The Straits Times, 22 January 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.554. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      268 1 Decide— NOW on your car. WBIOH CAREFULLY the claim» of all the Jars you have seen or heard ahont. CONSUMER the tests that all cars have been put to, and what they have accomplished. I »ECIDE whether you want a toy or a car that will stand the heuvy tests
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      306 1 ROBINSON CO. TENNIS RACQUETS. ROBINSON &CO m THE SOLE AGENTB IN THE STRAITS AND THE FEOERATEO MALAY STATES FOR THE Ramsbottom "Domino" Racquet. THE MOBT PERFECT RACQUET EVER MADE. jggfniL THE LIGHTEST SPRUNG RACQUET Tins. He .luetaarcallStruDiibyoue /yfffit tiM lTrtK THEFKAME: man by a sjw- ia'. method, wbieli 1 1
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      153 1 ADELPHI HOTEL. BIRNS ANXIVEKSARY: BATUBDAT, .i\\U\ia IB SCOTCH SELECTIONS 2nd Royal West Kent Band During and after dinner on tlie lawa, six-cially laid out far the occasion. 00 IT NOW. I'houc up No. 58 for mfc, 4i.» Mr. W. H.M.Browne (of Messrs. FROST ami SHIPHAM. Western Australia. Eyesight A Spectacle
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      203 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL 77, D7\ij)~ IhiAuh Road, Singapore Tbe BrifciituiV unr] Hnaltliiost Resort in the City. Hotel Porter in uniform mccte a!'. Soate aud Trmun. TO LAWYERS. BANKERS. MERCHANTS. MINERS. PLANTERS. ANO EVERYONE INTERESTED IN BRITISH MALAYA. A Year's Record. STRAITS BUDGET 1907 Strongly I ton mi in Leather, $20 por
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    Railway Mystery.
    235 2 TERRIBLE DISCOVERY ON AN ITALIAN TRAIN. A terrible murder was committed duiinc I the small hours of the morning of December i 21, on the night train from Rome to Ancona. It ib doubtful whether the annals of railway i crime record a deed of more frightful ferocity.
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    A Chefoo Chamber of Commerce.
    115 2 The foreign loerchants at Chefoo have decided to form a Chamber of Commerce for that port. Meetings were held on November 21 and December 7. At the latter meeting the rule" and regulations wire diccaswd ana adopted. Tho roll of aif lubership was thru signed
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    The Soap Litigation.
    111 2 Tba Dhiiy Mhii snv» We arc _-ia<i to be able to Plate that -.1 differences which existed between ourstlvts and Messrs. Joseph Cro-field and Son?, Limited, the well-known soap maken> of Warrington, and which resulted in legal proceedings, hare been satisfactorily settled. Messrs. dot-field, while not contesting
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    The Burned Pilot Brig.
    161 2 From a description of the destruction of the pilot brie Alice by fire on the 2nd instant, at the Saadheads, Calcutta, it appears that the outburst of flame was preceded by an explosion and that there were five Pilots on board the brig, besides the Commander
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    New Laws for the New Year.
    158 2 More generous than usual i* the New Year gift of the Legislatare. Ten Acts passed last Session, the Lav Journal reminds us, will come into force on New Year's Day, says the Westminster Gazette. They ate the Small Holdings and Allotments Act, the Probation
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      383 2 There are no EXORBITANT PROFITS FOR ANYBODY ON Buchanan's Whiskies. THE PUBLIC GET THE FULL BENEFIT of the high qualities of "RED SEAL" and "BLACK and WHITE" [at the lowest possible prices. Red Seal retaiis at 9.50 per case. 81ack and White reiails at 12.50 OF ALL DEALERS, i, Wholesale
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      555 2 MANY WEEKS OF PERFECLAGONY With Eczema on Arm and Legs— Could Scarcely Sleep for Mor.ths —Tried Many Treatment* Without Resu(t-;Did Not Work for 11 We9ks— Relieved in Ten Days and COMPLETELY CURED BY TWQSETSOFCUTICUBA "Mr troubto began with irritation on to* legs and right trm which developed tlnto •el-ma. It
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      135 2 AN INDIAN NOBLEMAN USES CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY. You wiil see by the following that Chamberl&inV Cough Remedy is a favorite in tbe palace &<• 'well as nitb the hnmbler people in India For the past four years I have been getting large supplies of Chamberlain's Coogh Remedy, not only ior
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      237 2 Our MALAY Qdeon records TAKEN IN SINGAPORE AND JAVA, ARK TO ARRIVE ON *P Friday, January 24. I "I Odeon Records are the only double-sided Discs that al- *Otc MWIi ways exceed expectations. LEVY HERMANOS. J In urinary dihean-* the b- results J PVU I IUN °9t llUn coiqi- from
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    Holidays in Ceylon.
    982 3 MISTAKEN IMPRESSIONS ABOUT THE COST. It is a carious thing, that the average man here, with whom one discusser Ceylon as a place to spend a holiday in, while expressing a koon dreire to visit the Inland colony, tells you perfectly frankly, that he believes the expenses
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    Little Tich's Big Salary.
    41 3 Little Tied bas left Waterloo for South Africa, where be will fulfil a niu»> weeks' engagement— si* wisoksin Jahannesbirgand three in Capetown. For this tour he v -ill be paid at the rate of jCoOO per week.
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      265 3 THE ROBINSON PIANO Co.. Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE, SINOVPOKE The Public arc INVITED to call and iDHpoct tne latent Mate id I'LAYER-PIANOS. THE BIUNBMEAD ANGELUS. A combination of the Angela* i'layur aid the celebrated Brinsmead Piano. THE KASTNER AUTOPIANO. Both tho above bavo a liigh r^patatioa in Europ-j and are 'ip^ciail;
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      548 3 By Special .lAjl Purveyor, ro SSSSSST^BSSaI SSSSSST^BSSSSS Warrant iSrXfKK HM The X"* 1 1 a ssU Celebrated Oilmen s Stores I m JkW IK PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS. JELLIES. I V)LI 118 POTTED MEATS, MALT VINEGAR. H I Afenu for LEA A PERRINS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE j/0 Crosse Blackwell, Ltd. AN IDEAL
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      649 3 The YOST TYPEWRITER. The Reliable Machine. Nearly 500 Machines m an? in tbe Far Last. Largely usad iv Goveronu-nt Uffices in F.M.H. NEW KODELS THIS MACHINE CONTAIN THE ALWfIYS Improvements. i^^^^^^^^ SATISFACTION. 21 COIC MEDALS. •for. Purclusing IIPl*«IIE« THC VOST. Price: $197 Complete, """";:<,.,,»,t KELLY WALSH, Singapore. SINGAPORE AND KRANJI
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    A YEAR'S SHIPBUILDING.
