The Straits Times, 25 September 1903

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 21,342 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1903. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      707 1 CLIYMORE^HISKY. POWELL ROBINSON, I Sot Agent., slinipere «ml Fwl«r»t»d M»Uy sum. IBfje Straits V>imes. Wde Straits budget. ADVERTISING RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. [per inch, column measure. I Kn> i insertion $1 20 cento Second and tLird insertions each 80 cent* Fourth, fifth, and sixth 40 cent* Seventh to eighteenth 84
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      627 1 TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS will be received up to Wth Hi ptemljer, for the construction of S bungalow's nt Lloyd SowL I'l.-ins nnd specific ktioiis can be seen and further particulars obtained from tb» Architects. Messrs. Almeida Co, 7a Change Alley, Singapore .SO-'.) THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDoIT AND GLOBE
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      641 1 Kitson Light. (PETROLEUM) C leapest Illuminant Extant, Rivalli ig the Electric Arc in Brilliancy. 1,000 C. P. LA WPS OF VARIOUS PATTERNS IN STOCK. SOLE AQENTS HUT! ENBACH BROS. CO., I'enanu Singapore and Deli. STRAND HOTEL, RANGOON, UNDER 1 HE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HIS HONOUR SIR HUGH BARNES, K. C.
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      115 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. inSFPH HUE L1VIT8: "(ißA\r> .''kMX." PAkMS. ipoo. ffßl V kfti4 i OfTiffbestQaaliiy: .<'ii>- i mfcr s?' fi^tJ »al CHEAPEST. BHDfj >'.!? KELLY WALSH, LIMITED. JUST RECEIVED aroath tobacco A Large Collection Mild, Medium, and Full j .Of STATE EXPRESS CIGARETTES I LOEWE'S Billiard size (Aetorias) CELEBRATED QUO VAOIS
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS.
    1149 2 I.omlnn, 7th SepttmOi, Yacht Race. "Reliance won t he «i\th heat. Having won three race* in all, the was, in accordance with the rule* governing the competition, declared the winner of toe America Cnp. The coveted international trophy will consequently be retained by America. At the ont»et
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    TIN MININQ.
    545 2 TIN MINING. A New Departure in Hydraulics. A Lahat correspondent thus write to the ftraili Echo:— 'To Mr. Chang On Siew, of Lahat, belongs the credit of having hit upon an ideal mrthoJ ofworkins?all'tvial hill land. Ho has discovered what may be termed a shortcut to success in hill minjpg.
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    TWENTY-FIVE YEARS HAPPY
    265 2 . Michaels, Though a Widower. Celebrates with a Ball His Silver Wedding. Hknry Michaels, the happy tishdealer of First Avenue, says the iViw York Sun, beams and perspired the other night, wt'eoming to Webster Hall the lucky 300 who had bidden to help him celebrate his twenty-tifth weddiin.'
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      464 2 NOTICES. ~TULLIS'S LLAMA-HAIR BELTING THE BEST FOR TROPICAL CLIMATES Keeps TOUGH and PLIABLE without the use of Dressings. PARTICULARS FROM BORNEO Co.. Ltd. li BRITISH U LAGER BEER BREWED AND BOTTLED BY II IND COOPE Co., A Burton-on-Trent. ifl THIS BEER S BREWED FROM I PURE MALT HOPS] (> doz.
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      179 2 jwtices. JAMES WATSON CO.'S SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE THE BEST VALUE IN THE MARKET FLAG BRAND, 10 YEARS OLD I $12-50 per case. Duty extra. V.V.O. SPECIALLY IECOMMENDED $8-50 per case. Duty extra. *)PTAIN/ BLK FR(IM UKTah. DKAI.RU, O* McALISTER Co.. soie^oents. The "Dagger" Brand GUINNESS' STOUT TRADE MARK SOLD BY
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      105 2 Children when Teething. UAVE more or less diarrhu-a, which cannot be checked effectually, a» the cau'e cannot be removed; but the diarrhoea can and should be controlled by Riving Chamberlain's Colic and IMarrhua Remedy, and an occasional dose of crstor oil to cleanse the system. During the summer rooDtbs children
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    MOTOR CAR REGULATION.
