Weekly Sun, 8 October 1910

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    20 1 The Weekly Sun. GREATER STRAITS SETTLEMENTS EDITION. 126, CROSS STREET. PRICE a CENTS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBEB fc 1910. No. 7.
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      284 1 j SMITH PREMIER |StraitsCycl.&MotorCo._Ltd.fI i liatten koad. I €^B^^Bfßß>i^N^B<Bßlßßß^allßßi^_i%iaMiM%PP Horse Repository, Veterinary Infirmary. CMnssiM Sz.xYxYv.v.Y' Horse Dealer. M a-:A A.A' Iraincr liven antes. AL r }3 A d-;^-^ and Breaker. HORSES CAREFULLY SHOD. IDER THK BUPEB MON OF C, W. Abrams, M. R. C. V. S. 0 DON, Four |fl
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      107 1 Siemens Brothers. li» 1 ■I—l -i :-^S ■klllL.fcMWlllll WW I lllflLW 1 _-.fll_L ._*Jg3— MANUFACTURERS F Electrical Machinery, Cables Wires, Apparatus and Accessories i'or Electric Light, Power and Traction Purposes. HEAD OFFICE Caxtn House, Westminster, LONDON. Supplies Department Upper Thames Street, LONDON. WORKS. Mallon!. Woohvich. Dalslon. BRANCHES. Cap.; Town, Melbourne,
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      189 1 J SMITH PREMIER PRICE I '.i Otf^ mm\Y\ iStraits Cycle i Motor Co.. Ltd.! I ia lalliid NOAH Whiteawav, Laidiaw m Stamford Road aroi iiiii Street, Singapore Special Line Tapestry Tables Covers. V %^'^^*^^^^_*S\ lJL**sWrg~ .a- y- C A ri f^*7 IX TWO COLOURS GREEN AND Kl.i). Beautiful Haul Dasijjns
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    THE CRAVING FOR THE UNUSUAL.
    505 2 Preaching in hh Cal tn uidienee '*i tea hers fron Vl anil tlie Bish »p of Ca riisle n i >' -UM scathing n n i r; i oa Urn oi tht- di -a to-tail m II rest rd ;ig A Be sj i L,
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    HOW THE MOVING PICTURE SPEAKS.
    347 2 1 ii j pictui r v hi) at inn i*- -ihnt >a o f v i irr of c ma,*] j M lut rominent e\ ja i. m- t.. t rule <le-i-trite »w much more wonderful tlie exhibition is when ev*r\ sound that aceoin- __k
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    369 2 'lim.i baa taken ap a bold poeition n ber _fote on the Eta b -.hip n'- Be DYention. Bhe assun* that the ...iy effect ol that instrument la to tondfirm r be Tn aty Portsmouth fi-udl rabaequent Treatj bi I sen berselfl md Jap m, by which
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    INDiAN TRIAL
    147 2 KVIDKNC'K AS TO I'ALSK DKAKhS, CW IMI S. AM) MATS. At Urn resumed proceedings in tho Dace i conspiracy I rial ni Calcutta- mho Grown, says Renter, produced i"vi<l'Mic«- t-« prove iin* .ii-r.)very in s Bamiti bouse ol false beaids»a cypher code, ami maps of Ida-va, Calcutta, Taina,
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    ARREST IN A CHURCH.
    121 2 (Jeorgo Williams, a paper seller, of no fixed abode, was charged as a suspected person found in St, John's Church, Fair-street, LSennondsey, and ata "a dt h b tfc mpting to stea l from an >fFertory box. The ViearofSt. John's, Horselydown, tiie ]\Vv. Herbert Williams, said
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    OLD AGE PENSION NOT DESIRED.
    107 2 Amos lliiKiK-s, j,n old man with long white hair. whmi charged with being drunk and incapahle, explained ,1h Bench thai it wm (i ,i,. i ,,inr!I v beer be had drunk but tti -«allty which had upsn him. In 3W( rtoa question m to whether
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    MAKING CINEMA PICTURES.
