The Straits Times, 7 November 1902

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 20,976 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1902. PRICE 15 CFNTS
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      621 1 NOTICES. ghc ffimes. ADVERTISING RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Al)\ T.iri'ISKMKNTS. Till K ty|>e nxP'l iw HtiinUanl for Ketting a<lverti»Mii<>nt>- i> Miniilar to this, iinle»s tlipin*aruction i> to ".liHplny" the advertisement, when any rflVi-tive otyle of type, lined iv the loiper, will !•<■ adopted. The »t;indar.l runn exactly pijilit line* to
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      500 1 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. 'PEN DKKS will be received, up to noon 1 on Tuesday, the 18th Novemlier, 19CJ. Nt the Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore, and at the Resident Councillors Offices, Penang and Malacca, from persons desirous of contracting for supplies for the Government at Singapore. Penang, and Malacca, respectively, for
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      466 1 NOTICES MUNICIPAL NOTICE. GAS WORKB. TENDER FOR TAR. TEMDERS are invited and will be received by the undersigned up till 4 p.m. on tne 19th instant, for the Tar produced at the Gas Works during the year 19M. The approximate quantity is 276 piculs a month. The Tar will be
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      130 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. KELLY WALSH, LTD, NEW BOOKS. Just bo Stories, by Rudyard Kipling $4.50 Representative Men of the Bible by G. Matheson 4.50 Origin of Civilisation and the primitive condition of Man by Lord Avebury 13. 50 Historical Essays and Reviews by Dr. Mandell Creighton 4.00 Recollections of a Long
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      594 1 Christmas New Year Cards In Great Variety. Special attention is called to our selection of Cards for printing own name and greetings. Fancy Calendars 1903. w. A t. RAFFLES STORE 33 North Bridge Road. WE beg to announce that we are nowshewing a lnrge range of Dress Materials in pretty
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      198 1 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures colds. It acts on nature's plan, loosens the coujfli. relieves the lun|{s and opens the secretion* effecting a permanent cure. It counteracts any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. It is pleasant to take both ailulN and children like it. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con
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    F. M. S. NOTES.
    702 2 Noc. »mL Mr. Conlay left Seremban on Sunday for Tampin and Districts via Malacca. Mr. and Mrs. Cosgrave will not be able to leave for home till the end of December instead of the middle of that month. Mr. Coates spent the week-end in Seremban. Early
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    SMART PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS.
    176 2 SMART PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS. They Let But Few Appendices (iei Away. The records at the German Hospital in Philadelphia, U. S. A., present what is regarded as a most remarkable set of facts. More cases of appendicitis are treated there than at all other hospitals in the city combined. According to
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    WIRE NEWS.
    666 2 Home. Tlif I .nnddii i'orr<-*|><>nil<!iil of the Iml inn Dmilf Afar*, aalilin;: <>n the -Jfith nit., xtate* that the lUyJjProgrs— throagh I/miklom on Saturday a MgMßt, xliightly impaired lay the troop* having to wear dark over coatH. The ithhil: were dermest on the Surrey Hide. The iul<lrcs» of
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    IMPROVEMENT IN TELEGRAPHY.
    355 2 Australian Journalist's Remarkable Invention. Particulars of a new system of telegraphy, or rather a development of the existing system, from which important results are anticipated, are given by the Chronicle. The new system, wiMi which the (ieneral Post Ottice authorities are experimenting at present between Edinburgh and
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      510 2 NOTICES. ffelista CIGARETTES. Made from choice Turkish Tobacco. Packets of 1O and 20. "Wdree 6astles" CIGARETTES. Gold -Tipped, Packets of 10. MANUFACTURED BY W D. ft H. 0. WILLS. A Guarantee off Excellence, Sold by all Dealers and Hotel- m.w.f. 4 -12' rl. «J _■_> JL JETL Ag:ent for Nil
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      254 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturer* of Dynamite, (telignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators. ALL KINDS OP Safety Puses. AND Electric Blasting Apparatus, The above Explosives, being all manufactured in Great Britain, are made to pass the high standard of safety and purity tests imposed by the British Government,
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      300 2 NOTICES. (STANDARD pOLICIES THE demand for these Securities continues steadily to increase. New Policiesfor over £1,000,000 (sums assured) have been issued every year since 1866— a resulted maintained uninterruptedly for so lons a period by no other office in the United Kingdom. Apply to THE BORNEO COMPANY, Ltd. Agents, Standard
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    A POSSIBLE INTERVIEW.