    549 3 The New English Act. The fallowing is a summary of the leading points of the Motor-cars Bill, pb accepted by the House of Lords a few weeks ago. Reckless or negligent driving, or at a speed or in a manner dangerous to the public, having regard to
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    A METEORIC CAREER.
    121 3 A TKi.Ki.KAM from (.'hihii:ihua(Mexii < announces the sudden death at i'arrai of Pedro Alvarado. Alvararlo, who I few yeors ago was a working minet receiving ;<0 cents a day, leaves a fortune of S70,00O,UOl) in cash, in addition to the I'almillo ni'i.e, nhich he discovered, the source
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    TRAIN THREE YEARS LATE.
    106 3 Recently a train on the Gulf and Interstate Railroad pulled into the passenger xtution at Beaumont, Texas, just 1,040 days late on a ISO-miles run Starting from Galveston on th<mornine of Sept. Bth, 4900, it has \>e.ei\ stopped half-way between the two cities ever since that
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      100 3 Bicycle Riders. IF ycu ride a bicycle you are always liable to have a fall. Chnml>erlain's Pain balm is the. bett liniment for cuts, sprains, and bn i -r- U will heal the puns in ocethird tbe time Ml otlier treatment wouKi require Fata Balm in also famous for its
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      400 3 NOTICES. GRIMAULT* C° Medicinal Skin Soap MEDICINAL SKIN SOAP ffW nnimuffUfirrii mm rv c<>yirVQ<xvvvv>yi. j .v.o<\'.' »y Recommended by eminent Dermatologists and adopted in the Paris Hospitals in the treatment of Ringworm, Acne, Psoriasis, Eczema and Skin diseases generally. 8, RUE YIVIENNE, 8 P«rl,si Dutch Cigars. .lu«t arrived, Dutch <
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      854 3 NOTICES. ""government notification rNDEBS will be eceived at tbe Colonial Secretary's )fflce np to the 26th instant for the dail supply of diets for prisoters in the Sin( ipore PrisoDS from the Ist October up to the end of 1903 8 -ales of d'.et. coi ditions of contract, and any
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      605 3 NOTICES. WANTS)) a thoroughly competent electrician for Soemalata. Apply "> Putt fan- ken Co. 27-9 WA NTED by a club in Singapore a clerk. Knowledge of account* c-sentinl. Apply to W. c/o Strait* Time*. u>c. WA lEP- An Eurasian to act as Light overseer on tbe Bundi Tin mines. Apply
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      606 3 NOTICES. TO BE LET— Ko. 136 Bukit Timah Road. -Apply at No. 36 Cavennßh Road 40-10 rbalet: booM No. 191 Cecil Street, rent moderate. Apply to Wee Kay Beck, 18 Batter> Koad. MO rBE LET— lmmediate entry, office and godotro No. 96, Robinson Koad. Rent moderate. Apply to J. Lery,
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      700 3 BHIPPINO OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR VICTORIA (B. C). SEATTLE AND TACOM A. Taking cargo for all Pacific Ports and Inland Points. Pinny steamer CALCBAB, is doe here about the 24th id will hive prompt despatch ports. Ac, apply to MANBFIELD4 CO., LTD.. Agents, O. 8. 8. Co., Ltd.
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    fhr Straits jTmcs. PRICE 15 OKtr 8. FRIDAY, 25ra BIPTEM JER.
    1941 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS FRIDAY, 25TH SEPTEMBER Very few Americans will aim it that the average American citizen, is a type, is as insuUr as, and in some respects even more insular, than tb< average Briton. It is, however, sonu times s-o If he— the American taila la
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    354 4 N'oitonv at this Uta date will venture to question the fact that the automobile his coruo to stay, and in ihU country, especially, its advent iftust. bi regarded as an exceptional* benefit. Meanwhile it h safe to lay it down as an axiom tiiat unofficial speed tests of heavy traction
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    7 4 To-day's 4/ms. bank rate is 1/1 U
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    13 4 Harmston's Circ^rs will be here on or about the 10th prox. from Soerabaya.
