The Straits Times, 25 October 1904

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    13 1 The Straits Times. fl'J. ai,S7» SINGAPORE. TUKBPAY, OCTOBER zh, I9(HJ PRICE 15 CUTI
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      188 1 NOTICES. Dubonnet DUBONNET 1 mmml m iTHE Quinquina i*«cogm«d Dubonnet heM BEING TIELE BTHST APPETIZER. ATONIC WINE&RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL STAFF. To be .<.-. from all Dcakrs SoleAse»t« C. DUPIRE Co., Singapore. JfiJ Caledonian Hotel. 77 Brass Bassah Road uicine Charges Moderate n ol rj T. CONNOLLY, v i $50
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      237 1 Fitz Gerald Bros. CIRCUS Menagerie of Wild Performing l >• i\, kutag iWI I hpt*! Location Beach Road Gommeuciug Saturday. Oct 29 FOB 9 Nights Only. Matinees Wednesday Saturday. T!ie falVmiM nii-t- bare wnbll) from Europe tad Ai.i.-n. m he thi Pit 1..,: Id Hi-- 'r-t Eaatertoai ■mm An.l 1,,-
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      522 1 i CONSULATE-GENERA! FOR IHI STRAITS SETTLEMENTS In'oinaMon regarding the tondll wh >h the Auction* of Oovernm. ill II k,- ph. I H-. ■;1■ >' I ivnt year nn\ t•• obtained from M I-..-H SPACLFR Uod'ol-Gmwi 1 tor the Netherlands M'-iCUioro 'I I Auk c lv Ul HOTICI I Than Pujin
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      743 1 NOTICES. Fuller's Chocolates. Fuller's Sweets. notice Is h<-re' v Ri*ea 'h:U I, the under»u-ned. Tan Kali Ktue ham from the '"th day of October IWU. told to Tan Hen -<i»n nil my start', ri^ht. title, and inter** t in the t.usir.ess of Timber Mrrehant", earned on by me ar.u .-<
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      THE TRAWLER INCIDENT.
      68 2 T Loiulon -Mil; 0c101.r,--r h c. lra lcr lleet arnveJ i( Hn|| mght, and reports that the H.,lti<- 1,, on Friday lllg ht attacked the tnwl. rs ii two men ls Wel Woundin r nuiiV T u>r for •"■"■of fifi Hull trawlers have notified the X,,,, F^i.'"-
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      RUSSIANS OPENED FIRE.
      36 2 lie, Icl il "'"c- turned their ghts ou the BritU tnwkn I "»'<; and then opened fi le It rawler Vra >« was sunk, he decapitated bodies of her on SmS werp brought io J
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      THE DAMAG DONE.
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  • Reuter's Extra Service.
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      AT THE SHAHO.
      58 2 I tidon, 24t/i General Kiuopatkin reports that the Japanese ahaadoned precipitately the villa,. Shalio pu on the south 1:1 lh Sh i\», leaving a quantity i I arra« and aniinunitioD. l; er'« o ipondi ni wth the Rua (ian head<|U4rtera on the 22nd instant, reports thai both
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      MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
      63 2 I lie indu k'.iona point i an i nrly r.-t..-\\ ii :tn- I utle The Uu&sians intend lo igain take t. c eiv< Reuter't fokj ipom 'Bp< udent reporti thai i' i- i Bicially stated ti. the Uue ■iana are in issing 1 an tii.- Japaneci K..,:--iwo liundttd
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      RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
      83 2 Ihe Iln~-i iii military Att.i Bi rlin li i« <■> ci attached to the perb nal of ibe Kditt-r, while the German Attache" at .St. Petersburg hau een ai ached to 'be StsJ ol the Czar, the s.unt' v in the days vi Alexander II and William
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      NEWS FROM THE FRONT.
      59 2 baneral sakharoff reports that tliei was no terioas fighting on Saturday Api irently the offensive movement again* ie Japanese Right i- not yet Btiffici«r.Lly developed to !:'l to an encounti r on a laige Bca'e Ti.e Id i- v«ry fevei a. The Rustians ;irc suffering therefr
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      RUSSIAN LOSSES.
      63 2 Reuters correspondent with Genera) Oku i ■!< -h.it tUu casualties i tbi Left A 'my u;> to the Uii insia&t were uiily "> i 0 whereof tie greater numbei urn onlj ilightly wounded. The casualties t.t ibe Russians opposed tt (icner:il Oka's Army :\r<: i-siiiiKiti-il at the strength
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    JAPANESE HUSBANDRY.
    103 2 The Japanese have surprised thi as fighter*, bat according to Mr ti Boke they are also the most remark able agricultural nation in i lie world They have only 10,000 tauare mil'- ol arable land. An automobile milet an hour could >!un tin- area ii eleven hours \\i
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    REINSURANCES.