    163 4 Substantial Decrease Compared With Last Year. 'I in shipbuilding returns foi' the northeast coast <ro not yet completed for the year, says an exchange of recent date, but they already show a considerable decrease compared with l'J06, when 1,060,000 tons were Uuu' I: 1 from the Tyae,
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    Careful Scot in the Strand.
    106 4 He war. a Scotsman, and Ik Uild uu the traffic in a busy part of the Strand till a polir. ii'i\ii OHM a!oi;_4 to iu.'\u Hill- OU. nk aora, my mil, you must nut slay there. You are blocking the tiaflio. That's a' richt, sakl
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    468 4 Passengers Outward. li.r 1'. aud O. Nubia. From Loudcu, Dm 21. <luo Jan. 28: Mrs. H. (todfrey, Lance Corp. and Mrs. O. Delamero aud eliilmeu, Mr. aud Mrs. 0. R. Harrison, Lieut. W. Wilberforoe, Lieut. E. F M Barrett, Mi*- TUrin^ Mr. A. B. Hay ward, Lieut,
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    781 4 Nam', port, probable date of arrival, and name of Agcrm>. STEAMERS. \.B'r.,>raiiiiu, Liverpool, -Tan 28 Mausfield 'Airlie. Rvdn«v. Keb 2 Bouatead .ii- .-hu». Liverpool. Feh 7; W. ManaBeld Arcadia. Hongkong .l.m HO P. O. Oo» !Acrt'i». flk.iii;. Mai >; Rantenberg Sohmfdt Aytlhia, Boibav Fel> Borneo Coy i A.
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    Underground Lakes in London.
    120 4 rJM the ln-t few Venn* vw ral under grujud lakes lirw been struck in various parts oi London in the ronrsc of excavation* fo r nc.r' buildings. i b«jlt of w/iter found iv the Hor«j Guards' IV --.i Jo, about ton feet defci> and fourteen b-;
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    Died Without a Struggle.
    116 4 three- inelTectuai attempts MM b i .i le at Exeter V> hang John Leo, th-Bubbno-;mbe miuderoi'. who lihh now, as we km ircaxly rrconlcd, after twenty-two yi- r-, i;.j':n MMJi n local papt-r, publislK'.l :«>u' tlrrty miles from the county town, iajßttd npccial edition, iv which
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      124 4 WHEN DOCTORS SAY "HOPELESS" httle s Oriental Balm steps in and cures inveterate chronic cases of Rheumatism A. N. Rjntom, Mondovi. W is. For about three vcaca have had Rheumatism all aavr my body. The best Physicians could do nothing for me. My WUm and shoulders would swell and grow
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      726 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Por China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports. Plymouth and London. Through Bill* it Ladiug issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Port*. Steamen will leave Singapore on or ahou>. MAIL LINE. Outward (for China). 198 Delta Feb
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      1202 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEL AND SCHEEPVMRT MY BANDJER. |S BAKDJEBMASIN. The Steamer; at tnis ootnpan; maintain a regular servioe between: Singapore, Bawean, Sourahaya, Bandjermaain, Pulo Caot, Balik Papan, Koetel, with transhipment at Bandjermadn for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringm, Djelai, Marabahan, Marakaearies, Negara and Bebirik The steamer* have good aoooraodation for
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      789 4 STEAMER 3AIUNB3. N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Uarman Mall Line The fast and wall known mail steamer* g| this Company sail fortnightly from Bremeu. Ham bare via Rotterdam, Antwerp, South amp lon, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonneotiou Marseille*, Naples, Alexandria, and vioa versa) i Por Bald, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penanc,
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      33 4 LAXAITO, the Ideal Purgative, reoom- tCi by the best medical authorities. Easy fc' laha and oertain iv resulta. To be had of all cbomiete. Wholesale from The Pharmacy. Battery Koad, Biugai >r IHST
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1193 5 mi this n«»im< the followicx nbbrvrutloiu v 14a4] «lr.-«twm«T; nh. nbip; bq. baraaa; Mil.' ■..-■•joner. Yet.— Yacht; Crj.— CrutMr O'bt.— Ou t. T..r. -Ttji*lo; Il.p.— Uom -power Brit.l.rtub; U.M. -li.iNKlStaUMj Feb.— French; .-m-:i; Dot.— Dntch Itol -Italian; Spin.— Hpiuiiili .->. t.— .Sar%wak <• c. Oenc-at cargo n.p.
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    168 5 By toe lara, Captain Acheson, Jan. 21. From Rangoon and Penang: Mr. and Mr*. Frank J. Goodnow, two Misses Goodnow, Miss Jerrell, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tennant, Miiw Qairdner, Mr. and Mrs. Dnpey, Miss Tarbet, Mr. A. B. Westhont, Mr. Alfred Neumann, Mr. H. H. Aldridge,
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    24 5 General Sir John French supports Lord Roberts' demand that the nation should voluntarily undertake the universal military training of tbe youths of the country.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    108 5 From Ecaor*— By the B. I. s.a. Teesta, do* January SB. From Cawi— By the M. M. i.i. Salazie, do* January 87. TUB TABU or KAIU ■>■>!. Singapore Dae in London Arrived Deo 16 M. M. Jan 8 Jan 8 Deo 80 P. *O. Jan 11 Jan
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    From London Town.