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    13 4 VFI have received a copy of the Singapore Municipal Administration Report for 1902.
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    17 4 The monthly handicap shoot of the 3.R.E. (V is postponed until Sunday, 27th inst., at 7.15 a.m.
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    21 4 Thb Rev. J. A. B. Cook will conduct the service at the Johore Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 8.1 "i a.m.
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    19 4 The homeward M. M. packet Tonkin will probably leave Singapore on Monday, the 23th instant, at about 4 p.m.
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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 S.
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    20 4 Li IYi, a Chinaman sentenced to death for murder, was hanged at Penang on the 22nd instant. Death was instantaneous.
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    21 4 Members of the Philharmonic Orchestra are reminded that a practice takes place in the Town Hall to-night, commencing at 5.30 sharp.
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    22 4 Ds. him Boon Keng lectures at the Straits Chinese Recreation Club at 8 o'clock to-night, the subject being The Classics, of Confucianism."
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    27 4 The B trails Echo states that the work of constructing the Penang Hill Railway is to be commenced at once. Mr. Paterson is the engineer in charge.
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    28 4 Thi outward M. M. packet Erneet Simons left Colombo at noon on the 23rd instant, and may be expected to arrive here on Monday morning, the JBth instant
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      THE NEW CABINET.
      61 4 The King's Influence at Work. Ijondon, 24th Bepteml>er. Puisons who are acquainted with the powerful influence that King Kdw&rd exercises over public affairs in Britain are disposed to fully credit the reports that His Majesty is using hil constitutional prerogative in thn present crisis, insisting especially upon
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      THE SULTAN'S ATTITUDE.
      119 4 Favours Overtures from Bulgaria. But War Party Wants War. According to Sofia telegrams the situation has again become worse, and is causing anxiety. The Sultan of Turkey is anxious to persist in a policy looking towards the putting down of the insurrection in Macedonia and the restoration
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      PANAMA CANAL AOAIN POSTPONED.
      72 4 PANAMA CANAL AGAIN POSTPONED. Columbian Action May Lead to Fighting. The Republic of Colombia has allowed the treaty with America for the construction of the Panama Canal to lapse, unratided, because the Government of the Republic demanded better terms. The Canal project has again been indefinitely postponed. The people in
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      EUROPEANS TO QUIT FEZ.
      41 4 All Europeans -British and French alike— is the service of the Sultan of Morocco have been ordered to quit the city of Fez. Their lives are unsafe in that place owing to the hostility of the Moors.
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    29 4 On the St. Joseph's ground on Wednesday afternoon, the V MCA. and Fort Canning R.A. played a very even game of football, the result beinp a draw, no goals.
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    29 4 H E. Sir Frank Swettenbam Roes on board the Sen Men- to-night and the yacht will leave for Johore early tomorrow morning. HE. in expected back on Sunday morning.
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    32 4 r 1 m-cn r silver pieces of the Straits coinage are being circulated in Ceylon, and are too readily taken for rupees especially when one half-dollar is placed among a doz»u rupees.
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    25 4 The bacteriological examination of Singapore rats is one of the questions coming up for discussion by the Municipal Commissioners at their fortnightly meeting this afternoon.
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    30 4 The following passengers left this morning by the German mail steamer lioon. For Hongkong: Messrs. J. F. Tollenaar, K. Partridge, H. Dunn, and J. Mason. For Shanghai Miss Fanny Supka.
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    33 4 A lktter from M. A. Beaulieu, a Frenchman, presently a patient at the Quarantine, Station St. John's Island, and certain articles of local interest, are unavoidably held over owing to pressuie on space
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    35 4 On Wednesday a shooting match between the sergeants of G. Co. Manchester Regt. and the Blakan Mati R. A. Mess, was held at the Blakan Mati Range. The Gunners made 308 and the Manchester 2UU.