    571 2 THE CURIOUS BIDE OT A POPULAB AMUSEMENT. It is oalf ju-t orer s deaea years ago liace Ediaon first iatrodeoed bii kiaetoiraph, by mean-* oi irbiofa tha Brai motiag pictures were produced. A few experts prophesied a great (stare tot the invention, bai tho majority, wl)il«' eoneeding
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    PLOT AGAINST THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN.
    89 2 Tokio telegrams report thai a num>>er of Japanese have heen ai rested plotting against the Emperor's life and will he tried hy a special secret court. As we have already stated in the* columns, thia is the firsl tune in the history of the
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    VISIT OF AUSTRIAN WARSHIPS.
    97 2 Another notable naval visitant the Austrian cruiser Panther, arrived in the roads on Monday night. She has come jiown from Hongkong and will, in a V v (I:iys Proceed from this port to I olomho on her wav home She is vessel of 1,500 tons, carries
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    INDIAN UNREST.
    294 2 Mr. Valentino Ch-ioTi artfc !< a* M Indian tXnrest M in the Tinu bo to be made und I truA v\ :ilbe D available for a far wider circle of readers than the normal clienteh Prftiting House Square. It is sufficient to say of their merits that thej
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    "OUR DEAR OLD KOREA."
    80 2 The Ko sa n HnM kmo ci 1 1 the genera] office I which is in Krancisf h.i i; firmly repudiatii 1 ter, the cession of the sovereignty of Korean l.mpire Japan. severe condemnation of a .t is termed the "lyra Q [cal >- 'inpulsion of
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    CHINESE CHILDREN HAPPIER.
    150 2 In Th* Streets I China, dk crihed ii the English I llusl be the w riter vi clan tl Children on the H lo k Iki| py in < iraa. their i• ra in the Wi I world. They ate si I'rywh. re to be s a
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    STEALING TO MARRY.
    177 2 J komas I opl< > UK pc and A nnm ;i;,/ m i d Bfl t_C ft n both of Clar,- nd-!, Snvrt. ad were charged with I sing i •n a stealing and receh ing a hlue COStIM an ostrich feather. pair of silk s1 ma>.
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    MR. W. SCAWEN BLUNT ON PRISON REFORM.
    179 2 A Mci v. h hai to M C irchill ou i in I I Mr. Aad ll si lo ivs that in the i --la d bsßwas r than fteatag v ace in bis life s was then tilm i 11 ham, which
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    HEVEA RUBBER COMPANY.
    68 2 xtraor ry general meeting the COUM was held regisfe f the C 15, thei Last S I lit Die! a follow m. in f the f i bet is Ik liquidate I tii it -und up and i X, I red L i ding v; uded was
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    OLD POLICEMAN'S FATE
    74 2 Formerly a member of the City P itherUM, a_rc charged with v wandei insane." Early one morning he called at il, liill poli< which Im mtado ooa ni at tin inspector in cl a nquin ness. and he said, ter. I'm on firsl n number, tact that
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    17 2 ire the qua: from the •cs during I a •V ibilan P lh .ng V d -f(Vi
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  • Correspondence
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      RETRIBUTION.
      141 3 To the Editor, "The W. Dear Sir,— l am glad to Str ti has 1 .no well tang I A nvune'it's thoug i would have sh iim that his teacher's saying ti >ing was always followed h as Deen already true in this case. Those Municipal ol heen found
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      SUNDAY IN THE EAST.
      210 3 To the E M Tlm Weekly Sun." Sir. I da not think that there is much advantage in discussing su of a religious character in the public press, but the Sunday question is one which goes farther than into the domain of religion. I have found
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    HELPING THE ENEMY!
    197 3 hrow your seaports all wide open! 1 iamored Cobden, Bright and Co. fatuous Freetrade frenzy More than sixty years ago. "Throw your se all wide open, And the world at la l see Both the justice and the wisdom Of a trade entirely free "All the world
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    NO SETTLEMENT.