    869 5 CITY CHEMIST CONVICTED FOR FAULTY DISPENSING. Popularity of the Suburbs. (From Oob Owy Correspondent.) London, December 28. We have had a prosecution in the City under the sale ot Food and Drugs Act, and a chemist of forty-seven years' standing within that reverend capital has been fined
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    Mails Close.
    153 5 Fok Pib Steamer Tiki To-morrow Bangkok Dovre 9am. Bangkok Putani 11a.m. Malacca and Linggi Kheng Seng 1 p.m. Penang and Colombo Stentur lpm. Songkong and Japan Bei gloe 2 p.m. Kurope via ports T«ra 8 p.m. Penang Hong Moh 3 pm. P. Swetteuham via port Malacca 3 p.m.
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      684 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. JN. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. A regniar FORTNIGHTLY service is maintained between Japan and Europe by the j following '1 NEW TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, r Pnder Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially desWned for the Company's European Service, lighted through- out by Electricity, provided
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      644 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. TO PKNANG. RANGOON A CAtiCtTTTA. One <if the Company's steamers Is intended to leave Tanjong Pagar Wharf every week. Passengers and Cargo booke.l by the above steamers at through rates to all port* in India and Ceylon, also to East African Part*,
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      450 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. The Companies' ateamers an despatched from Liverpool outwards for the HtraiU, Chins and Japao every woek, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool mouthly. On« outward
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      444 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE VIA. CHINA JAPAN, CANADA sod the UNITED STATES. Root* from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Bea of Japan), Kobe, Yokohama, Viotona and Vancouver, R.M.6. "Evrßow or Innu" Twin-screw steaR.M.B. "Eimue crJipix" V
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      26 5 There is only one preparation of Cod Liver Oil that does not contain inert and useless fatty matter- That is Stea-ns' Cordial of Cod Liver Extract.
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      49 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hotpital, January il, 1908. 9 a. k. 18 r. m.|9 r. Rim vskh. Btu. 3SF»h 80.023 39.890 29.963 Temp 88 0 87.0 79.0 WctBalbTher 77.8 78.4 76.0 DirofWind.. N.E. N.E. calm Mu. Tamp 90.0 Mm 78.6 Mu. in Son 169.0 Terr rmd. Ttaer ftaioMI Nil
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      164 5 DAY BY DAY Wednesday, January aa. High Water. 0-26 p.m. Anniversary of King's Accession. Association Football. Confirmation at St. Andrew's Cathedral. 5-30. Hippodrome. 7-80 p in. Alhambra Cinematograph Show. 7-30. Thursday, January 23. High Water. 1-3.1 a.m. 1-3 p.m St. Joseph's Prize Distribution. 6 p.m. B. I. homeward mail oloses.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, JAN LAKY 22.
    674 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, JAN LAKY 22. The currency reform in Deli which aroused stu-li uneasiness recently in the Legislative Coiiucil here, and will throw an ruormous amount of dumonctisod dollars ou tho money market, comes into operation on February 1. Hitherto the dollar has beon the
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    378 6 The l>atH\ia NiaejwaUejd ban oVmm «m fcbe lionoin in ii.uisl.'tc iut<> its ootalMM OHI leadiuii article of the Ith ni-tiinl dealing with the eollaps«! ol the local share market followiu!ru|Hiu the iinsatistacUii v Duocinhn settleluent. < »ur contemporary adds the follow iu^ n-marks fat out eha-ti iihil: We remember that
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    11 6 All telegrams publishoil iv ibis IaMH M protected by Copyright Ordiqanee.
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    14 6 Tile i'< nail}; A^^i/.escoiuiueuced yoatcri.'iiy. i They are presided over by Mr- ■Twtioo Uraddell.
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    22 6 The price "t tin in- Siuj;apoii' today is *o.>| per pii-ul \cslrrday. it was >li:!;. I'ifty Uiiin h;i\e been sold to MV,
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    26 6 Today is the seven' li ■Illlimmij o{ the ■iMfion ol His M»je>ty Kiny Bdward 11. The Colonial yaobt Sea Mew bdaoonM In ImBOOI of t!ie LH-r;ision.
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    23 6 DuUiotivo flnrjiunt Malooek yoatenkty HHMilld it Cliimiui.iu, who hus been wanted siucc l>ecember lit, on charge of kidnappinji a fourtecu-yeiti -old Chinese girl.
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    33 6 We have iv< uived .1 copy ot the <-iilend;u of the St. Andrew s latlicdnil. It «:ont:iius un i NctlUnt illustrutUMi of The Holy Family, and it diary of useful information to Churchnoer*.
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    39 6 At a meeting of the BuutiliL rto 1 uwki is recently, it was decided t" reduei im. l.y His. pti (un, making the puce for sleel auglcs X'ti aud f<n- -hip platuM Lv li<. Bd less Hve pot cent.
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    40 6 Tan Kwaun was senteneeil U 1 three months' rigorous imprUMMUßeilt i<y the Third Magistrate, yesterday afteruoou. for theft of n I'iii of trmisers belonging to a woman named Chong \h .Vug. in I ppef Cliinehew Sticet. at "i a.m. yesterda\
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    42 6 Mi J.. K Colmau, the Thiril Magistrate, cuiivicleil l»\o Chiuese. yesterday .aft< iiii'cu. on abargei) of poum'—iun ot inntf lilnn aad -ynuge.s. and lineil one VilHi ul. iv dttbuilt. sis month- rigorous liupriso.nueul. .iihl the utber ■ii.vi or, iv default, lour month-.
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    47 6 The lava OuV«nUUUUt UanottC publlsiiin :lii I'li'i'laudt India. Eslimates for IW»H. Ille figures gi\i v shosv that the Government exawta a revenue ol m tweuty millioiib of guilders from it tin mines iv Banka. The output i>i tin Urn re this year i- ifttlmaVtii at •j-JO.iHK) goildeK.