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    40 4 Sekton," discussing the recent race meeting at Deli in the Pinattg Gazette, says that the Club there is about to beoonu a part and parcel of the Straits Racing Association and will employ Mr. E. H. Bratt as paid Handicapper.
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    38 4 The German steamer Mmektm arrived from Hoihow this morning with 905 Chinese immigrants on board. Yesterday one of the Chinese coolies died from appendicitis. Mr. Bu r ke, the third engineer, died the day before from heart faiyjre.
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    42 4 Thvrk art still 518 Boer prisoners at Ahmednasar who refuse to take the oath of allegiance. It is not improbable, says the Englishman, that they will be presently treated as vagrants and confined in ordinary prisons if they continue to be stifinecked.
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    41 4 The Ceylon Government proposes to pasß a law which provides that no one may make use of wireless telegraphy there without taking a Government license, and that a fine of £50 (750 rupees) shall be inflicted on anyone c«>n'ravening the regulation.
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      614 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. "ANCHOITBAR SOAP IS ALL PURE SOAP. Ordinary Common Soap HA.S 7O\ ADDED WATER. SEE THAT YOU GET "ANCHOR" Thompson, Thomas Go. WASSIAMULL, ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store. No. 1, 2, 3, &4, High Street. llmr aluiiK. in Mot-Is Silks of all kinds and di<y:riptions. Silk Crape. Indian, Chinese and
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      69 4 G. R. LAMBERT V CO., Photographers. opbr: i.i -«.u>i" if oom, (Battery Roi d), 8 a. m. to ft f. Orchard Road, 8 a. m. to 6 p. n. i-l: .iu)b, 8 a. m to noon. Appointments or sittings, i jouH be made if postible beforehand. In Store ViKKg of
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      33 4 FOR WEAK LUNGS. Take Steams' Winb. It soothes. It heals. It builds up health and strength. It stands out as the one great advance in modern treatment of disease Sold by all chemists.
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    ATHLETIC JOTTINQS.
    809 5 ATHLETIC JOTTINGS. One of the rnott interesting of the events in the S. C. C Lawn Tennis Tournament is upon this occasion the Professional !'an- Tim lirst round or two of this event constitutes as a rule a separation of the wheat from the chaff, as no many pairs enter
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    102 5 . Yesterday, the hearing of the evidence in support of the allegations of ciiminal breach of trust made against linger was concluded by Mr Peacock. Beyond the fact that Mr G. P. Owen, as Secretary to the Singapore Sporting Club, deposed to the defendant having sent him
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    F. M. S. IN 1902.
    1834 5 His Excellency's Report to the Colonial Office. Thk following is the report of HE. the High Commissioner of the Native .States lor 1902, to the Secretary of State for the Colonies Government House, Singapore, 11th July, 1903. Sir,— l havo the honour to enclose i.lio
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    FIRE AVERTED AT THE DRILL HALL.
    273 5 Last night, what might have been a serious fir in the Drill Hall Was averted by the prompt action of Mr. B. Thompson. While he and one or two others were playing billards about p at. the acetylene gas began to go out. The
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    FRENCH STEAMER LOST.
    123 5 Burnt on the Arabian Coast. Messrs. Moine Comte and Co. inform us that they have to-day aeceived a telegram announcing that the French steamer Ami ml Gueydon, on a voyage from France to Saigon, is ashore on the Arabian roast (probably the south coast.) The telegram adds
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    158 5 First List of Subscribers. Ralance from last year's a/c 10i.95 Mrs w. E. Hooper ]n Hon. W. R. Colly.T 2nd iiuarter 20 3rd -20 K. C. Hill 25 K G. Penntn ■>!> Mrs. Dalian 5 Noel Trotter 20 Justice llynd:iian-.!one- 10 J. R. lones J. McKcnzie :t
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    LAND SALE.
