the hand. Drop into line with tin quivering queue. Don't fumble
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    Use of the Knife.
    68 7 Two Hockrliews quarrelled in Victoria Street yesterday afternoon, and one cut the other over tin. Ml with au old table knili Tht: a.-.sailant bolted and the iujurcd u.ir coiupUiucil to tbc policr, with .the result that uWKt *<is effected about ?'SO li t P'.^ht Th" t",ibk
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      Swimming.
      50 8 The steam laiuir.li Argo will leave Johnston s Hal for the Swimming Club iinnizalou on Sunday iw.t at the nuder mentioned limes 7.x. 11 and 111 a.m.. and UO and BJH p.m.. returning boH the Itiingalou at 7JO, HJU and Ml a.m. aud \1 IS, H and J p.m.
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      Boxing.
      82 8 Tournament In Calcutta. In the boxing tournament in coinueiion with the Mint.. Charity Kete in Calcutta the I. .Mowing were the finals Feather Weights; Private Ulakc. Ist Mid dlesox Kegiineiit. I* 1:;. beat IiHSHTSI I'llS|inrail McClaverty. Ist l.iueolns. (I 11. 011 (loints. Light Weights: Lance OorpOfl tales. Ist guei
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      Association Football.
      96 8 Minto Pete Tournament. The tinalists for the trophy iv the Minto I 1 t loin 'iiaiueiit in 111 ult;t uere not the K >; al Scots ami Manehpsters but the K>\:il Scots aud (iordou Highlanders. In the semi finals, tin- l!o\al Scots put out the Manchester by I
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      Lawn Tennis.
      413 8 S.C.C. Tournament. The following wen- the result •Miff d»ys play A BIIWH ill SUiihorough Win held, li J, :i r, i, 1. IS SIN.iI.KS. I >u n 111:111 v Yarboroiigh, ti 1.7 "> Talma v Franklin, o 1. 1) 4. L.li wellfii T Savage, iiurinislieti. Sproule v Freeman.
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      Singapore Polo Club.
      280 8 Mr Crane.* departure from Singapore The eighth annual mjsmhJ meeting .»i the in. mil. i of the BiagßaON I'olo Club was held at the Singapore Kxchaugc at .'i p. in. yesterday. Mr. Warren. I). Karues presided, aud there were also present Messrs. I law n v. (1.
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    ROYALTY IN CANTON.
    708 8 Bargaining with Shopkeepers. li'long nil same Viceroy." remarked a fat anil smilingCelisti.il as Their Royal HighBeaßMtfaa Duke ;u»l Duchess of Con naught, will* Piiucess Patricia and inemlwrs of their Miiti weie Ik iug cariieil iv sedan chairs, thiouoh the uiirio« stn »t.s of Cautou City. They made
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    ALLEGED FALSE CHARGE.
    126 8 Javanese Fight over a Woman. Mr. (iii-en. the Second Magistrate, contiur.cd the cmpiivy this afternoon into the allegation of voluntarily causing hurt, brought against three Javanese named Mok, Husaiu. and Rani. Thaw men. with another named Sapin, are alleged to have severely assaulted two Javanese, named Amat
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    CHILDREN EATEN.
    123 8 Cannibalism in British New Guinea. The annual uport on British New (iuinea was published at Mulbourne on January 19. The reveuue e\> ceded the expenditure. The amount of thu alluvial gold übtained in the Northern divisiou is estimated at 12.0000/.. and Hw known output lot the whole territory
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    KINTA RACES.
    509 8 GYMKHANA U.I B MEETING. Mac Breaks his Fetlock. iKkom On Own Coki:kshoM>knti liiitu (i.ijitli, Kehriiaiv 19. The racing o|iened to day under favourable > weather conditions, hut tiie atUinlanee was poor. hollowing are the lemdtx: 1. Thk Maiukn Puvtk. 2.:tt) p.m. Value I'" i. Race for all Maidens.
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    ZACKINGUMMI.
