The Straits Times, 12 September 1905

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    15 1 The Straits Times NO. 21.5:-M> THE STRAITS TIMES. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1905. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      507 1 NOTICIsS. pa ,aj W "VJ ajp. (m #1 «Jl I y f\ W^L Rill I j I? M T4^ TV llf I IA II XLM ■r I f I I m J m. M. M M. Al aB^BB»Ba*iaBBB»BBBaBiaBBB»aBBBBiBBBBlBBB« -^a»"^""aaBB t>t> X«n f^BTaam BKANU M^HAV -j JV«BSbI SSsEDlffiffl IVII IT' le3l
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      111 1 NOTICES. INIK)CHINA STKAM NAVIGATION (DMI'ANV. LIMITED. >ul; HONGKONG. I'"' l'»ni|>ani'> Rtcniner SAMSASO, 2.591 t..ns Caj.Uuu Vay.ie. haul.,? left Calcutta on t!u> ">t>l <ll:t> Ih- exiiected to arrive here "r abauttln- l:ltli idtn... and will hn\e prompt ,1,-»p,iidi for the above i».rt. takuiK cargo for Manila, Swatow. Am.n. Shanghai, Chufou. Tientsin.
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      282 1 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. J^nnual Qasfi (Slearanee SALE NOW PROCEEDING Special Ifines Reliable Hrticles GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS LADIES COSTUME SKIRTS GENTS STRAW HATS LADIES LAWN BLOUSES GENTS SOCKS LADIES DRESS MATERIAL GENTS SINGLETS LADIES UNDER-CLOTHING GENTS DANCING PUMPS $3.25 PER PAIR. Cash Clearance Sale. ROBINSON Go. B 98. John Little^ Co. Ltd.
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  • Reuter's Extra Service.
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      REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS.
      25 2 London, 11th Sept. A Government committee of three boundary experts has been appointed to obtain information in view of the redistribution scheme.
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      TOKYO QUIET.
      107 2 Reassured by Official Statement. Reuter wires from Tokyo that at an informal meeting of members of Parliament, Count Katsura made a reassuring statement, showing that Japan has not to agreed not to fortify La Perouse Straits. She has only guaranteed free passage, and further Japan acquires a free
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      MOROCCO NEGOTIATIONS.
      13 2 Herr von Rosen has commenced the Morocco negotiations with M. Rouvicr.
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      KING IN LONDON.
      9 2 The King has arrived in London.
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      PREMIER AND ARMY PROBLEM.
      66 2 Mr. Balfour, at North Berwick, addressing a body of Volunteers, said the first great problem was to find an army numerically sufficient to defend our possessions oversea, or roughly the problem of Indian Defence, which could not be solved by conscription. If the regular Army were
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      RUSSIAN MUTINEERS SENTENCED.
      34 2 The result of the Court Martial on the mutineers of the l'obicdono»rt> is that three are sentenced to death, 19 to penal servitude. 33 to disciplinary work, and 20 are acquitted.
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      ELGIN ELECTION.
      15 2 The Elgin election resulted:— Mr. Sutherland. Liberal, 2.474 Mr. Rose Innes, Unionist. 1.(>21.
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      GREAT GOLF MATCH.
      28 2 Vanlon and Taylor beat Braid and Herd in a great International golf foursome played at St. Andrews, Troon. Staines. and Deal by thirteen and twelve.
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      CRICKET ABANDONED.
      28 2 The cricket match, Mr. Thornton's eleven versus the Australians, was abandoned. It is U- lie veil that the Japanese Government will resign when the Diet meets.
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      ENGLAND, JAPAN, AND THE WORLD.
      33 2 Lord Londonderry, speaking at Stockton, extolled the JafHMM magnanimity iv the Peace settlement and declared that the Auglo-.lapanese Treaty was a great benefit to the w hole world.
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      BAKU BRITISHERS SAFE.
      16 2 The British Vice-Consul at Haku telegraphs that all the British there arc safe.
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      KAISER ON WAR HORRORS.
      40 2 The Kaiser, in a s|ieecli at Homburg, referred to his childhood's impressions of the horrors of war in IH7O. This was. he said, the reason why his chief care was to preserve peace for his country.
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      FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION.
      36 2 An explosion has destroyed the |x>wder works at I'nionstown. Pennsylvania. Thirty-five people are buried in the ruins. [The above telegram was received after going to press yesterday and was issued as an extra.]