    85 3 COMPROMISE ii iTLE. Mi'- Askwitli, an oflSoial of t B ard of Trade, wenl to M tnchester hoping inh>rmallv to brii gthe C tttoninasters 1 I •"•<!!< < )prrativos I ig >ther m order I n erl a lockout A i lint conferenc i v. ts held, but
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    GREAT OIL COMBINE ENDED.
    35 3 Price War Ensues. The Nr.v York Stand trd Oil Compa] id c Asiatic Pet- -'inn Company have cancelled their agreement, thus ending tlif combinat ».i. A price war has consequently begun*
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    A HUNGARIAN LOAN.
    277 3 It is announced in Vienna that the Rothschild group of Austria-] [ung ry and Germany has arrange I i [ungarian loan of twenty m iili. sterling. Th i lun^ai ia loan is I > be issued in Janu ury. [Widespread opposition is being offered France to the
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    THE JAPANESE TARIFF.
    99 3 Attitude ol the Board ol Trade. The 1 ludder-Ticld Chamber if 'ommeree has stated that the Board of Trade has refused to receive a (L pa tat ion, instructed to uraa tlie serious effects of the new Japanese Tariff on the Yorkshire woollen trade. OH the ground
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    THE LABOUR PARTY.
    115 3 THE ABOLITION 01 THi: PLEDGE. The proposal to abolish the Labour party pledge is likely to have the most important effect on the relation^ between Liberalism and Labour anc! will remove the mo>t formidable yy) ):d demand for tlie r. e-'sai of the teb >me judgment. The
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    THE BERLIN RIOTS.
    78 3 Police Assaults on Journalists. THE EMBASSIES PROTEST. The Hritish and American Kmb issies have made representations to the lerman Foreign Office regarding the police assault upon journalists. The Police President had 'defused to 'punish the guilty policemen, informing the journalists that they had contravened regulations in joining
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    A CORRECTION.
    55 3 Instead of the telegraphed statement that The Queen Mother, Alexandra had presented a iYee library to Liverpool," that should read. "The Queen Mother, Alexandra has presented t^ the Liverpool F\w 1 ahrarv a valuable book illustrating a collection o\ amis presented to the late King Edward by the
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    IS A BOXER OUTBREAK THREATENED?
    32 3 It is announce:! from Washington that advices trom Americans in Kar Kast are that a critical situation exists a\m\ ail outbreak ol Boxerism wrill not be surprising.
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    TRADE INCREASE.
    29 3 The revenue ot the quarter shows an increase ot £1 _,N_9,()'25 md the half year shows an increase of £37,r)t>5,r24, there being an increase in every item.
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    INDER THE HAMMER.
    21 3 It is announced from Tokio that Admiral Winsloe has ordered the "Bedford* 1 to be sold by auction.
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    QUEEN MOTHER'S GIFT.
    14 3 The Queen Mother Alexandra has presented a free library to Liverpool.
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    SCOTTISH HOME RILE.
    18 3 The Scottish Home Rule national committee has decided to Start a campaign OH Oct. 25.
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  • POLICE NEWS.
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      Friday.
      132 3 A SToaiig Tamil was fined $2 or 4 days f v being drunk and die lorly. 1 Two Chinese by the names I LoHu SO Chus CStna, were fined 115 nr 14 lays each for lighting in Mali Sir* st w A Hokien by the same of Ifg am*
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      Monday.
      118 3 21 jinrickshaw pniler- m or a (i iys each f >r nh» w ing BM ll Bain Street. m i F<>r importing opiam into tlie Colony, Aner Bacha, a young Bengali fined |50 i ir 3 weeks. •mm v Kun and Pina N i r ng with burying the
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      Tuesday.
      201 3 3 Chinese weft lined $5 or 7 days •aicli for playing Kan Tan in a li U Tan T\ c Place. w A Ding ity th.* line of Pern:: wa- fined 11 or 3 dayi fot lnwpanlng in the Government House grounds. A young Chinaman by the name of
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      Wednesday.