    805 3 Seene The Gilded Throw Hoom iv Berlin. (Enter Generals Botha, De Wet, and Delarey condncleil l>y Count Von Bulow. They him- profoundly.) The Kmperor Here in the halls where ray forefathers acquired the glories which are now represented in My person, and whence I direct the mighty
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    37 3 Here's a letter from Mirandy at college. She says she's in love with Ping Pong," "She is, hey f Well, she'd better civ* him up. We ain't f?oin' ter stand lei no Chinaman marrying inter this family
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS INVISIBLE.
    155 3 Trt: Nacy League Journal notes that The work of dressing our warships in their new suits of grey has begun in the dockyards. Instead of white hulls for tropical stations and black hulls and white upper works for other waters, the Admiralty have decided that all our
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    220 3 Mu. T. B. Thomson has arrived at Kuala Lumpur from Pahang where he has been with Mr. R. Meikle on a shooting trip. Owing to bad weather and lack of sport we understand that Mr. Meikle's wanderings have not been an unmitigated source of pleasure. A lesson in
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    A CLEVER SCOUNDREL.
    251 3 Thk Rawang desperado, who was transferred to the Taiping Central Prison not long since and who made a murderous attempt on the acting Jailor recently, was the other day placed before the Senior Magistrate there and sentenced to three years' additional rigorous imprisonment, making in all a
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    323 3 For Singapore Fer P. 4 O. 8.8. Victoria, connecting with tin' steamer Bfft</o/ at Colombo, from London Oct. 16, due J6th Nov.— Mr. Carswell, Mr. B Cameron, Mies Bather, Mr. J. Webster, Mr. G. M. Donald, Messrs E. J. Penney A. R. Voules, C. 8. Crane, Mrs.
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      643 3 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND.— Sterl ink Reserve..! 10.000,0001 t..-tn«n Silver Reserve....! 4.750,000/ 14 SO OW REBERVE LIABILITY OF J m n,n(m PROPRIETORS 10 000 000 Court of Directors. Hon. R. Shewan,... Chairman. A. Haupt, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. Hon. C. \V. Dii-Ksi iv H.
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      583 3 NOTICES. WANTED. FOR a merchant's office, an intelligent <-lerk, quick at figures and with good handwriting. Apply by letter to 3.8., c/o Straits Time*. 10-11 WANTED. A SMART youth who can manipulate the Typewriter (Remington). Apply with references to v.c. M. c/o Strait* Times. WANTED. FOREMAN Or WORKS. A PPLICATIONS,
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      649 3 NOTICES. H. L. COGHLAN CO. Auctioneers, Estate Agents, and Valuers. Auditors, Commission Agents, and General BrokersInsurance Agents (Fire, Life and Marine.) Fire Loss Assessors. Manufacturer*' Representatives. FOR SALE. A Complete Ice Plant on the Lindes" Anhydrous Compression System, capable of a daily out-put of from 20 to 26 hundred-weight of
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      626 3 SHIPPING. INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED FOR HONGKONG. THE Company's steamer NAM SANG, 4.l ','M ions, Captain Payne, having left Calcutta on the 30th Oct., may l>expected to arrive here on or about the "th Novr, and will have prompt despatch for the above port. For freight or passage apply
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER.