    56 2 RklKtrßAVi'M have heen placed al 53 fiuimas pet cent. \to pay or receive m under the origtaal p>lic>) '>" Of the non-contraband cargo of tli«waken -trainer Knigki Oernmamdm tr.tmwav rats for Tokyo. The BDDMI it 81 PcUnburg of Urn owners ot the bull will, of course, be supported by
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      207 2 NOTICRS. GWYNNE Co.'s CENT IFUGAL PUMPS (THE ORIGINAL MAKE.) PAPTICLI.ARS FROM BORNEO Co., Ltd. ~MOET CHANDON CHAMPAGNE iH ALL DEALERS. IMPORTED MV BORNEO Co.. Ltd. Humber Cycles THE Standard of Excellence. Latest Catalogue. »>n application to BORNEO Co., Ltd. mm emulsion. I 1 ntaniuhd wkak EEMEDY V-i J LUNGS. Of
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      92 2 For functional troubles, delay, pain and those irregularities ptmllar to the sel. I J resorib*il by Ike lilt'Uost French Medical auth.jn!l-< ,-iua sap<.-rior to Tan»ey. sle.l Dr.iix unl Pt-nay royal. CHAPOTFALT 8 r Vivienn*. Parii rMATIOOJ R*Dowse4 Phjiiciaoa prescribe Gnnutilt't M^tico MATICO INJECTION used in recent MATiCO CAPSULES* ■■■•"•chroniccasei THE
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      672 2 noti ;ks. AJiis s&ritanie Majesty's government SI 6d fif g Brs nd. Have pifte iargc contracu fr he O BERNEB ALPS MILK COMPANY'S "SLEDGE BRAND" m L'nsweetene.l l'»iden«cd Milk for Hospital S India and Africa O UNSWEET-ia:D and for us. in the Royal N'av,. Ui V VC^ ("if /> Vl
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      21 2 STEARNS' HEADACIIK CUBE can !><■ obtained froaj all djspen»ani (quickly bgr post). Oivai i»ttuml reUel Av..i,j imitationi Keep the Oeauin hanrtv Uaj
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    1563 3 I'll!- "rml. cri| i "i ii.l* iirj i I lit laic Mi Kivdcrir i: i i.f I I ami vis b iried llfl ,T .UN' .nil *350, bul n now nppi hi that Ik ||i< monunH til luaiit .n,.l ■I 1 1 Thi* ii-i..i m..t i -ul.m i
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    MURDER IN PERAK.
    480 3 Singular Freaks of Justice. An extraordinary murder ea--. has ■roused sone stir in Perak The Timr* hi Malaya say* thai this case was heard some weeks ago before Mr. I!\-ii<liti.ii. Jones, Acting Judicial ('■•mniissioner, ~iiiini; with two assessors at I!. nil Oajah, when the Judge gummed it
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    THE MUNICIPAL MIND.
    78 3 The Chrottiett tolls this story of Sir Robert Craaeton, the pnmmi chief Magistrate of Edwbargh. Sir Robert, it has to be explained, kn|» a ihofi, and keen officer <>f Vonwteets. One d.i\ during tin- Boer war, In- was Ijumlv employed with bwiiaci ■flam at tli«' reer 1
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    64 3 The British Tn,,l, Jmmrmil of Beatea*bar Mad staiss thai ths i»t induction «.f moos oa the OoU Coast, has baaa mm Of tin- aval WMllifal at t lit- Government experiments Until quite reci'iitly its product ii>n was araftirallj limited to tin- aslgaaaariMad si Aburi; but ciiltivalion i^ now rapidly spifadins;
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      84 3 A Fbiend in Xhti) 16 a Fi:ilni> Indeed. -That is exactly u-hat Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is. It is the mother's help when sin is suddenly awakened in the night by the ominous husky cough, and labored breathing of her babe. It is the safe resort of the youth or adult
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      690 3 I NOTICES. LEVY HERMANOS Piifis. Ragtag. S'rtnnlihi. iii;; kov.. Munilrf. He-110, HarUi Ptrl Arthur. DEALERS IN '•lA.Mknos. JKWBLUERY, RKPEATKBB, I'liKciui s simm;-, WATCHES, l'\M v CK>ODH, PKARLS, CHRONOMETERS, CLOCKS, '.i:aI'IH)I'MoM>, sad OPTICAL GOODS Novelties by Every M«H. [raportera of the Celebrated Watch "OftIEGA" ii.wk (rpßim A KBANCU I>. SISOiPXBK. NO.
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      389 3 THI MERCHANT SERVICE GUILD LIVERPOOL 'IMIE Singapore Merchant "-'erv;ce (JuiliJ 1 h>.ve tieen appointe-i Hon. Agent! of the above Guild. .Ml dues cau no.v be pnki to, and receipts granted by J. G. BOYD, Beeretary, sinpajore Merchant Service Guile. A-.ril Jl tu. th. s. O.C. GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH NORTH BORNEO
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      581 3 NOTICE*. FEDER |> MAI AY STATES RAILWAYS BEL.VSOO I AND SESRI s: MBILAJf. l/JAI 0 N UNLOADING 90 'I B, I 80& rbe OoTerameoi it prepared tortcetoe tonaen for (be Loading and Unloading t.f <i ods, Merchandise and Liy« stoi-i. -;ir ii the Government Kail ray, In Helangoi and Regri
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    DEATHS.
    42 4 r.i-ir.'N. Oaths Nth of peseker, i<>>4, nt Nii:^!»>. Knwvuii I'.Ki.itiN. oi tlie Inperial Mantiu« c.i-i..in-. i...-...l i\:. Bcaaaaesßb- ai n<> :t Waterloo Unset, U aril Jofcauei s.-ii.-.T.1.-r. ;i^>.l Tst yean 1 1 .la>- Kiinei.il HiWMrUI H .mi. I'enaii^ papers |.le.ne .-..py.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY. 25th OCTOBER.
    919 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY. 25th OCTOBER. ■J'hoiuh then are s >tne who thin: otherwise, the general Boaeearaj > opinion in the Colony seems to be t the effect tint it woald hive been better for everybody had the questio of the s;atiH -M foreigners in Singapor been
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    190 4 LbOTM rer'irns ot s liltna an 1 steam Vl s <el< loet etc from January to M arefa 1 9« >4 give* the total m being 188 msaaoriag WWBa t.«ns r,2 of these measuring 616W touaflnr the Britiah il (1 It i< iii'ert's'inc to no'e that the list inclodae, with
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    106 4 In riewofthe imasingunraaaooable* dess of the atrocity perpetrated by the Baltic fn'iair >n on the nntort'inate Hull lishins fleer, it is better to leave the matter on liscueeed until further patticulan are forthcoming. Somebody must l> ive been mad or drank That is all that may he premiss 1 in
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    66 4 As regard- the Baltic aroaada, it i» interestin;: to DOM that iln; American bjdgerwocd- Miller appantw forooaliag at sea has been fitted on ten of the ihipeofthe c ad Pacific Squadron, eoeaprieing >ix Sret-daei battleships, two ste.'tid-''ii^» oaee, and two cruisers f/Hhtbieapparatui it would be possible to coal them a;
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    34 4 bQDiuie in Bn|daad ihow that Gieai 15:it.ti.i exported daring li>o3 11^,921 t'TiK ni Cardiff 1 coal to meet the requirement* oi ;h» .1 lpam-se Government, and in 1904, up t.>theendof BtßgOßt, »7,"JTI t m«.