      82 3 A Ifohamedan [ndian has om arrested on a charge of attempting t )reak into a house in Arah 8 TO e—m\w*~* A Pathan policeman was convicted by Mr. Robins »n, third magistr 'f theft of $2 from b Chinese prisoner. His worship deferred sentence. A Bengali oratchman employed at
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      Thursday.
      134 3 Jewellery i a lued at $276,80 lias been stolen fr *:n the house of a Malay named Ifohamed Katfim at X Roko. w* A Chinese bousebn i ker vm i enced to six months rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Finnstona, senior magistra to. sm A Chinese <•■ Olie employed in
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    DIPLOMATIC.
    15 3 A. P. tsvolsky, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been appointed Russian Ambassador Lit Paris.
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      60 3 The Municipal Commission i "J- -i IV DISGUSTING! WAIT TILL I'M ELECTED. SINGAPORE AUTU-VfN ?¥iEETINC CHARLES^ ROBINSON "THE POPLAR" TURF ACCOI N TANT Commissions Bxecuted ON ali i:nts Win, Place, fe;_le, Trebles. al ss THE M s, BBAi TELEPHCdE IM '-iS Telegram. "ROBfcl. „epa.d Young man seeks situation in tbe
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    BIRTH.
    20 4 Tl RNER. At Job »re I; hru, September M\ tie- wild- f Kredenek Arth ir Turner, <<( a d inghter.
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    The Weekly Sun. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8. CHINESE IN COURT.
    313 4 The Weekly Sun. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8. CHINESE IN COURT. N a change necessary While have n i oursslfe n the action which has been taken against the Ttmee fossa respect of an alleged libel agam-t a Chinese trader, we feel r hent us, as representing Urn Straits' I hinese, to
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    HIS EXCELLENCY SU YEU CHIU.
    232 4 NKW CMIMISK C« '\srda,r.M-dd\!.. 3 Exc< cr y, wl was educated in A-- speaki Englisl] fluently. H !it> receive -p< il i ist; fr tin mperi i Jo\ ernn ent to investigate the conditions under which Chinese es ire ernpl the a er 'es in
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    CHINESE LIBEL ACTION.
    2480 4 I a ci Jnstiei B w. ii. Hynd- a .Jones, was further engaged In be Supreme 4 uri m Tuesday and A•' aiesda I aa Tfa magSS. i > h(| him Hock Kee. a tumseU aa i broker, lived af 191 Ccci Hreet He n i 1
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    M. L. COWAH CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL BREACH 0;* TRUST.
    133 4 The recent dissolution of partnership between A. Tully und Mid EL Cowan, bookmakers, bas been followed by a rather sensational development. In the third p lice court on Tuesday before Mr. R ibinson, (Wan appeare(l on a warrant charged with j(l)
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    49 4 A K'isHan steamer baa been attacked cm the Amur by Changchusee m a point ab .a; fifteen milea ob w Harbin, saya a Harbin despatch. The son of civilian paya £151 nm annum while al Sandhurst Royal Military College, bui reductions an |maae in the case of officers' bobs
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    SUB ROSA.
    504 4 ftwan ii B unitvill* inager I the liosqnito B« police itealing a dtuai Ht* explained t the Magistral, tl al I mi .11 ;i i lista "Tin I t ->, 1h id bad a glass Off tn s and a glass or I I dies at < ice
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    PRINCE REGENT OPENS CHINA'S IMPERIAL ASSEMBLY.
    53 4 A li-K-iiKf -vr.. v "i"'^'; 1 Imperial Ass,,nh!v whirl, is China's firsl la-, He ueclar,.] J0 Assembly repn-M-med t!.- f he though It was ail initial step t >watda a constitution Il nei f!) pef ragn n SJ*?™ mtry. and show, I progress larm1
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    LOCAL NEWS.
    1011 5 4-- G. li. L) iy „,.n _ze: f the l-rd-r il c -m-mam~m~ Mr. A. M. r &nent| ac >;; endent of Cens b, I M. ga/aut-* V -1 w i M W. J. id B m*i •i of 1 tXfc :K_ an d 1i- i in*-- have
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    CURRENT NOTES.