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    FAMOUS EDITOR'S LIBEL.
    103 2 Sir E. K. Kusskll. the editor of the I.irrr /)00/ Daily I'ohl. will liavo to undergo hiti trial on a charge of criminal libel on the information laid by the Liverpool jiiHtii.cs. Tliis. stri|>|Hil of legal phraseology, was the cffi'i-t r if the division of Divisional Court
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      258 2 NOTICES THE "EMPIRE" TYPEWRITER ■4 k jpMMH^pHp^L^L^p^p^p^ is the Favourite Machine wherever it has been introduced SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH, LIGHT TOUCH AND VISIBLE WRITING ARE SOME OF ITS POINTS. ORDINARY MODEL 5140.0 C BRIEF MODEL 5165.0 C INSURANCE POLICY MODEL 5190.0 C IMPORTERS: Borneo Co., Ltd .Inly Jti ADVANTAGE OF EFFECTING
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      54 2 When fiery drought shall fill your veins With heated blood and weary pains, Be hopeful yet, be happy still, There is one cure for every ill. Through length and breadth of this fair land, From forest deep to ooean strand, There is one medicine safe and sure, And that is—
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      559 2 NOTICES. ON SALE EVERYWHEBE 20 Cts. per tin pi "SLEDGE" i iSilS|feg BRAND STERILIZED UNSWEETENED CONDENSED HYGIENIC MILK FOR CHI LORE N AND INVALIDS. The highest medical authorities "give that the addition of sugar and the frequent abstraction of cream from the ordinary condensed milk does not render it as
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      175 2 Wde Straits Wmes. AM' W6e Straits SBudgel. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. P4V4HI.H in A|iV*NCh., Daily ismie per year »30.00 M |kt quarter 7.50 do fm month -j mi <|o |HI«-.,|.V 0.15 U.ikU issni- |ht year 18.00 ilu |ht quarter 4.50 .1.. per copy 0.40 Wliin Mill In |Mi»t. tliere li added for
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    STRAITS EDUCATION.
    262 3 Thk Hoard of Kdiication at 1...nd0u has published a volume of re|Kirts on educational systems in the Colonies. The Straits Settlements arc thus dealt w ith The Straits Scltlcinents have long U-en Knglish. and w hile Koran schools are the only ones known on th ainland. high schools
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    LEPROSY CURE.
    228 3 Thk alleged leprosy cures at Manila took place at San Lazaro hospital where Dr. II I.. Wilkinson, the physician in charge, has Imi n quietly experimenting with X Hays on lepers for many months. He has worked along uiOHt original lines, advising with his brother physicians at times
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    MAINLY ABOUT TAIPING.
    250 3 Thk M.iUiij Omit* correspomlent at Taiping says that the annual prize ahoot is over, and Taiping has again settled down to its normal sleopiness. Selangor has challenged Perak for next month, anil the challenge has been accepted. A farewell dance to Mrx. Tate. who is leaving shortly
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    THREE MURDERERS HANGED.
    193 3 'I'lIK <\r<iiti(in UmiU place <in August Jf, at li. B. M.s (inol. Sliaii^liiii. of the time Imli.iM--. Suit, in Smyh. Cliamla Sintjli ami \.nlini Sinyli. fur the lninilcr of l.iislniian l.i|.;;. tin- Mo. 1 wiitt'luiiiin at tin- InUrna tii.nal Dook on llii' Dili .liiU. Tin- incn advanciil
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    21 3 Suakk quotation'-. BBajataJ slii]i|iin^ news nml paaaajaai li^-ts. Iwlilia loippillg ami insnruiu-e ailvt-rtiscniriit. »ill ba found on BafM I nml II).
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      730 3 NOTICES. HERCULES STIVEN&CO., Singapore. Nov 10 tu.ths. r SINGAPORE AND KRANJI RAILWAY. From Ist Augiisr, 1905 i and Until Further NoticeTrain Service for Week Days and Sundays. DOWN TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. *A.M. P.M. P.M. SINGAPORE 4..6.00 6.36 7.40 10.00 VtM
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      83 3 AT THE INTERNATIONAL CTnp RESTAURANT 0 I \3 I D'Almeida De Souza r treets. a- 50 cts Tiffins Open Sundays. July IK tu. th. «ri. J l-l« TANSAN. Pure, Crisp, Refreshing, Invigorating. Is receiving most favourable notice from eminent Physicians. Over a Million Bottles are turned out Daily. No Mineral
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      241 3 DIAMONDS. Precious stones, Jewellery (all best and latest designs.) OMEGA WATCHES-OMEGA WATCHES Silver and silver plated ware. Fancy goods. Gramophones and Records Repairs neatly Executed by experienced workmen. LEVY HERMANOS, 3, BATTERY ROAD. < 31 IS THERE Death m Rubber jstoppeped Bottles? (SEE "STRAITS TIMES," AUGUST 14th, 1905. DRINK J^polHnaris
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      40 3 We are proud of our i\«y. And .ill it can do We art- proud of tlia- w.unl< i. Great Kdismi too. But at thiv we may marv<-l Most certainly more Tis the liunii <if mir raM Woods' Great Peppermint Can
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER.