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    17 4 Thk annual hii-pection of the Penanc Votanteef Corps has bet n fixed lor the .'>th Suvt aaber.
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    24 4 A torpedo which v. as lost by H. M. cruiser .Waci during practice in the Strait*. l>.«s been found by some fishermen oil' Jugra.
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    21 4 Wk are asked to tmniiid tlie Philharmonic Society's Chotal Section that they rehearse at the Tanglin Club to-night at 8 41
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    25 4 Hose's Indian CSMH arrived yester day afternoon by the "Vau der Capel leu" from Sourabaya. The Circus will it is understood, go on to Penang.
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    23 4 It is reported that at President Roosevelt's proposed Haeue Peace Co i ference, the <|iiestion ot international maritime law will have special consideration.
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    25 4 John Woods, the beachcomber that stoic a hat from Qfcaarty yvsterday. was MStfeaeed to thr. m,.,,; ns rigorous im MMMMNk by Mr Sproule this munilug.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    201 4 Before Sir Lionel Cox, the Chief .lus lice, at the Supreme Court this morning >ir. Xiblctt was called upon sh>.\< GUM why he should not !»< attached for not attending the Court on inbpoeM ■erred M him last week. Mr. Xiblett explained ;o Hu Lordship that the tttbpoena
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    MESSAGE FROM PORT ARTHUR.
    80 4 The '<-'" Shimbtm has received a lelephone message from Tokyo to the effect that GeneVal Stoessel has rep< rted to the Czar as follows Cominuiueatioiis between Port Ai tlnir and the other Hnssian force.- have loni: been cut o(T According to our ex pectaiions, Mv Baltic
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    I O.G.T.
    36 4 A very enjoyable concert s/ai bi d I the Temperance t'lub on Saturday night Sister Iveyworth «-a- presented with very hajMSOBN Grand Lodge regalia in reoognition of her services rend the order in Singapore
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    31 4 Yesterday, two Chinese wen I I Mr. Sproulo on the allegation of having on the 23rd in>t stolen s dog-carl at S3OO, the property of Mrs 1. The ease stands postponed.
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    31 4 On Friday afternoon at 5.30 two I'hmanien. brothers, quarrelled in O;: den Street .itid one stabbed the other with .i knife. The wounded brother has died of the injuries he received
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    31 4 AnuraßAVhai been received from New V irk by Messrs (Juthrie and Co.. the l'>eal agent*, announcing that the Undetwood Typewriter received the (irand I'ri/f for typewriters at the Bt. Looit Exhibition
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    36 4 litjiUTi from Keiantan show, in the opinion of tbe Malay Mail, that, since the advent of Sfetere. Graham ar.d ihoanpaoD, Aiivisers to the Rajah, a creat improvement h:is been effected in the administration of the country.
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    44 4 The Secretary of the Cricket Club ;Mr. C".>lin Bfactaggart) will be glad to receive the aaaiei of Biemben of tlic Club wishing to play Rugby Football Practice game* win take place if possible weekly in order to leled the team v Selangor at Christmas.
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    47 4 A rAcroßf has iust been itarted ;it Honckong :or tba mannfactnw ol Manila cigan, which are in»de from tobacco giown in, md exported from, the Philippine I>! ir.us The tobacco will be tinned into choice cigars by number of experienced Klipinoe, specially imported f< r the woik
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    48 4 A purrn wBDOue took place on the 20th inetant ai All BainU 1 Church, Taipine, when Be». H C. Benham joined in wehlock.Mr B II P. Barnard, Acting D«putj Coneenrator of Forests, to Miae Kathleen L-wghna who had nm joet :urivel from ham* The church wis tastefully decanted.
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    62 4 Thk BtraiU Timt* w.is not printed yesterday until neatly 4 o'clock owing tc tbn Lvi thai part of a form became -pied" in niakiiiL- it;' the paper. 1" other worde the eet-ap typo »ai ipUt, an.l had Ut be reset. Therefore, we baa the indulgence ot those ol our re.)dei>
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    56 4 N.rrHlNe is known in official CtrclM in London of the report tnal the present Chinese Min'sttr in Loodua is to beeaceeeded by Tsing Kwanfchuan. Hie KxceliencyV term of office does not expire for another three twotb, cad up to the present UmbmMjm hie probablr tucoeaaor bae not, it i< understood,
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    58 4 Wk reere* to UMWM the dt-atli ot Mfs Henry Alabaoter, wile of the former Britieh Mmibter ia Siam. Mr. Alshaeter, after he was succeeded by Mr. knox, returned to .^i'un a' th* instance M the former Foreign Minister, and ere long became Foreign Adv^er to the Biaveee Government. Mrs Alabaster
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    59 4 Shortly ;if!er •'> o'doi-k yes-terday afternoon, Mr. Hiita l'eieira, tie Covernment Uoad Overseer, who is stationed at the 7th mile on Hukit Timali Road, bagged a young wild boar in pplendid condition, MM weighing about a plnil and a i|iiarter, on the road leading to the Uukit Tiinah Government Bungalow,
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      NORTH SEA OUTRAge.
      51 4 Immediate Apo'ojrv Demanded From Russia. Txmdtm I Thi paper- consider thai the N I Rea outrage i ;> lvi ler dv I I m they ■ii in* linn action by the Government, demanding immediate spol .v ai d i ration as well ;»s -he. y, inishment t
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      COLD-BLOODED ACTION OF THE RUSSIANS.