    1183 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. No better demonstration of the etfi ciency of British colonial administration can be asked for than that conveyed in the Report of the High Commissioner for the Federated Malay States which is published on another page of this issue. No better
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    120 4 Apropos of an arr.icle published in these columns yesterday on the cure of tetanus by a new system of injecting anti-toxin, we learn that Mr. E. F. H. Edlin, the well-known lawyer, was attacked by the terrible disease some seventeen years ago when at Cambridge, and lived to tell the
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    6 4 To-day's 4/ms bank rate is 1/7}.
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    7 4 The Islander left yesterday for Christmas Island.
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    22 4 Tub Shipping and the Import and Export Offices will be open for one hour from 10 to 11 a.m. on Monday next.
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    21 4 Shipping advertisements, with dates of sailing etc., will be found on page 7. General shipping news is printed on page 8.
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    25 4 The M. M. homeward mail steamer Ernest Simmus left Saigon at 6 a.m. today and is due here on Sunday at about 6 a. in
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    20 4 The Town and Volunteer Band will play on the Old Jail site to-morrow afternoon from 5 to 6 (weather permitting.)
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    23 4 On Monday next, which is a public holiday in honour of the King's birthday, there will be no issue of the tjtrail* Tim**.
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    26 4 The Ceylon Turf Club ha^e arranged for a New Year Race meeting on the Bth and 10th January. There will be six events on each day.
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    23 4 The Rowing Club will hold some scratch four races on Thursday, Nov. 20th, and subsequent days, for a prise presented by the captain.
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    26 4 As Monday next is a general holiday in honour of the King's birthday, the Philharmonic Choir will meet on Wednesday at 5.15 instead of on Monday.
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    24 4 In preparation for the King's birthday parade at the rece course on Monday morning, the Singapore Volunteer Artillery have a battery parade this afternoon.
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    32 4 In connection with the occurrence of the King's birthday on Sunday next, it is an interesting item of news that the accouchement of the Princess of Wales is expected during this month.
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    33 4 Launches will leave Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club on Sunday morning at 6 and 7. The final of the race for the President's Cup will be swum off on the Sunday following.
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    35 4 A Royal salute will be fired from Fort Canning in conjunction with the Royal Navy— the latter will fire the first round at 12 noon on Monday next, in honour ol MM the King's Birthday.
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    28 4 Col. Dorward, k.k., who has been appointed to command the troops in the Straits Settlements, with the rank of Brigadier-General, was expected to leave London for Singapore tomorrow.
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    34 4 The Ceylon Ohrerver tells us that: "Mr. F. T. Coorey, Mudaliyar of Ragam Pattu, has secured an appointment as Inspector of Police, Singapore, from the beginning of next year". What does it mean f
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    34 4 Yesterday evening, Insp. Goodland, P.C.A. Department, arrested the driver of a private carriage belonging to an European for using a galloway with sores under the collar. This morning Mr. Wilson fined the driver $25.
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    43 4 Roberts, the billiard champion, is again on his way out to the East. He is coming out in the N. D. L. s. s. Barhurussti due at Colombo on the 14th instant. It is probable that he will play three exhibition games there.
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    42 4 Yesterday, before Mr. Beatly, W. G. Harris, a steward on the sj James Brand, was charged with stealing two rings from the head cook of that vessel. He was fined $50, or in default two months' imprisonment. The fine was not paid.
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    52 4 The race for the Caulfield Cup (Melbourne) was won by Lieutenant Bill. There were 23 starters. Air Motor, the absolute favourite, stood at 5 to 1 against. The winner stood at 33 to 1 and won by a length. Flagship came second and Vanity Fair third. Air Motor took the
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    53 4 From an announcement appearing in our advertising columns to-day, it it will be seen that a new firm of house and estate agents, general brokers, etc., has started at Singapore, under the style of Laws, Phillipps Co. The business premises of the new firm are on the third floor at
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    60 4 The case in which Mr. McKenzie was summoned by the police for driving a motor car at a speed greater than ten miles an hour was heard by Mr. Wilson, this morning. Mr. Van Cuylenberg, counsel for the defence, contended that the local laws only applied 10 traction cars and
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    49 4 A Nimbkk of German marines for the relief of time-expired men ot the German East Asiatic squadron left Bremerhaven on October Ist in the Kiautschou, which arrived here this morniug The boat called at Rotterdam and. Antwerp. The transport in all carries 16 officers, 43 ensigns and 187 sailors.