    686 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER. It would be difficult to commend too highly the excellent work accomplished by the Sherwood Foresters in salving Tyersall on Sunday night. Without their aid. the place would most prol>ablv have been gutted. It may seem late in the day to
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    379 4 In another column will Ik (omul a Police Court rejiort showing tha: within a very limited area in the hi ait ot the town no less than eighteen lioirnU ss ■..grants were Jir. rested. Two thirds oi IhaM are now in prison, and very likely the rest will join them
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    247 4 Sosik connoisseur in orchids stole eight deudrobiums from (ilengarry. corner of (Kiev Koad and Him r Valley Koad. last night. A reward ot -Hy is offered for the apprehension of the thief. I'ufortnnatcly it is not likely that the thief will be discovered, despite the fact that the reward exceeds
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    105 4 Thk subscription list for the linn national Ited Cross Satiety of Shanghai, whose aim is the relief ot suffering aaaang the inhabi t.mts of Manchuria caused by the war. has now boas open tor some time at the Chartered Hank, but so far there has Ih en little public naanatt
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    11 4 In Angnat last forty three Enropeanw died of d\s<iiter\ at Saigon,
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    16 4 Thk Town and Volunteer band will pla\ at the Ksplaiude this eveiiinv; from «.:Mi weather permitting.
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    19 4 "UIaiKKN LKiis is riilllested to send Ilis address to the Kditor. who has iiiadvertentlv opened letter addneaai to him.
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    24 4 Tin siam Electricity Company at Banff kok has just distributed a six mt < cut dixi deiid for the tirst six months of this year.
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    22 4 Tin- 1..v.0. outward mail steamer Chutan left Colombo at 10 p.m. on Saturday, and is exi>ecto<l to arrive here on Friday afternoon.
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    26 4 Thk P. and(). homeward mail steamer Hi in/ill left Haagkoag at 1 pja. on Saturday and is expictcd to arrive here at a.m. on Thursday rc\t.
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    25 4 Thk auuoiineeiii.nl made in a paragraph published yesKrilay. to the effect that C'apt. liower. of the Police, is shortly v.,in^ home on leave, is premature.
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    27 4 A Typhoon peaeed over Hanoi, the capital of Tollijllill. OB the Hist August. No livewere lost. The damage doni' ashore and afloat there i-- act at SMMUm
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    27 4 It is rciMjitcd that the Canton -Mankow Hailway Concession has U'en ceded by China to .lapan. iii recognition oteenluee rendered in dtiviui! the Baaataai oat of Manchuria.
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    30 4 At a meeting of leading liiemliers of tin foreign coinmiiiiity at Bangkok on the Ist instant, it was decided lo ant Ml 111 the Siamese (rovernmciit for JtankriipUv la>. reform.
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    28 4 Thk American sU'ainer Ohio II arrived yesterday from Hamlmre with a eaiyo ot inachinerv for Vokoliama. The Captain rcjxirts m<":tii:e a 'iron"; south west monsoon durint; the vovaye.
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    33 4 A iiKscKlHTlox of tlie match for the (iolf champiouHliip of Singapore, between Meaara, Miles and Anderson, anpean 0B pn^e H. On the same paye will be found notes on the coining Hacv MaetiiiH.
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    41 4 Ahmikal Kit uakii. the Commander in -chief of the French Far Kast lent, arrived at Saijjon on the :ilst Auyust. A few days after wards he went to Alone, Bay. where the Sully still lies hard and fast oil a took.
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    48 4 It is understood that Mr. 11. I!. Lister, solicitor, who came out to Bangkok two years ayo as lefal adviser lo the Siamese (iovernment. .tnd who resiyiuil that position some six months ayo. has now permanently joined Mr. Naylor. a law yer theVe. as assistant in his business.