      44 4 it is punted out emosl M ppct tl lips i n ,h e f,, Ie fleet steamed off at fall (peed wii i rt.-ci; he ci iws lunken boats, and di-i not the kffair any wiiere on the English
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      RESULTS OF THE OUTRAGE.
      50 4 It wa- .mi inceda! Hall at midnigbl that the trawler Wren was sunk with all on bo;ml. lt 1 1 1 rounded on bo ml the mission ship which is still at sen. Some boats ire still mitring. According to torn the fishinc fleet numbered 150.
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      RUSSIA CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
      52 4 Inter [t ii ffi ialij ed that urgent repreeentationi have been addressed to the Kussiiii Government at .St. Petersburg. It has been explained that the situ ition, in the opinion of His Majesty's G ivermiier,'. kdmite of no delay. Lord Lansdowneeeee Count Benckend"rf. the l!'is=i in
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      RUSSIA'S PROBABLE EXCUSE.
      19 4 I inderstood that Ibe I!u--ian expl itioi mt ia that they fear a Japanese mine attpek
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  • Reuter's Extra Service.
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      RUSSIAN CASUALTIES.
      28 4 y.^:- t reports th:it the total number oi Rtusian dead discovered ifter the battle of 1 8b tho .va3 i;t,:'.;i-->. Tin numbei >l >nen taken w.is
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      OBITUARY.
      7 4 Tbedeatb n I li Lidy DUke
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      BALTIC FLEET QUESTION.
      23 4 rneStaMfar I demaodi theinimediate recall of the Baltic Fleet. hi i'.s opinion the lleet will otherwise become an international nuisance.
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      RUSSIANS CRAZED WITH FEAR.
      43 4 R USSIANS CRAZED WITH FEAR. It appears that the Baltic tun dreaded w attack l>y Japanese in the North Sea. The Rutaian pros baa been full of the wildest stories regarding -Japanese plans :o explode torpedoes bated to fisliiiir.' boats and so forth.
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      FISHERMEN'S STORY.
      36 4 FISHERMEN 'S STORY. The fishermen declare that the He«t approached close. The searchlights showed the men to be busy working at the rUli. Sioreorer, the trawlers displayed the international tUiitic 1 i^r 1 1 1 .-s
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      STEAMER STOPPED.
      16 4 The Baltic f!«-et stopped a tteamer on the Ule of wipht on Bundaj afternoon.
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    JAPANESE OFFICIAL NEWS.
    25 4 We are indebted to Mr. Tanaka, the Japanese Consul at Singapore, for the following ctlicial telegram trom the foreign Omce at Tokyo.
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    RUSSIAN LOSSES.
    48 4 Kweued at 9 p ,n on Monday, Marahal Ohyama reporiaae follow! b'urlber inveelig«tion siiows that ihe Duml i of Ruaai n pruont n v 7(W. The number of Ruaeian eorpee* found comes to 13,333, tv\> wtkmed ac follows Right army: 6.208 Leftarmy S,aOH Central army 2.680
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    BAND AT THE GARDENS.
    55 4 Thk band of the Manchester Retci ment will play a', the G miens at 9 pni tonight, weather permitting. In.: lollowing is the programme:— Hawk < •-.■•ivUl Overture HelUaiio Doniietti Vaka D* Koonatikei Um..i. Sele.U U .i Th« 51,..,»0irl „C^* Son "(iiHid Sijiht" Seiwtion .-I'n.liTthc l!riti»l«
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    FRENCH STEAMERS SOLD.
    65 4 Messrs Moino C'omte lad 00. m thai tlw French steamers Ckodot sad VholoH betongiaf, t<> the Cosapagnie N» tioaale have bee* boofht by the Chai ■ran Keums The c/uJoc is iteel vcsm'l ..i 1,6 M t.u- mm awl built in l»98 by the fetiei H Chantiers, de
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      394 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. ESTABLISHED LBt4 Wine Spirit Merchants, (London. Glasgow. Hongkong. Shar.gh&i) SINGAPORE [OB Li ST OlsT \PPLIGATIO IST. tu.th*. U.i:. AMULL ASSOMULL CO., xt\ Store, No. 1, 5?, 3, 4, High Street. sM li!|rt.-l,"i t M«* ttl .u.i... i >.iy akawls "t sapa jf, kacyfaasal -„k ami
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      205 4 French Motor Cars. I'.n tic [tt 7 Fivncli Motor Caw vNe.tily new) Owner leaving for Europe. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At No. 28-A Syed Alley Road, 1 On Saturday, 29tt Oct. AT 4 P.M. Cars of the best French Manufacture. Lot 1 An excellent l'onneau Car, 8 horse power,
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      77 4 G.R.LAMBERT a Co.,' PHOTOQRAPHIC ARTISTS, Kattery Road and 3 Orchard Road. Reduced Prices h'rom t!i/> loth of Sr/>tem.l>rr We will rivl'ioe mil price* fur portraitx During the coir ing X'mas Season. 1 Our NEW price list irtll be »nU npi'l iration. JOOAB. On the 1 thof (»-t. at Bhaaffcai, (SM
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      27 4 NOTE reeeejraeae and local new* received prior to noon to-day are published on Cage J. ZVMOI.K. TOOTH I'oWDKK, .1 •> feel aatiaeptk deatifrice, deaasss aad preaprvM the teetli,
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      MUST ROOF THE HARBOR.
      162 5 M US T ROOF THE HARBOR. .-ill round not considered itial. Strnitt Txmet." i .1 local I MM 1 iimv )<■• I rees myself v- r-. i.vj Bari DM put forward Pro Bono I rday't 9ng in Ibe barboui .it u ri n.. doubl f tl ■< |U|M mp ieei
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      MORE QUALIFIED APPROVAL.
      193 5 EdiUtt tf tit 'Strait* Times." Deab Sir, -As a foreigner I desire thank j oa l'^r the attitude you have rardt Urn foreign members of CluußlMf ot Commerce. .1 CbilMM subject, .kkuii vi leachew, and tliereraiog 1 uvakuw, I cannot :l,f smif oiticial favor or ipproval that
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      WANTS A BREAKWATER.