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    51 4 A koothali. match will be played on the Esplanade this afternoon between an eleven from H.M.S. Arethttsa&nd the Sj.C.C. The following will play for the A ret huso goal, Wotton backs, Cunningham and Mills half-backs, McFarlane, Lieut. Royds and Greenwood forwards, Pyatt, Jones, Gethin, Hamer, and Holt. Kick off at
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    60 4 In connection with the disposal and winding up of the estate of the late J. R. Lambert, Messrs. Powell Co. will sell by auction at Lambert Bros' Carriage Works to-morrow, Saturday, at 1.30 p.m. a number of carriages and a quantity of carriage fittings and material. The sale includes an
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    57 4 The Straits Settlements Blue Book for the year 1901, which has just been issued, contains, if possible, more than the ordinary lieav y mass of figures and information. For lovers of statistics this publication can be highly recommended as being a record of almost any table of figures with which
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    69 4 H. M. S. Vestal will probably leave this afternoon for Christmas Island and thence on to the Cocos. Mr. fi. G. Broadrick is going to Xmaa Island by the Ve*tat to enquire into the death of a coolie who was killed by a chunk of phosphate falling on his head.
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    60 4 On Saturday, a large number of new books will be ready for issue at the Raffles Library. Among them are No Other Way, Sir Walter Besant; Love and the Soul Hunters, John Oliver Hobbes; If I were King, Justin H. McCarthy; In Kings' By Ways, Stanley VVeyman The Uganda Protectorate,
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      MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S VISIT TO SOUTH AFRICA.
      111 4 His views on the Mission. Lundon, 6th Nor. Mr Chamberlain has declared that he wishes to proceed on his mission to South Africa with an pen and unprejudiced mind. One Oreal African Nation. His sole desire is to bring together kindred people into one
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      THE CAPE'S "GROWL."
      21 4 The Cape newspapers n-ent Mr. Chamberlain going to Natal first on board the cruiser provided by the Cape-
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      BOERS FOR SOMALILAND.
      22 4 Declined with Regret. The Foreign Office has regretted its inability to accept a Boer contingent for service in Soraaliland.
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      AMERICAN POLITICS.
      34 4 The next American House of Representatives will be composed of 204 Republicans and 179 Democrats. The result is a personal victory for President Roosevelt. Tammany is stronger than ever in New York.
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    ST. MARYS BAZAAR.
    227 4 The St. Mary's College was the scene of a prettily arranged fancy fair yesterday and from 4.:jo to after ten o'clock the various stall holders did a brisk trade.' Many ladies and gentlemen attended the bazaar, and at intervals the proceedings were enlivened by music. Many varieties
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    THE REV. G. F. PENTECOST. EVANGELIST.
    269 4 Thk Rev. Geo. Frederick Pentecost, D.D., arrived in Singapore this morning on the German mail, on his special Far Eastern mission from the U. S. A. As clergyman, author, printer's apprentice, court clerk, Army chaplain, and evangelist, this gentleman has had a remarkably varied
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    24 4 The P. O. extra steamer Mamatm left Bombay on the 6th instant, and is expected to arrive here at daylight on the 17th idem.
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      250 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. THE VALUE OF MONEY IS GAUGED BY WHAT IT WILL BUY. ALL LINES AT THE AUBTRAljl^yr STORES THE CONTINUOUS EXTENSION OF OUR BUSINESS IS PROOF OF THIS FACT. THOMPSON, THOMAS CO. 1, ROBINSON ROAD. LAWS PHILLIPPS A CO., 8, BATTERY ROAD. FOR BALE. MoTO CAR HORSE POWER BY
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      458 4 FOREMAN wanted to take charge of a Furniture Factory. Mast have had experience in dealing with Chinese workmen. Apply stating eiperience aod salary expected, to L L., c/o Strait* Tim's Office GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. ACHINESE-speaking clerk is required on the Ist December next in the office of the Deputy Public Prosecutor.