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    43 4 Tk.mpkhamk in the sense of the word that is most mmmaOy meant is to an essential ,|iiahtii .iti.m for rtchinssioii to the Kuropean Police in Ceylon in future and tin Ins)>cct<>r (ienenil there has rejeeU-d atfacal applicantKwhodid not answer to this leijiiire nient.
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    67 4 PosTKD copies of tliu Souvenir of Singapore" will K o l.y the mail bjaviag on Tlmrwlay, Beak Hat All those deeirona of sendiii" copies of this iiit<>restiii>; illustiat **1 booklet to their friends at home an inviU-d to send in names and aildiesses betea WTedaaniaf next. The atkt ..t the
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  • Special Telegrams to the "Straits Times."
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      DEATH AT PENANG.
      28 4 l'lnnmj, l!th Sr^timlnr. Mr. Honald ForUs Macarthur. the founder of the Prai Dairy Farm .it Penally, has died suddenly. Death was due to double pneumonia.
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      THE INDIAN ARMY.
      44 4 bVmlb, l:'ili Sept. The BHfaaad Annv Heform is not likely to come into force on Qatahat l~t. is previously announced, aaaanaa Lord Cnrzon is keepiiiK the ipiestion back for the eon sideration of Lord Minto. who reaelus llomlKiy on Novciiilh'i- :ird.
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      BAKU OUTBREAK.
      37 4 Troops Safeguard Foreigners. llrrlin. 1111 l 5.1,1, Calamities iM-yond measure Inn, ,n, i taken Itakn. I'lHin lemonstranccs by Itritiiin and i. i many, the linssiati <ioverniiient is safe «uaidinu foreign interests there l.y n,ilit.u\ tone.
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      NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
      68 4 Sweden Reported Preparing for War. A conference will beheld at St, M kholm. this inontli. ti.dis.uss a eoninier, ial treaty between Sweden and Gemaajr. The iiiiestion of disinantliiii; fortresses in coniieetiou with the separation of Norway from Sweden is ujviny ticnhle. Norway asks for the in ci
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      AMERICA AND GERMANY.
      29 4 Conference on Commercial Treaty. eonteicnce to discii— the eomiiiereial tic :it\ In twein the Init.-d Mate- and li.-i many will prohahly be opened in Norewb r.
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  • Reuter's Telegrams.
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      THE EARTHQUAKE.
      25 4 London, i-.-th s, „t. The Italian Minister ol Cuhhe Works ban proceeded to feleeila, the scene <.f the earthquake, in a relief train.
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      Great Havoc.
      48 4 The eountiy is des, ijlm-,1 m \.ist .•elnetery. Villages have Uen wi|m d ..nt. and puti. ivint; oorpeei litter the grooMi The deniellted pOpoJatioD bare inohhi d the Minist. is train, elaiuoui In;' tot lielji. l-'issur.s in the >_-i .1 tn. 1 mil. lony are M-.i1.1e.
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      PEACE REJOICING.
      53 4 There was juhilatioii HMonM tin Itussiaiis in Manchuria at the innoniieeiu, nt of the eoiK'lusiou of peece, and th. na I riesident UiK,se\elt was evil vulh I. teas!, d. The liussian soldiers are reported to !>• :i|i|nvln usive of the situ;ii,,.ii at I ie .nd would pilfer to
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      MONEY FOR IRELAND.
      38 4 Mr. LaOMg, Seen tary tin Ireland, announces that the Treasury has :i"i,ed 1. 1 |irovidi additional -.nn twite million-, hy the end of 1!kh;. to X'K us.-.) in connection with the Irish laud pnmheen inhene.
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      THE St. LEGER.
      16 4 All M. Ml.me s Inns, L\. been ncratcln il for the St. Legar.
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      JAPAN AND AMERICA.
      34 4 Mr. Kanako. ul,.> enter) lined h\ I'lesid.-nt Rooeerell at bucwell Inn. In .it Oyeter Kay. |,ndiit,d (be oowshmioii at m ui:oiioinie and eoiuinirei.il alii mi between li<|>I i<|>a li and Aiueri.-a.
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      RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
      33 4 A .'l'ou.liil train has h, v cl. nl. i on tin New Yoril elevat.il 1.111u.u A ear fell into tin- str.-.t. in. l tin peopki >vere killed and thirty u.i, in|iu..l
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      THE ARMISTICE.