      673 5 W ANTS A BREAKWATER. I f st,-r'. Kmm." U'.!i ia >in? into the .11 if_.tiii to the MM ol or 'lie ultimate I '>r iinu to its •>-rrihlc and uncalled futct which >ra later on going Colooy, as pat forward I "hall be obliged < t.i a few remarks, tailed
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    BILLIARDS.
    156 5 Ax interesting and enjoyable series of games of Billiards (200 up) has just been brought to a close. Ihe competing teams were 1-' raepibers from the Tanjoog P.is:ar (Blair Lodge) and Masonic Clubs, respectively. The tirst series took pla 'c it the latter Club where the Home team won
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    DELAYING HIS MARRIAGE.
    107 5 At p.m. on the 14th inst. Wong Ah Chooa forced his way into a house in Tanjons l'agar RoM. He disturbed I'utn Bwm who occupied part of the house He nude offoa finding himself discovered. He was arrested. Yesterday I Mr. Pamr explained the case to the
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    Aocturnal.
    183 5 I'he >li.i<le» of night wore tailing bat A- -.iwly through the dock there passed Two wperta, who to put it nice Had no right there, a' any prior Bmntjiag. Strike not those plates, the young in.ii) mM Tkav'ra ratlu-r thin there overhead. The other felt them with his hand
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    NOTES ON THE RACES.
    1183 5 So the Race week h over, and most ol us are turning over in our mind.-', the winners we ■boold have backed, or the loosers we did back, while tlie forttmato few are sinking hands with themselves, and counting their giins. To a stranger in Singapore
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    FIRE IN BEACH ROAD.
    259 5 Shortly after :i o'clock this morning the cali was given that a tire bad broken out at 24 Beach Road. The building wag used by a Chinese linn as a rattan store and a quantity of dried fish and Tringganu mats was also stored on the
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    ALLEGED TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN.
    283 5 $600 paid for a Girl. Ykstkkimy, a very yoong Chinese girl named Mak Ching, admittedly L 6 years old by Chinese computation, but really less, was placed on the witness stand before Messrs. Howard and Coltnan in the Bunch Ci irt. A very miserable Macao woman,
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    AN INTERESTING PETITION.
    307 5 Yesterday before the Chief Justice Tan Swee Lian applied by petition for the delivery up of Pung Ho Seng a child of four years of age. The defendant was Song Seek Kura. the owner of a printing press in Amoy Street. Mr. Chopard represented the petitioner, Mr.
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    INTERPURT CRICKET.
    108 5 The Straits Team for HongkongThe final election 0< the Strait* Cricket team for llougkouu 1- M follow! Capt. L. 1. M. Barrett K. Bradberv. C. W. Coehram T. R. Hubback. .1. G. Mactaggail T. I). Parson's I). V PhUm K B Hees A. Stronacli. M 11. Whit lev
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      21 5 l>o not play with lung trouble Gam tin- tirvt fmmt tHumgtk STKAKNS WE M an MTifMßtMg MM -tnii'; th. tiiiiL' tonic
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      85 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Oct. -'ti— Kurnituie. Dhoby Gl'aul. 5.15. Nov. I— At Saleroom, Freehold laiul, Balles tier Koad. I At Kalerooum. Land aud Cattle Shed- MavTUeraun Kuad. 'J.:t<'. H. L. Coehlan and Co. Oet •-•6— At Xo.J4H Bencoolen Street, H.ju*e hold farniiare, &i &c. 9—MM-Jk Syeil Alley Koad
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      519 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Raffles Hotel. QPFriAi DINNER on SATURDAY, 29th OCTOBER, 1904. AKTKK DIRKKR SKATING MAIN DINING SALOON. BAND IN ATTENDANCE Roller skater fa Laita an. l Qenta wpplied tl moderate charge N.B. SKATING confined i DINERS on'y. Oct. :il Opera Yap Chow Thong. To-night! REVF.MBF.H To-night! Tuesday. 25th October. I
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      849 6 I'nder this heading the followiiij; ulihrewa tiono are used: «tr. steamer; ah. ship; bq. barque sch.— schooner Vet. Yacht Cm. Crniser; <lbt.— Gunboat; Tor. Terpedo: H.p. Horse- powei ML— British IT.l T S.— l'nited States; Hch. French; l»er. German; Out. Dutch; (i.c. General-cargo; d.p. deck pa*<enj,'er; V.—
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      582 6 X'ime, port, provable ihtte of tirnnil, and name of agent,-'. Achilles. China, Oet B§j Mansritld A'tour. Saigou. Nov M. Maritime*. Airlie, Sydney. Nov 22 Boustead Ayulhia, BomUy, > O v; Borneo Coy. Barois-n, Hongkong, Nov •>; V Simons. Bayern. Hamburg. Dee 31 liehn Meter B^nnrty Londou. Nov 15;
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      WAILS CLOSE.
      75 6 TO- MORROW Pulembanfc Rub 11 p m. i Indra^iri Aino Aun noon KktatanATringg&nuStepAan 1 p.m. Asalian and l'enanp AtaJkan 1 p.m. Malacca A P Dk'kson Hono I.vi; 2pm MOW Bad Malacca Far/alia p.n\. I. Sham A T. Anson Belangor a p.m. Penang and Deli Calypso 3 p.m. Honpkoniianii.Tap.in
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    MINING.
    218 6 "T Company Bojrwi Brtkn TruM tioni GOLD. j .SOU unuaiuil. 4.1HH1 S 1" 3J,t»NP j 10 10,000 i 1" 6,-Ml i. 1 10,800 1 m,:«» i tIU.OOO 1 SO.OOO 1 UO.OOO 1 80,000 100 .OW uui&guuJ. 17.60 BerMvat 6. M. Co., U4... U.W) lv (Deffrio.l) 8.00 10 Kiulauii U.