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      58 4 G.R. Lambert Co. Photographers open Gresham House (Battery Road.) —on Weekdays only 8 a.m.— 6 p.m. Orchard on WeekdavB 8 a m <5 P-"»- on Sundays. Ba.m.— noon. /"CUSTOMERS who intend sending por\j traits home as Xmas and New -Year presents are reminded not to postpone too long. Appointment* for
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    THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES.
    2035 5 MKiH COMMISSIONERS DESPATCH. Mr. Chamberlain's Reply. From the Secretary to the High Commissioner, F.M.S., we have received for publication a copy of the High Coinmissioner'9 despatch to the Secretary of State, accompanying the report on the Native States, and a copy of the Secretary of State's
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    161 5 DOWNING STREET. London, !"></< Oct. Sir, I have read with much interest your despatch No. 226 of the 19th of June and the reports on the Federated Malay States enclosed in that despatch and in your despatch No. 268 of the 20th of July and have noted with great satisfaction
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    GIRDLING THE EMPIRE.
    313 5 Thk steamer Colonia, belonging to the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company, Limited, arrived at Victoria, British Columbia, in September with the last link of the Pacific Cable on board. This she at once proceeded to lay between Banfield Creek, on the west coast of Vancouver, and Fanning
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    THE BROUGH COMPANY.
    98 5 Thk B rough Company arrived at Colombo on October 29th and opened in the Bijou Theatre with Grundy's wellknown play, Sowing the Wind. The cast included Mr. and Mrs. Brough, Messrs. Mclntyre, W. T. Lovell, Orlando Daly, Eriiest Vere, Percy Walshe, M. McLean, and Higson and Misses
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    41 5 The Secretary to the Kadana Gold Mining Co. Ld. thus reports the result of the October crushing Mill ran an equivalent of 17 working days at 10 head, with a result that 92 ounces 4 dwts of smelted gold were obtained.
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    Correspondence.
    490 5 [The Straiti Timei it not re»pon«ible for the •pinions of ita correspondents.] ENGLAND AND GERMANY. To the Editor of the Straits Times." Sir, Your quotation on German Anglophobia" in your paper of yesterday reminds me that in all the articles which I hav<j read on the subject, barely auy
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    STOWAWAYS.
    111 5 Before Capt. Boldero at the Marine Court this morning, Capt. J. C. Williamson, of the s.s. Lothian, which arrived from Hongkong this morning, charged James Smith and Herbert Russell with being stowaways from Hongkong. Both men pleaded guilty. Capt. Williamson stated that Smith aggravated his offence by refusing to
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    MANILA DIRECTORY.
    102 5 Mb. Geo. F. Witton, The Directory Man," arrived here by the German mail this morning en route to Manila which despite the advantages of three centuries of Spanish administration haw never yet enjoyed the happiness of having a Directory of its own, though the China and Japan ports,
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    COMMERCIAL.
    631 5 Singapore, 7th November, 1902. PRODUCE. Gambier t H.H". Copra Bali 900 do Pontianak 8.75 Pepper, Black 34.25 do White, (8%) 56.50 Sago Flour Sarawak 3. 97 4 do Brunei No. 1 3.85 Pearl Sago 5.25 Coffee, Bali, 15% basis 22.76 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis 30.00 Coffee, Liberian No. 1
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      167 5 Why will you Suffer With Rheumatism when relief and cure are within your reach Many who have been c-ripped for weeks, months, and even years have found relief from pain and suffering through the instrumentality of Little's Oriental Balm, Mr. A. S. Colly of Lewis, lowa, expresses his opinion in
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      665 5 NOTICES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT. Every night this week THE ROYAL BIOSCOPE AT BEACH ROAD The Last Opportunity for witnessing CORONATION PICTURES. Many other Interesting Pictures to beexhibited. Prices as usual Doors open 8 p.m. Commence o p.m. ESTATE OF J.R. LAMBERT, Dtmaud SALE OF CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE FITTINGS AND MATERIAL, MACHINERY. Ac.