      28 4 Comloh, i-'ti, s,j,i, Heuter's .orre»|Hindeut cable* i,.mh Tokyo MBM Kuliiishiina has left Ka\ Ul ■Met the Itussians in tin lii 1.1 and to aiianye an armistice.
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      OFFICIAL RESIGNATIONS.
      41 4 The Minister of the Intiiior and th,. Lilk I ol I'oli.e have resii>ned thiiiollii i.s Tliu MinisUr for the Interior iaViwouat Akimasii Voshikaua. A niessiine from Tokyo Ui the Ttbfrmpk says that (ienerals \.,ji Nddm have resigned tlii-ir eoiniimnils.
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      TARTAR RISING.
      40 4 The wholiTniUir iHjpulalioii in tl.i /.,ui/. Hiirsk (liHtrict has risen uyainst th, Rneekn (iovi rniiient. ;iml lias joiuril a L'«l\ of 4.IMN t aiim-il l'crsiiiii Kurds. The Vireroy has made cuyeut re|iiisi nt.i tioiis to thi' Persian authorities.
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      294 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Caldbeck Macgregor Co. (ESTABLISHED \m) Wine Spirit Merchants, (London, Glasgow, Hongkong, Shanghai) SINGAPORE AND PENANG. price list c>i<r M ftv tu.th. U.C. WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1, 2, 3, 4, High Street, And Branch Store at Hotel da I'Europe. Hum just o|H'iieil v tim stoi k
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      354 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WILSON CO., PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. THK LKADING AND ONLY First Class Studio in Singapore. Always Up-to-date and Progressive. QUALITY WILL TELL. It has told. It has enabled us to MAINTAIN OUR PRICES, which in tan will enable us to continue to produce plioi'.L'i-aphs of the highest possible i Hen<
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      12 4 For Malarial Troubles and Dysentery take Wood's Great Peppermint Cure, "ho censt.
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      73 4 Tiik two (ireat l»anes thai BJMB 5t,,|, from .Ml. Kmnussen lm\. Manned, l! anpean that tin man who enticed tin in Hway mm (liiuaiuan. The male dog broku beat and band his waj home »ft,-i uiu,h it was iih eilsy matter to trai c the leinale d.io lo a shop
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      HOW PEOPLE GET DROWNED.
      441 5 th. 1 ,1,11,1 <•/ Hi. strait* Timm. Dot, With 1. fereiiee Ui the drow ning fatality which ih -.11 -red 011 the -md of this 1 itb at the Swimming Club. Singa|x>re. by which a BarOfMa his life. I may mention that 5.,,,,. \2 nlb-agol was
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      "FREEDOM" IN HONGKONG.
      457 5 1,, tU, Kditnr of the Sfntttt Timn." Hit It y in afford the space in your paper, th. incloaed editorial otipped from the South China Uontimg Pc > ol the -Jlth Aug.. whieb I have ju-l ha|.|.. -n.-.l to inn across. might Im- instructive to Mr. Binaraon
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      THE PRESENT TEACHERS.
      357 5 To lit, Kditot i,/ lln Htraih Tun, i". Sn:. I have not ami the n.-w Oovernm. Nt bemc lot the c rtiliiation of teach, i but if. a- "Teacher" writes to your pape r of M-sterdax v "entirely ignora aw) asta asi.l. the claim- and |M.-ition of
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      HIRE A LAWYER.
      133 5 ih, BaaW „t the StrmUi Timm. Su:. In reply to the query |of "Broken Legs." allow me to suggest that if he has more monc\ than he knows what to do with he should hire a lawyer, and enter suit against his landlord for damages. Otherwise, he
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      OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
      186 5 To tin- Editor „i th, Htravt Timm.", SS 1 1 According to your report of the Ty.Tsall tire, it wa- discovere.l at 2 a.m. and the Kin lirigade arrivtil after i! o'clock. Thi- i- a striking illustration of the inerticicnev of our Fire Department. I'ntil we I
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      THOSE LOST DOGS.
      144 5 h,lit.,i „t tin s/r,ii/, iimet.' Sir.— My attention was drawn to a notice in your i— lie of yesterday re.pn -iting the return of two large Hoar Hound- to the given address. Perhaps the advertiser was not aware that the dogs |Misi-t< ntly followed tin gentleman while
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      THAT HORRID FOUNTAIN.