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    GENERAL.
    139 6 4U0.0W ,JOOuui»sm"l. g.tlOO 4,500 M),WO CJ,(»HI MM 6,000 2,750 1.000 24,000 4,000 uuixuol. 800 2,000 5,000 300, 0W ..»x. unique.!. 57.C00 1 M 8 IJS 8 H«) S 10 Mil I"" 8 lo S lo 8 M J 100 8 100 8 l<i S lou t 1 Dull Development
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    125 6 Hrom Europe -i.v theP A O due on the 29th Ictoh r. From China— By tli-' I. A1 1 1 1 due on the i7tli October. IB! TABLE OF MAILS DOS Left Kin<.'!»;iore Dueli Londo Bepi 14 h M.M. 0 7th f> sept, intfa I. i>. Oet
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    177 6 For Sinßaport Per P. *O.s s. China eonnectinu witl the «teamer CAumd al Colo B i London sept. 80 due aoih Oct Mr Hd Mrs. K. M. Markers, MrTand M™ r M. Hill, Mr, and Mrs. MeuJSohn in \V. 11. Samuel, Mr. Burr Mr XV 11 Bdlin
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    VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    60 6 Hongkong, liehfa, due 88th Oct., Betir. Meyer. Liverpoil via iiorts. AHoante, due SOtt 1 >ct.. Barlow. Port Swetter.ham. Avapyet, <v, ryTuesiny. Koe Guan Telak Anson via port--- Sappho on MonVays, Sekaigor on Wednesaays, and Hu> I.eona on Fridays, s.s.s. Vo. Pert Swettpniiani via ports: HnUung on
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR
    72 6 Wharfs at Which Different Ship* are Berthed To-day. Kast Whakf Xuen Taag Victoria Gravinc Dock— Swaaley, Albert Gravinc; Dock -Ban Lioog. Ban ;kok StcnoilNo. 1 Bentong, Gregorj Apiar Ban Wbati l!in i Zaida, Lawada 1 Monmouthshire. „4 Terrier. 5 Charon. 6 Achille.-. Ligbtainff BOBNEO Whakk 7
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    DEBENTURES.
    42 6 dowarth Knkine, Ltd. 7% iSO.UH) 3% A. .In. fcley, Margrave*. Ltd. B% l».'5,(HHp gft I'""'" huyen.. iin«apore Municipal 6£ «s|oOO -I% pri-ni bnyen. 5 1.875.1J00 1% pniii l.iiy.i-. tajow Pagar'lWk Co., LUI. 6% "I "i 'tenl'll-, 4 l.*H,*ii> „k,- l,, vel
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      236 6 notichs. Straits ISimes CAN BE OBTAINED i i ii i FOLLOWING PLACES i\ Singapore. Little .v <Jo.. Ltd te««.-:- Kelh lad Walsu. Ltd Lotel la K«oin i lotel I K l'..£. •it Huflet. Tank Road tttOß i>>|>o!'..-ac_v. ?elegie Koad. .iJ Kampoug Bahru. the papers ran be had at shops immediately
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      537 6 NOTICES ■tTT.WTEI) a d«rt thorough TT kn -\\l(>ill'i r.' .< :i im -a. pleading. :in<l COWI WOT \|>l Iv immediately to MOITTACH B HARMS, Advocat,. B licitor, 31-10 WANTED Bilirv llectorand Krai Oatcvrity and good r.-feremo-.. \V. DUN MAS Klin; Buildings. IVf'l u< WANTED Ohiorao clerk with m nc« of
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      613 6 NOTICES. rBE LET— No. 81 Institution Hill Fntry tflt November. Apply to TOMI IN SON A LERMIT, i Raffles Place. Oot IS v c. BB LIT HB«1] firt floor offi-je--l facirg Cavenfteh bridge Roid ant F int BtoMd Appl) to duthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. v.c. rO BE LR-OM splendidly
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      51 6 NOTICE. We beg to notify that we have dismissed Amat uin Urm.r. our oill lolkvtor, from our employ. He i.- no longer authorised to collect any monies in our name, nor iauthofisoQ to transact any 1 nsiness in our name. (iHEE BOON A ('<• General >tore, Xo. 165-166 Orchard Koaii
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      609 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. p. a?o. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. r CMa% Japan, Penane, Ceylon, Australia. India, Aden, r.cypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. [broad Wlh Lad*«« laanad for p r- .-i Gulf. Ooatiaaatal, Hinvapor* on or about Mail Line. d \Jm Chi.m) Chusan (M sn Ha** O* 11
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      663 7 STEAMSH I PJCOMPANIES. KoninUlijke Paketvaart Maatschapplj. Under contract with the Netherlands India Uovernment. Ai/rntH at Sitignpnrr Ship AokScy, L>TK Paendbls A Co., 2-8 Cou.VKK Qhay. Ihe undermentioned dates are only approximate. fig ..mer f r cm txp'vod- Will be Despatched for K<» Pontianak Oct Ii Pontianak Oct Ommjmgt Billiton <>ct
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      468 7 HAMBUR6AMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURO. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penans and Colombo The arrivals of the next
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      657 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mall Line. The fast and well no \vn mail steamers of this Company sail fortrightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to Yokohama and back. They are doe
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      726 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd, AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched Tom Liverpool ontwards for the Straits, China md Japnn every week, and from Japan boiuu<vards 'or London every fortnight and foi Liverpool monthly. One outward steamo 9ach month extends to Vancouver
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      542 7 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO FIRE A LIFE TOTAL INVESTED FUNDH IXCMB £13,000,000. LAB6BIT 1188 OfflCß Of TEI k BOUSTBAD k Co., Agenti VII E LONDON AND LANCASHIRE TIRE INBURANCI COMPANY Capital £2,l v '"io9 Paid »p Capital i..,7M Keiirvs Fund £1,073,560 Tke andetiigned, Agenti (or the Cob euj, are
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    PILFERING NEWSPAPERS.