    195 8 Artificial Rubber: The Problem Solved From Stockholm cuiik-s the intelligence that a Swedish chemist named Zachurias (tlssuu luis wtmmtti in producing a substance which wholly uplaces rubber at a third of the latter* cost. He calls it /.ackin gummi. Mis experiments have «iit beyond the experimental stage. The stuff,
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      108 8 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Feb. M— At 6-4 Oxley Road, household furni ture Ac. at 3-30 p in. '.'3 At 5-1 Beach Koad, household furni ture A at 1-30 p.m. W— At Biarritz," Orange Grove Road. valuable teak household furniture >Vc, at 2-30 p.m. 23- At ,-nle i. Mini,
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      737 8 THOUSANDS OF FAIR WOMEN HERALD PRAISES OF PE RU-NA. Catarrh and Calarrhal .XjHßlP^* '-m& lßi^V/^\. iV\ Other Ailments Com W' «P^Si (t MRS. W. J. BRr^ l \Tof\)^y-^___^^^'^_nß6. J. ft. B/W!lr?_J^/ Considers Pe-rn-na the Best Medicine Permanent BeiTcni~ioUowecl Use of Pe-ru-::a Used For Throat Troubla. In the World. Pe-ru-na. Keeps
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      171 8 LITTLES for "K BOOTS. [To Are you overlooking all rli<- opportunity which the Season brings of Who W r ''idiilirinii yourself" with a pair of JLIvUIOf giving to your feet comfort and case doing justice to yous for appearance, for K Boots really are distinguishtheif" -'Me from others; and reducing
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      90 8 REWAPD~~ MAMKgE KITTKIf. i.ct U»t kitu-n in Hie \i<:iuit> „f 1. 1, a. 1 K «kl, P" rc *hfc»t return awajMr, wlio U hekrt br ">. kl l-«'ti'-- It No. 15 C "^traiN TIWH jWEST AUSTRALIAN STEAM NAVIGATION "—<■ tt |W>B BATAVIA, SoriJAIiAVA. IJHCXJMK, KJBT HKDUANU, OCJHBACK. ONBLOW, CABNARVON, OEKALDTON,
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      111 8 DAY BY DAY. Wednesday, February 30. High Water. »->8 p.m. HMSS. First (Quarter. 7-32 a.m. Nursing Assofiutiou. Manieipal Offi v. I. S. C. C. Tennis. Chinese New Year Cracker lirnig. midnight Thursday, February 21. High Water. Ml a.m. "> 15 p.m. It. I. liomcuanl in ul d S C. TcnniK.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    224 9 MN-..«'..i.. i. in tt, 1907. PRODUCE. KXCHANGE. Oauibter bnyenil 7.U ilo iCnbe No. 1» unpiekn) lOM Copra Bali HIM) .In INintianril. K'.4.'> hwr, Black buyer* IN.frij do White -'vr, Brno Flour SarKw;i!> J.'.tT.} So Brunei Nm. 1 SLW I'carl Sa^o 4 Coffee Baii, 16 19-90 Coffee. hlaataaiiH h*«M •22..>0
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    VOICE OF THE FUTURE.
    711 9 Old Moore's Gloomy Predictions. o, I Moore'i fthmiimir far 190", j .-.iy- t lie Standard'" i> m tnnnv and I al-u ;t- lugubrious ;is usual. According i. iln> quaint i I prophetic theet, ih< early part of ■<• s«n Year i- t be tli, i c
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    19 9 It i| not tt lit- that an edition of Hradsbnn (iuide in Ksperanto is to be published Hhortly 1
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      MINING.
      344 9 ormat Cp,u. Subscribed 1903 9300,000 $.100,000 30,000 10 I 10 1900 1901 1903 1901 1907 1901 1906 1!HI.-. 1906 1906 1906 1904 1905 1892 190.-. 1896 1900 1906 1906 Ih99 1902 1905 1175,000 »140.000{ uJSSL f 10 10 4,000 10 t 10 $600,000 $600,000 60 000 I 10 10
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      RUBBER.
      271 9 905 905 901 905 903 906 .904 mmm mmh.n *S:«b Si tJ »200,ooo ss,.4oo S800 10 s MM iimImuwI l.^'.'KHI £11,125 J uooo j /9 700.000 W10.000 70,000 10 10 S70,WX) «70.000 70,000 S. 1 1 1W.O00 1125,000 12,500 t 10 10 £12 000 <MO *nn 6l00 2 ±i;.000
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      GENERAL.