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    49 6 Captain A. Stewart, of the Apcar line A. A|khi. which aliiveil liolu Vokuhaiu.i. this moruiug. repocts Uw dciilli al an Indian Mohammedan from general deiuliiy. uu the Hlh instant, and the death ol a Ibßmlc Chiuesi' iuf.iul. Iruin brouehiti-. cm the iDUI instant. Utith l>oi!iis were barJed at Ma.
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    59 6 Sjpt liuU'udeul HaidilWl |"o.ecHiUit two Chiuese men and two wonieu. before Mr. B. Cohuan. Hie 'I'hird Magistrate, yesterday alteiuoou. in three sipaiaU- ease-, in cnuuectiou with the alleged upcratiou of Chap Jee Kee lotteries. Mr. L. B. <iauut a|ipiaiiil for the dcleuii. 1 iv one case, and Mr. F. M.
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    59 6 Mr. L. Alvi- appeared before ti» Seuior Magistrate 1 this moriiiug. ou a ohaTRH of failing m report the birth of hischild. Li Kwoe Siew, a clerk In the I'riucipal Civil Medical OBice, was the complainant. Mr. Vtirboriiugh apjieaivd for the defence. AoOMod pleaded guilty and gave ignorauce of the
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    66 6 'L'he iiumial djstributiotl ol nriim in oouucctii.iu with tin Siugaport Chiuete Girls' Scho"->1 will bo he'd M the room 1 ef the Chiuese Chambei ft v ommuivi 19 Hill Street, OH liiday. the L'lth instant, at 4 p.m. Mis- Audi i sou Lai kiudly consented to distributo the [)riz«"*. Parents
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    62 6 ll)l,iin uam.d Tan Ah Siew W(M MBleueed to 19 nionlhs' rigorous imprisouiiient. bj' the Secoud M igistrale, Mr. C. F. J. dreea, yesU.rday. on four charges of thett from Chinese, one of theft from v Bcugali, aud one of assaulting a public servuut. the constable, who arresied him in ('.urn
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    66 6 T'ticir friend-' iv Siugapore will ba pieiscd to leant that v murri.ige has lieen arranged, ■i ml will take plaoG iv June, between Mr. Hudolf Schmidt, formerly of Siugajiore aud vow "f Batavia. ami Miss Louisa lladerup, of Singapore, iao^btoc of tin late Mr. E. Hivelerup, ot the law K
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    96 6 The taso of Liiu Joo Chip v. Tau Leoiiij \»as dismissed with cost-, by Mr. Justice 1- isliui. at the Council Chamber, yesterday ufternoou. l'laiutill sought for v declaration that the .judgment entered as by conxeut of solicitors, on October 2. 1906, was entered by mistake iv that the solicitor
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    93 6 A newspaper in HolKud, the Niettwe Couraut, lias drawn up au Acheeu balance sheet. II takes the war iv Acheeu M a Governmeut busiuess eoueoin iv no danger ot Uquidatiou. On the debit side stand 200 millions of guilders. 15,000 soldiers killed or died of wotiuds aud disease. 80,000 vvouudtd
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    115 6 lv the British Court In *i,uu the other day, v Burmau. who was chargud with stealing cigarettGH, was allowed to go free boc.mso of the noa-appoaraace in Court of the witness for the prosecution at the t i n i the case came up for hearing. The Court waited for
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    Social and Personal.
    731 6 Majui- I.. Waters. R.K., Ordiuam Ollii-i i Ayru I'orl. is d( ad. Mr. .1. l>. t>. Aldwottb has bauti app|x>ilit< i I (iinuiissioui r of Trade am! Customs. I'M K Mr. I. .1. Mny>ey lia- boon .i| '|uniiu 'l DMrJei (Mkar. Tmwaa, I'.iitish North r.nrn." Mr. V.
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    90 6 Mr. Charity Ellsworth, a mili:oua'.ie coj! miuc owner, of Hudson, Ohio, made a ChrtHt mas present to his municipality of £100,0)0 for the purpose oi ouildiuy waterworks and lighting and kowcl^c disposal plants for th<. town. Tlic gift is made as an acUnowlcdt;■n^pt ot a VOW tih> v iv Il'tdson
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      357 6 Body builder and Ktv«ugth i-reu-A^feji M Vi |J tor people, puny childBIV IZal^LOl Xl Slrl< V W( llt iUl^ nursing 1 i after h severe illness. W^T DCttCf than Tlie value oJ Means' Wiaa i" all conditinus aefaMag MOOMhraaW I? I I tc l|J c aetaalod OJ manynf SQV timilSlOß
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      242 6 ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH. BEACH ROAD. TO-NIGHT. ck\m> en \N(.i: oi' raoaBAJWMB. IST SHOW. 7.30 TO 9 P.M. 1 A Cluimpiou All Tbu Kane 'Hi Troabadoai 8 Li vial BUaoaottmi l Iliß Am! K m b 6\toi at Ihe IWephoM H AeiuiMiit'o First A|i, iHi.ii. 7 LivnbautK in li.cii.: x PoMMBMa'I l.itllu
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    FIGHTING IN GERMANY
    86 7 UNEMPLOYED DEMONSTRATE AT THE REICHSTAG. Police Charge the Mob with Drawn Sabres. I Kkutkk's Tklkui: \m i London. January 2.'. The He-ervcs will be railed oat. A MM beteWM Me Berlin unemployed and the police took [MM in front of the Mahatag yesterday. The police charged and
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    JAPANESE IMMIGRATION.
    117 7 Reports from Canada and United States. |K«ctk.k's Tklkoram, London, January 21. I innutrition r. turns ImmH from Washington show thai JJ:!I bwot J.ipauese immigrants lauded in MM I nil.d 8 atM d'niiiy tin' year I.KIT thau in lOOfi. telegram fiom Ottawa timim that the rcix.it ol Mr. W.
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    NEWTON-ABBOTT TRAGEDY.
    53 7 NEWTON -ABBOTT TRAGEDY. An Open Verdict Reiurned at the Inquest. [Uki.'tkks lii iIjondon, Jaanary SI. Kvulcuec at the iin|'i -t upon the body of Surgcant Ma|or I:, v.l. 11. wiiich WM i.mud iv a nattered onadfenoa ia mill ekanni at Newton \b'.i.»tt. idwwed that he had beeu drinking. An opcu
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    TURKISH TROOPS ON PERSIAN FRONTIER.