    94 8 An l:\emplarv Sentence. v rt. Peaang. on the .1 111 K thai on 1 Tharaaaj acI v. here ipp 11l 1 ted thai In- had been <■>" t..i one aarf- ntbs. .iiiiinj which time he had papen oorrectly *>ii .1 s.uuriliiy In- received str.i .m.i lii went to
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    AIRSHIP'S NOVEL TEST.
    51 8 ..i measures an to be taken machine when th« i produoad tiutut on the "lightei Q of 31. I v I v c <; irve. and tht> ki I si |i| [i ;bi machine will I ft. into t P and with m> t< r drop•i v
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    THE MALAY STATES.
    57 8 vegu'at onsfor the Clerical Service. tan) x •Im a -rii. 11,1 fi i 1 Service* of the P pproved and will d "ti Xt January. It inea .1- tatay, viz.. tin. range 1- 1 in. ntli I- well >'. 1;:, ii 1 be Jirll dually, wlulc pp.
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    SAILOR'S TERRIBLE DEATH.
    58 8 111. I Ui .1 .vi i, ,i pel 111 th nai pounded i li.it TW p wt In. m in'--111! -li:ifl. I >■ latltd in '.ni,i ■iv »iih..nl di y M I iild i v I, in ri J (of > ir.:'i ti.r Ci minein iul Cni<
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    POLICE NEWS.
    117 8 Vc-lcril.iy. Lee Kii'W iiiul Ong Pin W'lic, were charged before Mr. Sproaic 1 f Detective [n»p ■■<■ 1 rrell the lal tre p in the of tin Ire fi Hi g I B. Archdeacon gave evidence in l«>tl> eaaai The former defoa da art got sni the lattei
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    A DESPERATE CHARACTER.
    229 8 An. .1 1 4am. on the 4th inst. trouble occurred outside a house occupied by eoulie> iv WatySM Street. One I'ay Boon CbeDK, an elderly man who wore hair on his hot MW lour liien HK>vinjr a box trom the upper to the ground fl M r
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    THE MASK TEAPOT.
    199 8 Interesting lixperrnent by Mcd cat Men la ti.' phyacal deteriorattued about two monthi ;il:". ixoeaaivt tea-driakiag wa> referred tor the evil* 0! iinphaa&ied W. do« learn, lays the 8 .1/ 1 thai lome experiment made next month ing tea barmleat t.' the drinker e\-en if il be
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    PROMOTIONS IN PERAK.
    97 8 LoMEsiCEST oi Mr W.G. Maxwell's to the Colony, the following ■■■> notion vi unooneadia l'erak Mi C K. DomMmm to be Second "■I v DUtl < 'ilUt-r, I.arut •Mr C. \V HafTwon, to ba AiMtut Diiukt OBear, lUUag; Mr. c k M)hw \--i--.-t District t'tik-er, llu Lancat!
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    35 8 Arrived. 14th October. fm U <!a r- Ymm*-m. 11. <> •ie. Mr. >v kale, Mr. de Ko.-iimn.'. Mi rittUowar l.i A i IVnaii}; Mi. 1! .VI ilru<i<-i>ui. r r .1.. Purl Bwettenbaai —Mr
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    414 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. ■2otlt Osfslar, 1904. To- day 4, m bank rate is 1/11 t ',t Aaaerican Drumming. The announcement is now made by the Northwestern Commercial Company ot Seattle that the s. r. Victoria, speci-i ally fitted, will sail on November IS I next with American commercial repre- sentatives and
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    PRODUCE.
    182 8 i»oit;.:: luiyers I 9 il?; do rt'obe Xo. 1) nnpWed IS s«i ■opia BkU 8.75 io Pfcut:a.!...b 8 :i. r i 'epper. Black buyers M.W M W;,.rf, (.';i 44 ici <»(s<i Klonr S&rnw»>. 3.&1 do Brnnel I«o 3 6-JJ earl bigo 4GO ralfee Ball, U% *»>' :off«e, Pslembang.^'X »«i
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    TRADING VESSELS. &c.
    621 8 < Arrivals since Noon of Yesterday. I Achilla. Brit. >tr. 4.4->4 to p. Captain Will.ams. Sttfa Oet From Hongkong. VOlh (let He. and lT.iilp. Mansfteld Ca 1 For Liverj 001. U Kiis. i AMcnm rn»rr, PHI ttr :ii^i tons, dipt Vaiian. loih Oct. From Manila, IMb Oct
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      98 8 K T CHOTiRMALL Co, AND I SBCHAWTS, Noi. 51 52, H*gh Street. I laad ilaUashai UaisefMsa aattaMa io.- Laaaaa aai] i'itliiiii-i. .In—'-. S hesh l.>i <>i liKiin.ii an.l iliinese Silverware, Indian rutp., earpete, Chioeoc j hroidered table covens JafMMM sarSBSBS, WMs SSISia, .lapnnesp mjittin;.'- liest kin.l, new linnil mad.- lure
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      317 8 VObiteaway, Jsaidlavo 60. White Canvas Rope Sole L bhoes V v&s Wl c Vs\ Vik V whit«C«nvM Shoes with H^t rope goie», white ij. \r? Buckskin tw c-ips and ttrap*, kill lininji medium weight, Tfe*>— «tronp)y sewn ami finish, ?ood bard wearing Shoe similar to >!ft~~--_ Price $4.80 per pair.
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      265 8 WEATHER REPORT. k'ar.d.nijj Ke,h,,v~Ho>pital. K I 0W MM 9a>m. 3p m. Up.m RFf *»F« Bar ..139.907 89.828 29 w« Morning Temp 86.3 Hl» 7fi d'djr, heavy \VB"ibTher 75.7 77 0 7."^ shower al DirofWiud \o?t w.s.w 11 a.8. ,9 30 o'clock KaxTemp 88.4 nipli' clear Mm 7BJ Max.ir. Sun IHS
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    A NEW PUNKAH.