    157 5 Thk following town properties forming part of the estate of the late Tan Keng Cheow, held under leases for 999 years, were disposed of by auction at Powell and Cos. saleroom yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance of buyers and the prices obtained are considered very good
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    436 5 Yesterday's Results. cllAMl'lo\-HIP. liradliery beat l!sttenl>ur^li, C. :>, i> A. MM.I.KS. Kent '4 beat Sal/.mann -l.», 6-1, 7-5. PeareeW beat Wither* -15, 7-">. ML I.. •<INi;LK-i. TreadiroM mt. licat Itobert-on I.V ML 6-1. K. .1. Kaumlera— 4 beat Seth 1, 6-1, 60 «r r.
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    131 5 A sensational afternoon gang robbery is reported from Hongkong, the victim being Miss Bateman, of No. 18, Belilios Terrace. About half do/en Chinese entered the house by a rise, whilst Miss Bateman was lying sick in bed. Two of them made a brutal attack upon her. Seizing her by the
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    BROMHEAD MATTHEWS ShIELD.
    122 5 BROMHEAD MATTHEWS SHIELD. Tin six chosen to represent the S. V. I. fired at the Balestier Range this morning in the competition for the Bromhead Matthews Shooting Shield The scores were as follow* The I'enang Volunteer.- fired on •Sunday morning and scored 407. A Nkwsi'apiir representative who started on June
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    COMMERCIAL •
    352 5 COMMERCIAL. Singapore, Hra Skitkmiu h, 19U3. i.'iiuiiii i iiiiyt-i Copra Ball do Pontlanti) Pepper, Black i-nyen do White, (5%) t'nyoi Sago Flonr Saraw do Brunei No. < Pearl Sago Coffee, Ball, 15% r m<* Coffee, Halerabann. 30% hM< Coffee, Liberian No. 1 Tapioca, small Flakt) do mcd flake do imall
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      9 5 Advancr mail news will be found on page 2.
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      17 5 A famous cough prescription is Dr JaVne's Expectorant. The Singapore Dispensary. Sole agenis for the Straits Settlements.
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      76 5 Rheumatism Relieved. 'TO all those afflicted with rheumatism I we recommend a trial of Chamber-. lain's Pain Balm. One application will relieve the pain, and its continued use for a short time will result in a core. Promptly applied to a sprain before inflajnin\tion sets in, insures a care in
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      226 5 ESTATE OF LOUIS NEUBRONIttR, Deceased. Banda li.likk, Malacca. AUCTION BALK OK THK VALUABLE OOCONUT PLANTATION KNOWN AS St JOHNS. BANDA ILLUR, MALACCA To UK HELD AT NO. >:t(), JONKEU RUR, MALACCA. Oh Saturtiny, SBM >''•/»'•. 1!)(l;i '1 A I.L that valuable freehold mid Hpl^nr\. didly situate-! Coconut PlnutHtion at Banda
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      136 5 DAY BY DAY. Friday, 25th September. High Water. 0.39 pm. S.V.A. Hl)ir. Gun Drill. 3.1.V S.K.K. Electric Light. 5.1.1. S.V.I. Kei-ruit-i and 10. Drill. XU Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.30. Saturday, aolh September. Hijjh Water. 1.20 a.m. 1.11 p.m. F'ture Sale. Mt. Elizabeth. I'ouvll J..M Klan^' Race Entries Ji,.,.. Special Dinner Itattles
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    THE MIS9INQ LOCK OP HAIR.
    507 6 THE MISSING LOCK OF HAIR. Thk Neir York Herald publishes a t.'imorous story which may have fateful < onse<iuences. The scene is laid in Newport and the tale goes Mollie, a hairdresser, a young matron of the innermost set and a lock of the matron's hair are the chief elements
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    MfikCHANT SHIPPING IN 1902.