    30 7 Ukitku's TnuMUUL] I. Minimi. January tft. The St. I'cliTsbnrg Itouisi' <ii/'jtt>' states that the TnikWh lr.>:>pi on the Persian frontier have Im r.l. led mobili-M'
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    RUSSIAN NAVAL ATTACHF WITH AMERICAN FLEFT.
    200 7 |DIP fill Ml Him 'l" Ih.k.ikaml I'.itlih JaMai II The Novoy. Vrewya din ..i Urn leading Kiissinu newapanurN, iitatu-i that the liussnni Naval \Uaefa<' l>!ii-1..e.v. ai Washington on his own inili.i'.i» an I eniliary to the wishes ol the liissi.iu Ambassador, aecompanie- the I
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    BALTIC SEA.
    43 7 i>n. i>si '\siai-isi iik Lawn Tiumhuml Bc'iu. January IL It is auuonu.ed officially at St. Petcrsbuig that the Powers represented iv the Baltic Sea intend to declare a territorial status qiu Tho maritime conditions in the Baltic Sea will remain uuehauged.
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    GERMAN NAVY LEAGUE.
    35 7 (I)KR OSTASIATISCUF LLOYD T'KLhURAM Berlin. January Ml II is bow recoiled that the Bavarians have not resigned the Navy League. The Bavarian section will be represented at the next Confeivni-e at ItMtarig.
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    ITALY AND ABYSSINIA.
    26 7 |I>»H flmmiMi Lluvu TklkulumJ Uerliu. .laiiiiMry -1 The pu-.itwu betwieii It^lv ,unl Abvssnna, over the invasion ol Italian SowmM mi '■■> AbysniniuuF, has improved
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    The Governor's Consideration.
    44 7 His Ei.ccUen«.v he G^veruor hi. -anjelled Urn Mateaoa ol inipiisoiiuieut ol ris woe]u' rigorous imprisonment imposed upon the European police constable Tuivorth by the TbirJ MagMnte jm^mtn mi r iMe that th<- a^ci«p.l i- nt h. rue by the fir=t tteuner
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    DISPUTE OVER A KOLEH.
    920 7 Charge Against a Local Municipal Servant. Malay MmHMM prosecuted Mi. (i. I'. Toweim, of the Municipal Kngineer's Ofliee, Int.. i, the Senior Magistral''. Mr. K. C. Howard, this morning, on charge of criminal misappropriation of his koleh. Inspector Connor conducted the proscrii tion and Mv. It.
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    The Construction of a Will.
    215 7 Mr. A. <i. Law. the Acting t'hicf Justice, tlii- morning, gave judgment iiithi matlciof tin- i stat. 9 Tau Tong Walt, deceased, the contest being betwern Tau Kng Wan. an iufant, by Lin Tay i I in. his next friend, Tan Siok Itin Nuo aud
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    Home Politics.
    98 7 DENIAL 01 DISSENSIONS IN THE CABINET. H Government's Programme Outlined. |Kki'Tkk's Tki.ki.ham Louilou. Jiiuuai v SL sir II. my I rler, Chancellor of the Diuhy of littiiuasUT. spcakin.u at Woltwb>lllI^nW| denied ilio current MHM llwt UMM liuve been Hmtudma in the Calii'ii lie saiil that he wwdd agpam
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    P. AND 0. COMPANY'S FARES.
    229 7 Times of India's Reply to Sir Thomas Sutherland. Tli' Timuf of India, in u luug article dealing with the speech at the 1*. ami O. Compauy's DMatiag ol shareholders ami the iucrease in lares, says sir Thomaa Hnlhttrlail a~k- us to look mi. i. i
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    CINEMATOGRAPH CASE.
    292 7 Mr. Montagu Harris and the Court's Jurisdiction. Mr. l.i.md Willis, Mana»erot llir Alhauibra Ciueuii.toyi-.iph, appeared before u Hcuch Court 'iinsistiuy of Mivis. Uaoiwd aud (iil>ioii yesterday aftcruoou. ou ehanjM of Illlniliwl breach of trust iu respect oi tun liiK.niiiUiLjniiili tilnis. and fraudulent tf inter to Mr. l>royfus of
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    CHINESE REFORMERS IN BRITISH COLONIES.
    173 7 Iv the Hougkoug Supreme Court ou the loth instant. Sir Henry Betkehy raised the questiou. before the Full Court, of the extra dition of Iv Kai-shing alias Ia Chau, a former resideut of Johorc aud Siugapore, and spoken of in Hongkong as the Swatow Reformer.
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    Importing Mexican Pesos.
    104 7 ft Japanese doctor WM betore a Bench Cow t. consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibsou, yesterday afternoon, ou a charge of importing 140 Mexican pcos A icascd said that he merely came here from H ->ugkong to BM the Japuuc.-c Lun.ii! aud WM ready to ret'irn He
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    Hogan and Co., Ltd.
    909 7 ALLEGATIONS ABOUT VALUATION CERTIFICATE. Action Instituted for Alleged Deceit. As vii miinifil ill our yesterday's issue the interesting oust; of the l'rocureur in Siugapore of La Soeiete in Missions Etraugeres ami A. do Kozario versus Mr. A. E. Ueuzie. iv mpeetof claim for iaaMgM be fraudulent
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    To day's Hearing.
    980 7 The hearing of Mm case was Manatee 1 this mqrntngi Mr. Delay haviug read tin- iitliilavit of defendant in answet to interrogatories, pro cceded lo call tin- Registrar of tho Court. Mr. V. 11. S. Gottlieb, who produced records of documents PMMaMag Ho<;au and Com pany, Limited.
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    Improved Charter Parties.
    111 7 The China Mail of the lbth instant states that ou the previous day the representatives of the various shipping companies particularly iuterested iv the local and coastal shipping trade held a conference with tho object of having charter parties placed ujiou a better basis. At the preseut
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    Chinese Week of Prayer.