    631 5 In Scotland mere are thirty-tnreel County Councils. The Bank ol France Is owned kj\ 28,200 shareholders. A sturgeon weighing 900 lbs- will There are i a*.' 1 i I pill ur-b ateeinl process of bleaching 628,000,000 equal to £4S a man. i a tickets last yearoosl 64,518,000. Naval
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      59 5 G. OTOMUNE AND COMPANY. HAVE JUST Collection OF New Goods. n-PMAiMU, ,mi mi. iv.m. J i..i_ijp»b™"» SUITABLE FOR C<w «p **w*am. w _FS_Ffc 13L AW J_ __^t W W lara H S-3 *r H n_k _n .A &_Z* H Hr 1 1 rJt th. .N» AND NFW YEAR PRESENTS. Inspection
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      305 6 •^*^^N__^«#"^k BELLAMY AND CHRISTIE Are now doing baa ess <<n the forthcoming Autumn Meeting RUN OCTOBER 11. 13 AND 15. Double Events Treble Events RACES 3, 5 AND 6. -I fl r OH ai.: r.\ i:\ I »ne 186. Telegram^ Id iton.' OFFICE, 17 CHANCE ALLEY. TAN TECK PUAN GO.
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      39 6 Yew Loong. ws Odd and Silver Smith JEWELLER AND Watch Maker. No. ii. HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. No. C. Hotel de' Europe. TAILORS, Breeches Makers AND General Outfitters. Leong Cheong Co. No. til. Ilmli Miv.-t. SINGAPORE. Tele pin mh* 385,
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      69 6 d "d .a. t.-.'" d-JLvv I ii*t»«..Mt» a. yv i uiiy AND COMPANY. TURF ACCOUNTANTS. SOW DOING BUSINESS i >\ THK i-< 'i:TM< >MING SINGAPORE MEETING. Treble Elvent Double Events Straight-out all Events. Por pari m ular uid pi k noply to 33, Raffles Place, Singapore. Tel-*. '-it llt, Singapore.
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      546 6 COME AND SEE OUR S. C. A. T. WITH HARPERS PATENT Compressed Ali' Self Starter WHICH JACKS i in. CAR, PUMPS IBS AI STARTS THE* ENGINE EVEN SEVERAL DAYS' without Usiriß the Starting Handle. su i.r: _G i.N CS: C. F. F. Wearne Co., 210. 211 212. ORCHARD ROAD. I
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      195 7 1 w d yearly sui. $2 .50, post fe direct to any no cr itl Ma a Office 1 riptioa for 6 nontha $l.r>. Urn months 65 Sm M fit _T^ s** /> Motor Car Co. 215 216, Orchard Road. Telephone Minor Cars on hire at the Rate oi S5
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      377 7 KONINKUJ^ PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL DUTCH PACKET COMPANY.) 'mm COHTRACI WITS TBI N r.t v I a!. \Mwt fwmae tetmrmmmmmjtm* Agents at Singapore ihe Sliipsagescy, ltd.. 2-3 Collyer Quay. MAIL TABLE OCTOBER BTH TO 15TH, 1910. n .:i i a .i ,i appn ariinate. From WUI ac >.•>■.. itched for:— filing
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      47 7 ADVERTISEMENT. APARTMENTS. Furnished with or without Board. Tennis Court. Terms on application. 15 Niven Road. ji m— —aw^— rr— —n^w,_«_— .n— Kong Hing Chiong Co. l'lloToCßAl'ie DEALERS. Hims, Chemicals, Cameras, Plates Papers Always in Stock. DEVELOPING AND PRINTING A SPECIALITY. Telephone. N<». 1055, Adelphi Hotel I Buildings.
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      203 7 The Wah An Life Insurance Company, Limited. j HEAD OFFICE. SHANGHAI. CHINA AGENCIES ALL OVER CHINA. For Particulars Apply To Messrs. Chu Shu Ming or Boev Chuan Poll. Ii I i A I I I FOR THE STRAITS SBTTI.B«Birr9 and Federated Malay Stato. 9 XJChoW I |.:ad Won iah i
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