      210 5 To Hi- Kilitnr i,l Hi- SttwiU Tunis: Su;. Yon printed some day- ago a letter signiKl Auti Stucco. the vie M which wile. I Ulieve. very widely ndoi-e.l. In spite of this the horrid fountain still stands and what is more it is today being slabbed up.
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    54 5 At a uniting held in Penang. on Thursday it Mas decided to form a Football League run on similar lines to that in Singapore. The following were apiHiinted as ottii c lieanis President. Dr. T. H. .lamicson ice President. Mr. C. HradlxTy Hon. SwnfcKT, Mr. .las. T. Dobbie Hon. Ti.amirei.
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    61 5 MM. Id. ii \i:i'.lull writes in the Onllool, in fax our of an lni|n -rial cable to be laid b\ the liriii-h Government in conjunction v.ith the Colonies, should the si-tiny al.lc oii.|iauic- refuse to ba expropriated, to make room for state dm nership. The Imperial cable should b« laid
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    68 5 Piiai 11. h for the concert wlrich is to lie givaa by M«ie. Hasset in the Teutonia Club on Tuesday next is Uing x igoronsly pursuwd. Mine. Hasset will sing several o|Hiatie piiies witl» full orchestral accoßipanimciit. the orchestra liciug under the direction of Mr. Schliehler. The programme will include
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    THE MALACCA " WANGKANG."
    2009 5 THE MALACCA WANGKANG." (From Our ('<iirixji<in<h nt.i Mmhmrn, ittk ftyfawtw. Thk first yreat procession of the Wanj;kanu festival Ux>k place on Friday. These festivals are Hokien in their origin anil usually take place every fifteen years, but esceptional scourges such as the cholera epidemic of IK9I sometimes accelerate them. For
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    THE "SEEADLER" FLOATED.
    292 5 No Damage Done The (iennan cruiser S,,,nllir which'went ashore o» the Southeast end of Tree Island i-n Friday evening last, was got off and was found to have sustained no damage. When the news reached Singai>ore on Saturday the German Consul General. Mr. Kiliani. together with a
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      12 5 FerCoU in the Head and(V«Kli« take Wixils (ireat Peppermint Cure. M) cents.
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      12 5 For Wind on the Stomach Uke Wt«d>,' Great Peppermint Cure. 00 cents.
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      661 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR $15 A MONTH, YOU CAN HAVE A (1001) HEARTY TIFFIN EVERY DAY AT THE BODEGA Ch c AMERICAN COCKTAILS/A SPKCIALTV. Alley OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS. RAFFLES HOTEL SINGAPORE E. ft 0. HOTEL, PENANQ; CRAO HOTEL, THE HILLS, PENANO STRAND HOTEL, RANUOON. SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors. THE ROBINSON PIANO Co., Ltd
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    KUANTAN.
    847 6 (From a "Malay Mail" Correspondent.) After leaving the busy port of Singapore by one of the East Asiatic Co.'s boats that trade between that place and bangkok, and calling in at almost every port on the east coast of the Malay l J onmsula and Siamese territory, one arrives
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    47 6 Tuk Singapore Supplemental Budget No. 2 of 1905 looks to an outlay of $206,131. One item is ***** for cost of passage and expenses in connection with the engagement of a 2nd Assistant Health Officer and the return to Europe of the Chief Clerk, Municipal Engineer's Office.
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    68 6 It ih said that in China there in practically no market for motor cars, for in the average Chinese city it would be impossible to drive one. In Shanghai a good many arc in use, and their popularity ix increasing, but it would appear an if the demand would be
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      595 6 NOTICES. API'UKNTICK RKI'OKTKKS wanted for riingai»ire's new morning paper "The Eastern Daily Mnil." Kme chance for smart boys leaving ■obool. Salary from start STRAITS PRESS Agency, •-".< W Win.hester House. Coll yer QtmJ, 1 Ml an Vmgfimi mitkmt Oniirtw imtmi for the International Restaurant. S.viinty required. Apply on the iniiiiisi-..