    120 7 Chiuese New Year's Day (lebruary 2i falls ..u a Suuday, which will be a great day iv all local C'liincHC Churclis. Krom Monday to Saturday. Tebruary II to H, every night at 7.M.1. there will be observed the Chinese Week of Prayer at the following churches
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    20 7 i writer ia Trath tells ue that the best •way tc mak; love is to mak? moncv. Sterling advice I
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    CHECK TO SOCIALISM.
    191 7 A PROPOSAL TO OVERTHROW CAPITAL Socialistic Resolutions Rejected. [Rkdtmb's Tklbohamj London, Jauuary 2°2. Tlie (,'oufcrcuce of the Labour Party dow being held at Hull lias rejected a resolution to nun-mi the principles of the party with a view to the overthrow of capitalism and the iutruductiou of
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    POLICE INFORMER ASSAULTED.
    751 7 Four Chinamen Charged at the Police Court. Wau Yuu. Clian Fat. Yip Kwue aud Sc* Toll Yip appeared before a Bench Court, consisting of Messrs. Howard and Gibson, yes tc-rday afternoon, ou a charge of assaulting Woug Soug, au informer, un UmMMK '£> hist, in front of
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    A Lame Defence
    85 7 A leochow, named Nr Cheng Ngo, *ii brought before the Third Magistrate, Mr E. E. Colman. yesterday, on charges of theft of a nickel soap box, valued at $2, from the Singapore Disr<-nsary, and diDhonestly retain ing a paying-iu book ol the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, which
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    Officer's Troubles.
    1261 8 REMARKABLE CHARGES AGAINST A LIEUTENANT. Revelations at a Court Martial. The trial by General Court-Martial of Lieutenant Sawrey Cookson, the 13th Hussars, on two charges of (1) rising insubordinate language to a superior officer, and (2) breaking arrest, commenced at Trimulgherry Secundcrabad, India, on the 3rd instant under
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    PAHANG PUBLIC WORKS.
    577 8 Record Expenditure Provided for in the Budget. (From Ocb Own Correspondent.) Lipitt, January 15. The total provision for works, building*, roads, and bridges in Pahang for 1908 h 3*So.u2. r >. which exceeds the racord of 1907 by $59,204. The amount allotted for this* year, while being
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    Wedding at kudat Church
    156 8 On Saturday, November 80, at Kudat Church, British North Borneo, the marriage took place of Miss Lilian Mary Reid to Edward Gattey. The Church was prettily decorated for the occasion, and the service was conducted by the Rev. F. W. Ldggatt, Mrs. Reid presiding at the
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    30 8 All claims arising out of the runaway tram accident at Bradford, in which fourteen persons were injured, have been settled by the corporation for £2,000, in addition to doctors' bills.
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      16 8 Cecil, one of the horses recently taken to Calcutta from Java, is dead.
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      Lawn Tennis.
      33 8 V.M.C.A. Tournament. In the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament, yesterday afternoon, Davies beat Clarke, 6-8, 6 0, in the singles, and Nelson and Watson beat Laporto and Loveridge, 9-7, 8-6, in the doubles.
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      Hockey,
      187 8 S.C.C- v. Officers of the Qarrison. A Hockey match was played on tbe Esplanade yesterday between tho S.C.C. and a team composed of the Officers of the Garrison, and a fast and lively game was the result. Both teams were in good form, and nave some neat displays of
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      Rifie Shooting.
      337 8 Ipoh v. Taiping. The tie in the ladies' rifle-shooting competition between Ipnh and Taiping for the Mills Challenge Cup was shot off at Ipoh on Wednesday, with the result that Ipoh will have its name inscribed on the trophy for the first time. The scores were Ipoh, 171
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    THE CONFIDENCE TRICK.
    342 8 Cantonese Version as Practised in Kuala Lumpur. An amusing case in which a swindler traded on the superstition of his victims came before the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate, on the 17 th instant. It was one which detailed the simple manner in which two Cantonese maidens were deceived
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    79 8 The Army Council will, it is said, be very strict iv future in passing officers through the examination of the Royal Army Medical Corps for promotion to the rank of lieutenantcolonel. An officer will not be considered to have passed whose work is not classed as good. In order to
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      How Disease is Spread.
      122 8 To the Editor of the Straits Tim.-. Singapore, January 21. Sir, Eternal vigilance seems to be the price we mnst pay to have food fit to eat in Singapore. Somo time ago. several cases wero investigated, and the culprits dealt with severoly for nelling sodden meat
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      Life Not Worth Living.
      503 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Singapore, January 22. Sir, I shall be much obliged if you will kindly grant me the favour of a little space in your columns in order that attention may be directed to the report of certain lrgal proceed- i
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    Rubber and Mosquitoes.
    136 8 A correspondent writes It may interest you to know that growing Para rubber has the same effect upon mosquitoes as the Blue Gum in Australia, namely, it either kills them or drives them away. Two instances confirmatory of this have come to my knowledge of late years
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    64 8 L. D'Silva, Bailiff in the Land Office, Bukit Mertajam, has been fined SI: 0 on a charge of tendering an illegal gratification of 110 to the probate examiner of the Stamp Office, Penang, whose duty it was to revise the valuation of tbe estate of the accused's deceased wife. The
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      90 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. BUNGALOW TO BE LET. Entry on February 1, Sea-side Bungalow, No. 336, faair Pan jang. Apply to LIM TAT HIN, D lB4 38, Mohamad Soltan Boad. AUCTION SALE. Wednesday, January 99, 1908, at 2-30 p.m. The Steam Launch SALAMAT. (For fall particulars, see circulars). G. A. Fernandez ff
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      747 8 WHEN YOU CATCH A COLD Always Take a Few Doses of Pe-ru-na It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold. j Mr. George A. Nicholas, 76 Wellington street, Launceston, Tasmania i (Australia), la a prominent grorar, having been In the bmlness about 18 years. He writes as follows: i "X have
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      155 8 NOTICE. Tbe Opium Farm of the Residency East Coait of Bumatrs, exclus-ive of the I'istrict SIMELOENGOKN EN KAROLANDEN and the Sub-district TAMIANG, will be let fur on* year, and for three years, a« from April 1 1908, at the Resident's Office at Medan, on Saturday, February 29, 1908, at 10
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      PRODUCE.