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      154 5 DAY BY DAY. Friday, 7th November. High Water. 1.44 p.m. Moon. First Quarter. 7.2« p.m Turnout Sale. H. L. Coghlan 4.30. Football. S.C.C. v. Arethuta 6. .S.V.R. 4 S.V.I. Ceremonial Drill. 6.15 S.V.A. Battery Parade. 6.15. B.V.E. Drill. 5.15. Mr. Ong Siang's Lecture. Prinsep St. Church. 8. Bioscope. Beach Road.
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      546 6 NOTICES. *Q?e Pulsometet> Requires o dfi^k Thousands in use i ii j i iiiS lal giving entire skilled attendance. satisfaction. r» xj jvl r> ml f A almost mm v^m\ AKTYTHI^TG-. MlLc M NCedS n M H Oil, Packing, No moving parts '^mj WL m^SszimTf m, or Leathers. to get
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      71 6 NOTICES. The undersigned have been appointed by Mb. J. H. TRACHSLER, of Zurich, sole Agents for his Turkey Red Cloth; M Chop Sauh." Any imitation of this chop or ticket will be prosecuted. DALMANN CO. iO-ll G. OTOMUNE GO. :o: CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. NEW GOODS. A FINE COLLECTION
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      932 6 NOTICES. pjrpiOL&STEEL A^LWLadies.l ff LLS A Rtmndy for all Irretfularltlas. ••Id by Singapore Dispensing Co.. Ltd., RafTlas P'aco, Singapore ProprUlor i MARTIN. CbemlM. SOUTHAMPTON. ENOI.ANU Selangor Turf Club. PROGRAMME. For 30th December, 1902. and Ist and 3rd January, 1903, Meeting. FIRST DAY. Race No. I.— Thk Maiden I'i.atk. Value $800.
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      714 7 The Borneo Company, Ltd. rTUIE Standard Life Awnranoa. JL Norwich Union Fire Inrannea Society. Atlas Annranoe Company (Fire). The Equitable Life Assurance Society. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Company T> Tottenham Lager Beer Company. /or particulars of ttuwe Comwmies, •••<*• rull adWtisement of THE B&RNKO COMPANY, LIMITED. Agents. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
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      744 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agent* at Singapore: Ship Aoescy, late J. DaJMdblb A Co., 2-9, Colltbb Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. steamer From Expected Will be Ikwpatched for On (i. 6 v.d. CajielUn Batavia Nov 2 Bandjermassin, Kotabaroe, Pasir, Balikpapan,
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      542 7 Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mall Steamship Line. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN CHINA JAPAN, AND EUROPE, VIA CANADA AND THE UNITED BTATEB. ROUTE VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI KOBE YOKOHAMA, VICTORIA, AND VANCOUVER, B. O. Twin Screw Empress Steamships— 6,ooo Tons Speed 19 knots. PrOFOPED SAILIKQB FBOM HORQKOHG. R.M.S. Athenian, Bth Oct.