    373 9 Whose Chief Merit is Simplicity. From time to time new punkah whet Imake their appearance with more or les 1 of a flourish of trumpets, and meted like tlicy Hash and disappear, nuniv 0\ tlieni. Tho new punkah invented LaMi-. C. Jo*, an electrical „11^111.« oi Bombay,
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    JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.
    267 9 The Yairalu Mam, the first Japanese steamer to visit Australia since the war, has just returned to Japan, states a Tokyo wire, with reports of the wonderful change in public sentiment in the Commonwealth towards the Japanese, with whom the warmest sympathy ii expressed everywhere. The restrictions
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    THE TRADE OF FORMOSA.
    135 9 Thk "Annual Return uf the Foreign Trade of Taiwan (Formosa) for l!) 1 i.i, an elaborate volume, has been issued from the ofliee of the (■ovurnor-vieiieral ol Taiwan. Tbk shows that the export of native produce was 11,045,000 awa, and of fore'iKQ P ro duce ;«,<X)<)
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      413 9 BANKS. HonskonK Shanghai Banking Corporation. c \rn \i. in noyon K.SKKVK 1-fM): >t4>rlin«K«aer?«tlO.ooo,oaol .-,l» -IJ.—rvp T.IMUMIf »l<,oW>,ooo i-Hiit.ty of Proprietors SIO.iNU.iKId >.'ii wr or diklctoks I l:>vmond, K«.|., fhairinan. II 1.. 1.-M.kiii-, Faa^, Deputy Chairiuai!. i. ...t/, Bam. I Hon. K. Shcwan. K. A. Hrn, lea. H W. Slade. Ks,,.
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      1014 9 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China [NCOBPORATBD BY ROYAL CHARTKR. t-'-M'ital A'MIO.IKX. BaaarM Liability of Proyriatoni x^oo,ooo FU'srrve Fund £400,000 BAHKBR& Bank of Knplami. National Bank of Scotland. Hi-' London City &Mindland Hank, Ltd SI NC A PORK B»?\NCH. Curront Accounts arc opened and intero>t nllowvd nt I
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      287 9 NOTICES. OILSEEDS, COPRAH SPICES, ao 'POTOTSCHNIO t> FRANKEL, TRIESTE, AUSTRIA.) Amenta and Produce Brokers upecially or J" c 'j shippers who having no Oitice on the Continent, winh to have VERT cn^rnetic ami VERT reliable Representative* in Kurope. I'ototxrhniK and Frankel are General Agents for Continental Kurope of Dome of
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      400 9 NOTICES *d)f)e Straits V>imes. AND Wfie Straits SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE In ADVANCE. Daily issue per year J3( ym do per i|aartcr 7.50 do per month !2.50 do per copy U. 15 Weekly ivnie per year 18.00 do per (jnarter 4. mi do per copy U.4'J When Kent by post, i
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      110 9 Shipping advertisements, with ilatea of sailing etc., will be fouud »v pagu 7 Ueueral shippiug uews id pnuted ou page liui.i u.viiaM is a stubborn disease In tigbt but Chamberlain's i\un IJ.i.n. Uae cured it many times aud will do M when ever opportunity offers. This remedy is :i general
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    "FAKED CHAMPAGNES.
    424 10 Mow l.arKe Profits Are Made by Fraud- < OMMMMn o» champagne have been ■ni.wh.it disturbed l.y tlir recent e..n ..tl'itl 111 two HUM lot M IIIUJJ WIIIL 1 lllli.i Uh Mil tmirk^ Wh.il they 'li'l *M i" unjxirt .111 inferior «h« m]».i u r i'* •he I.M fM
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    BURNED THE PATENTS.
    294 10 Ceremonial Death of Dunlop Specialities. rccenth tbi Dvalop W« ii J.m utu:it :> tvrt JuUllU rxjill'cil. n,l |ot| i;intKiin.u. aaMßhiad .a ;i luciuti :u the (Jr.mU Hall i t the Hotel tin in (MM ..I t \:-n luv. !ii, ■biirmuu. Mi Harvey Hu largi .■r.uiili.uiit r dock,
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    AT LLOYD'S
    109 10 I tu.Rt is tst ill considerable activity at -loyds in tlie insurance ot cargoes iroiu llriUin to the Kar East (•reparations tor the wiuter campaign t •>• both belligerents in the Far East haw le<l to a very large amount I lmmi,e>« in Britain Arrangements in r^t-arti to
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      44 10 I'm. lit.ki TiitAiMLNT that ran be •...i-n cut*, briuaei, sprain*. M-aldy "i hki 'Ujune* is 4 fit applicatiou uf Cbaiuber<m Pun Jialm It »lla_v» tbe pain lUftart iwuatly itid duuld always be *«>pt on hao^ For by Al! Dealers IDE DISPES'fiARV General J^tenU 81/10
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      845 10 NOTICES. I'AHANC GOVERNMENT. NOTICE I ender* are invited for tie wor k of constructing an un metal lei cart road from (iedong Rasau to Kampong Belat in the Knintan District of Palmtii: Schedule of Work Section. OBDOTCI RASAU- SUNUKI BESAK. Estimated 5 mile* 7 chains jungle clearing at per mile.
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      337 10 NOTICES. I MOTION CO. WATCHMA K K R S> IKWELLHRS. OPTICIANS. KKPAIKS PROMPTLY KXKOU'I Xl S. H. SAN, 14 CHENG TUAN STREET. Kegs to inform the public that be can suppiy carpenters, titters, boilermakers eng'ne and general workers, and immigrant coolies fnr the Federated Malay States, Johore, and Netherlands India,
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      518 10 NOTICES. Singapore and Kranji Railway. From April nth, 1904, and until further notice. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. A.M. AM AM. I>.V U f SINGAPORE 4..9 M 7M2 10.00 12 M 5 3JS 4.M am -sis ss S3 ss ss ss »:j H.M«.dR..d sjjg ?S |J« gg ;j«
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