      81 9 lo (Culk N. I miM*»A 9-75 < opra Ba;i 7«10 do Pontianal 7.30 Kcper, Black buyers 12.76 do White 5% MOO ->.«;.) 1' lour Sarawak 2 67J 4o Brunei No. I i 9'> r> lrl nago *-lv (Joffee Bali, pioktxl 2S.SO toffee. Palemban.'. -fry ha-i. 22.65 Coffee, Libcrian 22.00
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      EXCHANGE
      116 9 Q* Un<ion—Banlt 4 m> V*i Demand 3/&tt Private 6 ui/<» 3/4J 3o 3 m,-? V*-b On Oerm i'.y—Baok d/a 288} Private 3 in H^h Jo 8m« M*» Di hr nif«—Bank d/d 3»2 Priv*to 3 m l&i do v. "'■>' m in<J»a-Bank T. T. "8i Private 30 if 17»i O:
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      DEBENTURES.
      55 9 Buwarth Erskioe t% *6C0,000 3* pram RUey H»n{r<>»*Ba 6^ 225,000 3<* prer. Spire Electric Train ■vays Co., Ltd. 5% .550,000 noniina •.in»i»poreMnnioip»!6% 400,000 20% prec s<». 1,878,000 i%yrom. I*% 1.600.000 5.', preni i% 603,900 di? nom. -i-»i'.a £ng>neeriw; Byd., Ltd. 4, 15,000 pa. Ta»;c'no P. D. B 1% 230,000
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      MINING.
      413 9 Mt« of form* Capital Subaoribed < too I I Number Sbano Vata Paid Shares op to Unissued Company gc/r»rK.KI 1903 9300,000 f/400,000 1907 9800,000 •3SA.OW 1901 9600,000 9600,000 1903 £400,000 £860,000 I 1908 £80,000 £30,000 1907 9400,000 9373,000 1901 £60,000 £00,000 j 1906 £100,000 £100,000 1908 9150,000 999,000 1906
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      RUBBER.
      384 9 1903 4150,000 £116,65S 1906 $900,000 1108,000 904 £80,000 £15,160 1903 £70,000 £61,000 1906 1150,003 IiM.OOO .904 £11,000 £10,600 1905 £76,000 i £56,000 1906 £810,000 £243,tt7 1906 £180,000 i £180,000 1907 £320,000 £201,500 > 93,600 10,500 7.000 I 11.000 61,000 11,600 6,000 6.000 66,000 I 181,464 1 118.646 180,000 f
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      GENERAL.
      186 9 iB9t i-.-i.577. 10.0 44,806 7,688 '.894 IfH.OOO •154.000 4,600 >«66 115,000,000 •1.1,000,000 i 1905 12,400,000 M,» 00,000 1896 11,000,000 11,000,000 J;°°°, IWI M 4.000 M.OW B^4oo 1899 *875,000 187(5,000 j 1903 teOO.OOO 140,000 34!oOO 1891 tSO.OOO 180.000 600 1933 £750,000 £750,000 40,000 1884 •100,000 WOO.OOO 2,000 1890 $500,00 i
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    ANOTHER LIKE SAVED
    358 9 H\ Doan's Hacuachk Kiunkv Pills. tMM AS'D KIDNEY DISEASE. Mr. Catlin, of 11, Hardest) Street, Herne Hill, London, England, writes I was ill altogether about lour years from what the doctors (and I had to see three of them) told me was -tour and kidney disease," said
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      33 9 TUCK'S ACTRESS! POSTCARDS. Good asfcortnieut of Heal Phot© AND Photochromy Postcards Just Received. Jitts and Co., J9B-2. North Bri«te« Roail Singapore. '4HI CHOP NUMBER SATU TUAH THAT IS Fraser and Neaves' Aerated Waters.
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      79 9 0. j. Kcrmtm s c <••* M offmr thml* »r>/c U mm AGENTS IN i_\ -LAND. Emlmmtlmmmd lit 1844. thmy hmrm thorough hnomloiigo ml Mar*«rs, mm* mummrlmnom m* tmmimrn rmqulrmmonl*. Thm »«Wt ml Htm Ftrmm mhrrn mmrmmmml mupmrwlmlmm to mil mmmlmmmm, mnd ml.h contldmncm Inwtt* Ihomo rmmuM«B RE-lABLE AGENTS o*r
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      176 9 The Straits Times,) AND The Straits Budget.! i I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable jn Advance. I Dairy mm,* per year 930.00 do per quarter 7.60 do per Molk 8.60 do per copy 0.10 Weekly iMM per year 13.00 do per quarter 9.00 do per eopj; 0.36 When MUt bj; poet, there
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      134 9 CHEE ENfi SONS,! 'Established >»*< I Civil. Naval, Military and Spwting Tailor*. < ONTRACTORB TO THE VOLUNTBBR FORCES, NO E, 6RANO HOTEL DE L EUROPE, Beg to notify that they nave opened a Branch Office at the above addresu, in addition to their other premises at 6*20-4, North Bridge Road,
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      216 9 ALHAMBRA CINEMATOGRAPH Beach Road. TO -NIGHT I Grand Change of Programme ALL PATHE JU L. F. WILLIS, FRERES 1 FILMS. V >*■•■»• Pohoomull Bros, 40E HIGH STREET. SILK MERCHANT? Dealers in High-class Indian, Chinese aud Japanese Sill-, Cvi <oa and Silverware oi every description. Brassware, etc. CHARGES VERY MODERATE. INSPECTION
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    FEMININE NOTES.