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      584 6 NOTICES. FOR SALE. A newlvbuilt fast steam launch. For particulars apnlv to GAGGINO CO. March 13 v.c. TO BE LET. •A ((HKNCAißN— Tanglin Hill-a well ■iituate I and commodious Residence. Entry 15th August. Apply to A. M. McNeil, D 48 S> me ,v Co. TO BE LET. A compound house
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      15 6 ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a per Vc-t antiseptic dentifrice, uleanes a"< ireserves the teeth, very rejrtthxny
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      867 6 BAN KS. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and Chin*. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fund £875,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City Midland Bank, Ltd SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent,
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      721 6 AUCTION SALES THE PUNJOM MININO COMPANY, LIMITED. IS LIQUIDATION. AUCTION SALE OF THE VALUABLE MACHINERY and PLANT. BfILDIMiS. Tools, Stores, Tailings, Ac, the pro|H-rtv of the I'linjoin Milling Company. Ltd. To be held nt POWELL A CO.'S SALEROOM on Mond y, the 18th Sept., 1005, at 2.30 p.m. (By order
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      556 6 BANKS. Hongkong 6f Shanghai Banking Corporatic n. PAID-UP CAPITAL 110,000,009 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve 110.000.000 i Silver Reserve 5.500,000 »'*-"«>-<X><> Reserve T ,ialnlitv of Proprietors 110.000,000 COIWI OK ItIbFCTORS. 11. A. W. Slade. Ksq Chairman. A. ilnupt. Ks.|. Dc r ut\ Cliairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson. 11. Sehubart, Eso,. E.
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    LONDON TIN MARKET.
    1151 7 The following is from t' e "Mining Journal" of the 11th August: This market has boon irregular, with realisations of speculative parcels, and business has n on a small scale. America has not been a free buyer, but in all probability will soon have to enter tho
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    65 7 Arrived nth September. Per uli/juo From Deli— Mr. and Mrs. Amerv. Master Amery. Miss N. Aniery and Mrs. l'epperkorn. Per Mtassfsr .—From Telok Alison Mr. Valpv, Mrs. and Miss Yzelmaii. Mr. KinK. Misses M. and K. Hara, Mr. Ilafiedorn. Mr. J. Robertson, Mr. My ram. Mr. G.
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    TWO SISTERS SAVED.
    602 7 By Mother Seigel s Syrup, from the Mise ies of Indigestion and Perhaps from Death. When Mrs. Katie Mania, who resides at No. 4, Strand Street. West If. ink, Ka.st London, CC, declares that the lives of both herself and her sister were saved by the use
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      368 7 NOTICES. KATZ BROS., Ltd. GALVANIZED CORRUGATED SHEETS GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING Be MSil .1 Oettajtfsd SkeSSlMe. MS. :t feet to 10 feet. Nc. 19.-, m. S /.es:lft.bvl', Bft. by i4-.4ft.bv I". 4 ft. by H-. 7 ft. by 2. m Quality and Prices A )k{ UST\ \\D PRICKS OV APPU MHH
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      199 7 SingerSewingMachineCo. 21, STAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE. FOR MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS THE SINGER HAS Been recognised us maintaining the "highest standard of excellence assong family bewing Machines and is now sold at lower prices, (juulitv oonsidertd than any other. Whether you projMjse the ])urchase of a mueliin or not there is
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      393 7 NOTICES. Vencsta." CASF.S are L.i^K BBsd for packinp Tc.i. Provisions, nil sorts of PtodOßß. BtBBto»erv. BsStS, Hats and Millinery ToBSMOUd Cigarette*. Mottled (Joods. Cloth in*. Travellers Samples. Hardware. BatMT, Egfß, Pan. U Post BSMS, Hooks BIN CASES for Van Work and Kxport. ••VENESTA'" BOARDS are also largely used by Van
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      277 7 PHOSFERINE 5 Tho Greatest of all Ton ca 5 J RADIATES HtALTH. J Proprietoni Aihtoo It Paraons, Limited, J 17. Faninxdoa Kawi, London. B.C. NOTICE. Tenders will be recei\e<l 0B Tnc-wliiy. Urn MBS tiIIIISIIISII. 1905. at 10 a.m.. at tlic (illi.eof the Director of K<liirnti.m. lt<li^i..ii» HaHstS and indiiHtrv (DfaseSSDX
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1008 8 Tut iiait ol th. Singapore Kacen are tiscd for tin 17th. I'.tth. and -'Ist Ootobet little previous to those of foriu. r \.-iirs. \Vli> this should Ih so il.hs not IBBMI clear, unless |».ssil.ly it may be that the weather is not iisnallv so broken op as it
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    36 8 :;i; Kaliiinilii has Uen s,-MU'iu-ed to v.-i'ks imprisonment t.n i.t.-n ing illegal Hi .titi.ations Ir tisli rtilldwa. He |il.-a.|.-il i11..: the lish venilois breed the nasaej on li.i i I. nt that he I'ighU'iiiisly icflls,.! it.