    366 6 MERCHANT SHIPPING IN 1902. A Ei.tE-uooK just issued contains inlet; showing the progress of merchant -hipping in the United Kingdom and he principal maritime countries. They •iave been compiled by the Commercial, .labour, and Statistical Department of he Board of Trade. In the table giving the tonnage of sailing and
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    36 6 Thk Spect,ttt.r it, inds an instance ot a tiny tiller* who broke a profound silence at the luncheon table by asking suddenly: Marrma, if you hadn't matririi papa, what relation would papa bt to me t
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      415 6 NOTICES FOUNDRY ENGINEERING WORKS Fl )R SALE. The undersigned invite offers for the purchase of all the buildings machi lery, plant, toolw, stores, leasehold, goodwill, etc., of the Burma Ironwork* A Engine* ring Co., Ltd., IhiMieedaw, Kangoon, a- a gointf concern. The building* arc Kiilmtantial and commodious, and the nbopx
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      780 6 NOTICES. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From July 16th, 1903, and until further notice. WEEKDAYS. SUNDAYS. AM. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. AM. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. I'.U P.M. Singapore ./..7.00 7.46 10.00 11.30 12.30 a.Ol' 4.10 5.15 8.40 ..6.30 7.n0 9.20 10.40 12.10 L'.3O X.&
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      653 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. p a Steam Navigation 0. Coy. FOR Ml I JAPAN, PESAtfti. KYLOV AUSTRALIA. INDIA. IMK, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS. PLYMOUTH LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Chini lioast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and Xmerican Ports. Mall Line. OUTWARD. HOMKWARD Malta Out 4 Ballaarat Oet 2
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      1291 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Konfnklijke Paketvaart Maatscnappij. Under contract with the Netherlands India Governceni. > at Singapore: Ship Aonor, lati J. Dawdsl* A 00., S-S Co :it«b Qdav he undermentioned date* are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be IMwpf 4 «bed (or )■<'/» il'n Itnueh Soerabaya Sept 19 Sourabaya, Boeleleng, Ampei
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      712 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Nonddeutscher Lloyd Bremen. Hamburg-AmeHka Llnlo, Hamburg* m IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. Ihe fast and well-known raail-sU amera of these line* will leave Singapore on o about the undermentioned dates Outward I Homeward Roon Sept 25 1 Zieten Oct 5 iPreussen Oct 9 Seydlitz Oct. IS* Prim Siijituiund Roon Nov
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      564 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Canadian Paofflo Railway Company's Royal Mall Steamship Line. THE FAST ROUTE BETWEEN urilNA JAPAN, AND EUROPB, VIA OAJIADA AND THE UNITED STATES. ROUTE VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI KOBE YOKOHAMA, VICTORIA, AND VANCOUVER, B. 0. Twin Screw Empress Steamships— «,ooo Tons— Speed 19 knot*. PBOPOSID BAILIWQB FtOM HOSOKOVO. R.U.S. Empreu
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      516 7 INSURANCE COMPANIES. TRANSATLANTIC F'RK INBUKANO* CO., OF HAMBURG. 6B GERMAN FIRE INSURAHGB 00.. Hamburg. lAMBORO-BREMKN FIRB fBDRANCE CO., HAMBDRO. undersigned, Agent* of the abov» impanies, are prepared to accept fir* t current rates. PUTTFAKCKEN A 00. SUN INSURANCE OFFICE, I.ONDOK IBTABLIBHBD 1710. Insurances effected upon almost every Pt property at
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      196 8 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used i (tr.— •teaowr sli.— ship bq.— bar<|uc! sea, schooner; Yet. YachtjCru.— Cruisor; Cil>l Gunboat; Tor. —Torpedo: H.p. Hone-power; Urit. British U. S.— United Stat-s Feb. -French Ger. -Gennun; Dut Dutch; Gc. -General:argo; d.p deck paxsnnger, U— Uncertain; X, p
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      TRADINQ VESSELS, &c.
      1428 8 TRADING VESSELS, &c. Arrivals since Noon ol Yesterday. Ardntdearg, Brit, str 2/*9O tons, Capt Kinley, Hthflepi From legal, 21st Sept. Sugv- Bvustead 4 Co. Unce tain— W. Ba J >alan Dut. str. .W tons, Capt Voor, S4th Sept. From Pulo Saniboe. 24th Sept. G.c. Hon(,landt 4* Co. For Pangkallan Prandan.
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