      211 9 1H91 £.i.:H77.10.0 5 £4.64S.l.V0 $225,000 T.ftlH 4, "00 12/6 12/6 t 50 VI H6:> MO.OOO.OOO 10.000,000 80,000 •125 1125 1901 1*96 1901 1899 mt 1891 1^1 S2.4OO.OO3 *1. 000.000 hid »fc7-..OOO 46OC.000 »3i»,000 1200,000 »2.400,0O0 M.000.000 134,000 J875.O0O •240.000 »30.(KK1 »->00,000 1R.000 6,000 6.000 1 4.000 3,400 6.000 I
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      DEBENTURES.
      41 9 Hc.warth Krskine, Ltd. 6% Riley Har«re»veg, Ltd. 6% Sicgapore Municipal 6% 5% Tanjc og Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% -is; MOO.OOO 3% prem 225,000 3% trem 400,0 0 -'0% urem 1,H7«,000 2%prem. Co2,'i"() 2% dis riomual 250,000 •>*% prem 1,050,000 par
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      159 9 Direction der Disconto=Gesellschaft Berlin— Bremen— Frankfurt a, M.- London Kaptal (fully paid-up) M. 170.000,000 Reserve Fund M. 57.600,000 Represented at HAMBURG by the Norddeut'Che Bank in Hamburg. Tin- bank frunsuctx JINMfwJ banking hu.tinfus of errry dcii-ri /ition ami acts in representitt re of the folloirin<> foreign luniks: Brasllinnfsrhe Bank fur
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      468 9 USE ONLY &uSL ALWAYS L^nP9HIW9LMaW9 MOST V a>ttli V IbViVT*JbWB^J REFRESH No A Luxurious Perfumf. ar Superior |N Healtk Germa°n hC Kin'ds. A NECESSX^V ii^WMW"^aßr73alWa— aT ESTOKATIVE I FT* ,N SICKNESS. l^J^i^i^B^^^^^^k--* fl^L. "Sledge" MillT IS THE BEST. Conderfsed in 1 lb. Tins Packed to meet the Public Taste. NATURAL
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    CATCH OF THE SEASON.
    251 10 Phrase on Every Tongue "Hello, Hello, Hello!" Every war London surely avfen from sone "catch phraM" invariably aiUyand mane. Thi* yi-ar we .sji-t it ju-t M osoal. The "eatdi phw- •Hello! Hello!! HeDo! Wherever you JO you heal K Sh^articaUr the ta- -rd. It mean* absolutely
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    S. V. C.JORDERS.
    354 10 l.ii. '..1.. I. O. HK.m.M.h. ('iimmiuiclniit. S. V. C. Singapore, Kdkraarf l'.mT. rVnrmC Cha» I On Tillllriai. Wk inst.. at S. V. C. Drill Hall, at t-M p. in'" S. H. A Sli.»,t II -Tha monthly handicap tihont takes plii.-i 0B Smiiliu, February ti, a) iM p.m.
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    Views on Reading.
    153 10 In .in Unconventional Interview in the TnaMirv with "Mr. Smith," a napraauulaliva of a firm of silversmiths. ;i youiiy man with a gentlemanly appearance, who read the Daily Mirror," we have sumo characteristic views on reading. 1 like awrthisM smart and up t<> date, not sermons and
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    CRIMPED CONTRACT LABOUR.
    335 10 Found on British North Borneo Estate. Mr A B C. Framis. the District i Officer i.f Timbang B;Ku (British North I Borneo) in his repcri for Deccmbar, winch lias jitst, been iamad, relates Mm following incident On the 21st I paid a ■arariai \i-.l ■in th? e*irly
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    SIAMESE MEDICINE.
    249 10 Fearfully Behind the Times. At a meeting el the Siam Society hold, at Bangkok, on February 7. Dr. Bever read a paper on Siamese Medicine. lie noted that in its origin Siamese medicine, like all Siamese culture, was ti> he traced to India. Now Indian ulturc was abstract,
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    Free Portrait in Borneo.
    130 10 The latest evidence of the übiquity of the free portrait swindle conies from Biitiih North Borneo, where the in «.<- -precsible Tanquerey has been distributing his circulars, says "Truth.' Not the least remarkable fact about this busipess is the industry which must be exercised in collecting
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    887 10 Cm thus vi.i. Am ml Hotd (Vrk (aaapieioaaly) fm m,,dle has come apait .M., v lask what that queer thing i_ Oac* Thi< ,s mw patent fire-es tap*. I always Mm it. to tliat in c*a»< I fire I can lot mv.-iit aWa fata the liotc VUMKW.