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      722 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Horddentsciier Lloyd, Bremen Coast Lines, a BTEAMERB OF THE COAST FLEET. Tons N. R. Tohs N. R. Stettin 1682 Sandakan 1374 Pahnam 1283 Kohtichang 1291 Tanglin 1280 PedjabuH 1189 Bangkok 1237 PiUanulok 1189 Korat 1223 Rajaburi 1 189 Singora 1123 Chov Tai 1116 Nuen Tung 824 Wong Koi
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      555 7 INSURANCE CO.'S CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE LIMITED. Capital Subscribed.. $2,60 C,000. Amount paid up 100,000. Reserve fund 1,1(0,000. Head Omoa, Hokqkohs. I'he undersigned, having been appointed Agsnts of the above Company, are prepared to aooept Marine Bisks at current rate*. BOUSTEAD Co., Afrenu. BOTAL INSURANCE COY. FIRE LIFE TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS
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      885 7 INSURANCE CO.'S Two Great Necessities. VIZ. 1. FAMILY PROVIBION. 2. PROVISION FOR OLD AGE. Easily and Economically met by a Policy in THE BRITISH EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE, Established 1847. Chairman The Right Hon'ble Sir John Gorst, M. P. Funds— Rs. 420,00,000 Claims Paid— Rs. 450,00,000 LARGE BOUSES LiBEKU (OXDITIOIH
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      1209 8 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used str. steamer ah.— •hip; bq. barqae; sch. schooner; Yet. Yacht; Cru.— Cruiser; Qbt. Ounboat; Tor. Torpedo; H.p. Horse-power; Brit. British; U. S.— United SUtes; Fch.— French Ger. German Dut. Dutch Joh. Johore G.i;.— General-cargo; d. p. —deck passenger; U.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      613 8 Namr., port, probable, date of arrival, and name, of agent*. STIAMERB. Agamemnon. H'kong, Nov 30; Mansfield. Alesia, Hob«koas. Jan 7 Bebn Meyer. Annam, Hongkone, Nov 23 M. Maritime. Bengal, Bombay, Nov 1« P. A O. Benlornond, London, due Nov 10 P. 8. Bayern. Hamburg, Nov 22 Behn Meyer.
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      121 8 For Per steamer Time. To-MoRROW. 3andakan via ports Ktdah 7 a.m. Vied- Islands Vestal 7 a.m. imoy and Swatow Telartox x a.m. Shanghai and Japan Kiauts< hnu 8 a.m. Bangkok Dtp 8 a.m. [ndragiri Aing Ann N'oon. Malacca -lohore J p.m. Penan); and Colombo Socotra 1 p.m. Bangkok
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      205 8 From Edropb:—By the M. M. s.s. Indtu, due on the 11th November with dates to the 17th October. She brings replies to the mails which left Singapore on the 22nd September. From China:—By the M. M. s.s. Ernest Simons due on Sunday. From Madras.—Zitvhi due 11th Nov.
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    ARRIVALS.
    140 8 Vg.-ir.Kl- N»MK. .V I (.AtrtlK FROM Saii.kii CONBIUNEBB. Kiu Nov, 6 6 6 6 6 6 i 7 I Langnoog* I nabs Maru Vindobona Malacca* Farfalla Pin Seng ,R. S. Baroe jCalypso I Nam Sang* Sumatra Kiautschou' Ger str. a; Sclentoß Colombo Oct 31 U'fillan Woo<l ACo Jap str.
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    CLEARANCES.
    176 8 Nov Date. >» 6 ti 7 8 I 7 7 7 7 11 10 11 8 8 7 7 8 r 6 6 7 8 7 7 7 7 11 10 11 8 8 7 7 8 8 Vessel's Name. Flag 4 Rig Tons. Destination. I'ontianak Brit str. 97
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      612 8 ISTJSTW STOCK CTTJSO? TO 13LJ±?5TJD CHILDREN B SHOES IMPORTANT Ah moBj of our DAINTY FOOT WKAR for Children in made on tht> continent, priiirijially bjr a (mdinu Bwi*> Mr > T r- manufacturer, the sizes are quoted in French number*. So we give herewith the Ragwli e.|iiivnl«nt- for the RU
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      32 8 WEATHER TELEGRAM. (E. E. A. <fc C. Telegraph Vompunii.t 7th Novkmhkk. HONGKONG.— Barometer 80.27. Direction of Wind N.E. Force of Wind 9. Max. Temp in Shade. 78. MANILA:— 761 N.E. 0. SO.
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