    1288 10 BEADS USED FOR DECORATION OF PILLOWS. Tbe latest axe to which bead* are pat is lor tbe decoration of pillows, tabie-covors, curtains, portieres, etc. The new woven beadwork is most effective, easy to do, and comparatively quick work, and cow that beads can be had in such variety
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      606 10 BANKING COMPANIES. I HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. I paid-up Capital 110,000,000 reserve fund Sterling Reserve t10.000.000t f 2l 760,000 BilTerfieserve »11,760,000f Reserve Liability ct Proprietor* 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. G. H. Medhuret, Esq.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Henry Keswiok.— Deputy Chairoan. Ousts. v Friesland Esq. A. J Raymond Esq. A.
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      553 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHASTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of Reserve Fund £1,176.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor* £1,U00,000 BANKERS. Bank oi England. National Bank of Scotland. Tbe Lccdon City A Midland Back. Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Aooounta are opened and
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      412 10 MARTIN'S \JIPIOL&STEL.i^ for Lad ie 3.J jf*l aWL*2tl 4 f!W> ■■■«i» f*a tmtm>»rttt—. %-...m-\tmm ol M»rtln Pi: liln U» oo i» [n»l on t>* in: aUofm Impkit) ol tb. Sjmaa MM*! <«• w iJalnMi"! ThM. «h* im A.B rMOßiuwd •han,B.c« ±1, |»iM»llll «I.MCh.nM«U.n4I Im, otr r^«a* «UkB*HL ««U >OUru*PIOII, tHOL
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      662 10 SALES BY AUCTION. i IN THE MtAU OF TAN TONG WHATT, I Deceased. By Order of tlie Executor*— Ong Hock Eaat and Koh Gong Neo, MES3RB. H. L. COGHLAN AND CO Will include in their AUCTION SALE, AT "BURNBRAE ORANGE GROVE ROAD, On Saturday, January 25, at 230 p.m., A
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      535 10 INSURANCE Companies. COMMERCIAL UNION ASBURANC E COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. GUARANTEE. 1 Funds Exceed £12,000,000. W. A.SIMH, c 1376 'Ahos+ivr, Eastern Branch. J NORTH BKITIBH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO r-übscribed Capital $2, 750,000 Revenue 18-8 The undorsigned ara prepared to acoept Firo Risks at current rates. f 6fc> BEHN,
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    1223 11 'care of the car in the rainy season. No out wU doubt that tb,t> purchase of a motor cur brings in its truin the necct-sity for ao i n [■•> r.iiit ■irf- of much time and thought, and not a little labour. It largely depends upon the in<]ir .d.:a!
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      279 11 Argyll woter Cars. NOW IN STOCK One 12-14 H.P., four-cylinder, five-seated ARGYLL. P»iutt*d and Upholstered Dark Green, Red Wheels, fitted vrith Magneto, Kood, Pump, Lamps and all nftcpesary acce ssori6B and tools. Adams-Hewitt Cars, LO H.P., three -seaters, in Stock. Us Trial Hunt* 07 Skrrangeaicnt. t*rictn (vad fii'l particulars from
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      146 11 30MM0N SENSE .NUTSHELL Am* mcdiul work on the ouki and moil Kienhfic ~A rSrcttul n»ui of Klf-cui* ivi diacorered (or aerrou* '■■1 functkmAl debility, wiite of ritility, dppreHioQ of «I-inU, Ac. with practical oteerratioiu on marriage and fol! Jirrctioni for remorinf ceruin dixjualiacaUofii that in troy the happir.ru of wedded
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      50 11 JUST ARRIVED Ex S.S. MOYUNB," A.lO-12HP,4-Seater HUMBER CAR, With nil Aecws-orieH. The f&vourile Car wherever mtr.^i Absolutely tilent when running. r&rticulMn from The Borneo Co., Ltd. PILSENCR BEER KEY BRAND IMPORTED MNCb .afiWA^E OP IMITATIONS. •tai (iMiiM wiu.nt tfcf akm tm Uk U BEH N MEYERA Co. Ltd. ■•to 'mrvtimn
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      231 11 Local Motor Cax Agencies. llwol-gphnston V MOTOK CARS and "central MOTOR LORRIES. ENGINE WORKS. MOTOR CAR REPAIRS, TYREB VULCANIZED. «w w ACCUMULATORS RECHAR6EO. =jr= PLATING ENAMELLING, PAINTING. 0 By Skilled Workmen. LAMVS, COILS, JACKS, PUMPS, OIL, motor spirit Straits <Byeh Motor (So., BATTERY ROAD. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED bOLB: AGENTS
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      1088 12 Scale of Charge*. ♦'REPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MisoeIUneoue Want, of Every Description, House., hand, -tc., tc let. are iuertod at th. following mtew 'Jne Insertion t 1.80 per Inch. Two i.l) 0 Three 9.80 «z •■*> ffioe (.40 Twelve 7.*> Twenty-five 10.00 'Each subsequent month %S per inoh.) The above rate is
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      510 12 TO BE LET OR SOLO. KkTXf.—Toui Mum, on* or twj UH.-,:m 11. Br tfa* inch, Seal* of Chirp* HOUSE TO LET. Compound Hone*, No. 90, Spett'.awuode Park, ipply to Ong Tek Lim, No 20. Hu(h Street. GOOOWNS TO BE LET Dry and airy Gcdowns ie Ceoil and Stanley Streets. Apply,
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      813 12 Miscellaneous NOTICES. Rills lit Month, »1O per inch. Sibeeqotnt monthi, For shorter periods ace Seal* of Charges. NOTICE. OWNERS OF PIANOS who find it necessary to leave the Colony for any length of time, can bare their Pianos WAREHOUSED and kept in GOOD ORDER, at a very moderate xharge or
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      441 12 V.O.V. DAN MACFARLAIME COMPANY'S Royal Liqueur Scotch Whisky. OBTAINABLE OF ALL DEALEKWholesale from SYME and COm, Sol Afmts. §S. ALLSOPP SONS, LTD. Brewers to His Majesty The King. LAGER BEER, PALE ALE, STOUT. Obtainable from tiie \S Synte A COm, Principa' Dash Miscellaneous NOTICES. RATEi:— lst MolUll, |10 p«; >
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