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      20 10 More plague cases are reported from Bangkok. One sourer of danger arisen from he railways bringing plague strickeD pan. senders.
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      609 10 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporation. paid-up capital 110,000,000 reserve fund:— Sterling Reserve •10,000,0001 «oi „oo 000 Silver Reserve 511,000,000} il(>00 000 R. -serve Liability of Proprietors »10,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. <;. H. WkaM, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. W. J. Grcaaaa Deputy Chairman. Q, Ki11. .e1., 1.-.,. D.
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      563 10 Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fund 1'975,U00 BANKERS. Bank ot England. National Bank ot Scotland. The London City <t Midland Bank, LtH. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Account* are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per
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      630 10 AUCTION SALE At our Saleroom) SatmJ.iy. February ->3, at 11 a.m. ■1 aMi New Carriage Wheel* fitted «ith rubber tyres, a sets New Dog-Cart wheels fitted with rubber t\ It-*. I setH New Rickshaw wheels fitted with rubber tyres. (N\,w,,,,Vi,.«,. Powell ff Co.. 380 Jaiffiii in AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
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      99 11 All the Latest European Songs, Band Pieces, etc. 10 in. Single side $1.00. 10 in. double side $1.50. K H I BEKA BECOBDS SBE* ARABIC ETC. ETC. KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. Jewellery Exhibition Justiuapacked the Choicest[colleetion of Jewellery ever seen in Singapore. Very suitable for Birthday and Wedding Presents. AU latest
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      477 12 WANTED. ibber -t.wi-d whaels, pony and i tavr i»o E. A. R. I>*B7 c/o "Straits I T-. XOT Square. 1 I!. U tA.-IWS. (I. cm I'r.iiTii.r A On" i SURVEYOR.— AppI isjatauoss and! lired 1 .< Msnagar, Malacca ■■•tiiti.'ins Malseaa, Eot I |>er- fI F.H.c/o-Si n lad Baol Quo, aim
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      689 12 TO BE LET. OFFICES.— SmaII first floor offices facing Caveoftgh Bridge Road and Flint Street. Apily to Outhrie .v Co. Ltd., Agents. u.e OFFICE —Ko. 7 Battery Boad. Three rooms on 2ud t! Apply to o 155 a OUTHRIE CO., Ltd. BHEBWOOD." Paterson R.«d. furnished. Went *1-"j" ••nth. Immediate entry,
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      580 12 TO BE LET. OOMPOC3D HdISKS. N,.s. t.] Wilkie I Road and l()ti-\ Orchard Road. Apph to A. S. Shoi.tr: T. DAlraeida Itoad 'Jst 1 A COMPOfND HOISE.— No. 102. River Valley Road. Newly repaind. kfftf E. Mi li!; a Co., i 159 No. 1. Malacca Street. HOl'SE.— Kurni>lif<l or uofr.rni^iied.
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      671 12 FOR SALE. m'BBER ESTATE.— SM acr.w. situstid clo«e to Malacca Town. For full i»rticul»r.s apply Hlraitt IiBJSa, c sM EMPTY HOGSHEADS (54 GALLONS.) I AkSßt 100 to l-» n.outhly. Apnlv to- 1:. c/o"SiiMt- MBas," >:ui;iii)ore. la 4 i COHS. HARNESS. 4v. ABM Col), two Bets Hariu-sK. :i (Ji;j, :iud it
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      666 12 NOTICES. TO ADVERTISERS CO "STRAITS TIMES' Advertisers, wln.se an- a<W.v sedtii r i Strnii< Tinit*, will <. ,:fi n favour n the Havaaaaksas, if. ..lien miss to this office, to inquire for kasas answers, they instinct their tnmby who triads tlie letter v. wait lac a laai] To OUR ADVERTISERS.
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      271 12 LXST. KO\ TEBHII H fCH. In ih. Dalvey hoad, f, Trier *****. One U on ;...i one „|i "Btlla." I irded. Vpplt "Balai Uva Dalvej I Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. Bm stocks of i.ll kimla ol Frozen Meats, etc., ran be i rand to Shipping
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