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    45 8 Vlh. lliioaurii h. lli. I'risidi-nt oi tli. M tin i i-iiial Board, goea on leave on the Ist |.i..v. H ha. l not jet been deckled il n is tl,on-lit that 11. K. the (nivernor will not be able toapmn cadet 1., tlie s<-i i,
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    46 8 Tin W. K. t liiii-t-li Calendar am:- inns I th, niariiag. of the BeV. A. J. Aiiierv. I .tor of Ui< Hinffajwre MetlmliMt L'hurcli. I M>s. Until Ml. n will take piece at BJO Satmda) m \t. Msh. hml The Mendaol -t. .i arc <oi.lial!\ invited.
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    53 8 M. II MM...1 i\. who was foiim-rlv I oloniul retan nndei 11. Bean, the OuvermeI i i I i.-ntli Imlo liiina. and is iiiiu .i. Kin int. will be out heif abort!] on a 1..1.11 mission ot in.|iiii\ int.. the ChintMte I. -tion in tiw L'mob) N tin rlandi i
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    Golf Championship.
    1451 8 A Victory For Miles. 1 The final 18 holes of the 36-hole < round to decide tiic golf championship 1 111 Singapore were played off between Messrs. Miles and Anderson on Satin day la.st The weather was uot' quite all that could have been desired, as ra.n w.i
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    700 8 Yesterday's Tie*. A. Siv.i.is. G G Seth 1 l>e»t N I Kent 1. tin. 7-.V B. Six., its. .1 K T\ler an vH T Hei«l- 1. imtinislied. A Ifat^at s,r \V yi (nicies— l. unHnislud. V .1 Sproule asr > O I" (inftitli- !,»nes ocr,
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    THE ASSIZES.
    171 8 At the Assizes yesterday afternoon the trial was concluded, liefoie Mr. Justice Uslic Thornton and a jury, of Saiuarane; I hin Awaiifj. a police coi|K>ral. who was cliaryed with misappropriation a sum of MJO baloagiag ko a prisoner ill Sepoy Lilies Station. After hearing! the evid<nce the jury
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    109 8 AiiniT a fortnight ayo. when the French sUaimr Amu;! Mmjim was in Colombo harhour. a suh officer of the Kreucli Colonial Army who was a paMOgjat on hoard. K«t a midden attack of sunstroke ami ran amok. He was UMHMJ under the impression that he hail received a wireless message
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    ALLEGED DISTURBANCE OF RELIGIOUS CEREMONY.
    100 8 On the niyhtof the J.'.th Auyust. .lamali.it and Arinooyiim are alleged to have Ixen drunk and to have interfered with the devotional exercist's of a Hindu procession off SeranyiMiu Koad. They were tln.iwn out hut ap|H'ared later on reinforced, and a fight took place. Yesterday
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    A MILK CASE.
    105 8 On the Jn.l inst. Sanitary Ins|Hetor Simon Ixmyht some milk fiom a Bengali vendor aaaaad Baa Sarnk at the lirothers" School whitli is supplied l.y the man. The milk was analysed and found to contain I.)' 1 of added water. This morning. Ham Sanik reapOßdu] tt> a
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    VAGRANCY.
    122 8 DIKIM. the nir;lit of tho 111 1 lth insUint. seventeen men anil I Im>\. all Chinese, were ■naaaai in the neighboarhood ol Teink kyet for vagrancy. WsUnlay. they were < hari;. .1 hy BaqajaM Nolan. Mi. C'ohiian yave nineli time to tlie cnnsi.lcra.tion of theii ease They said ycncmlly
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    65 8 Amount the pajMMH from tin ii.ntli who passed through this pott ycsU-r.lax honicwaiil Ihiiiikl in tin Ariiiiiinl Hrhi'r MM Ailiniral Mavlr. fonni rlv the- Kri-iu li Naval Kar Knst ('oniinaiiili-r in Chief, and his staff Captain lUm^imiu. who liv.l Iktii punlo md liv the BM uf .hi|iiin after conviction for
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    20 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. l!th Hiplrmlnr. I.m. Tliciv is no cliiinyr in the 4 ins hunk rat»-To-day Straits Tradings clown to *4H. '>">'■■»■
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    PRODUCE.
    90 8 Gambier h.H-'i do (Cube No. 1) unpicked U.nfJ Copra Bali 7.40' do Pontianak 7.U7J Pawaii Hiack '-'7 ■.'"> <1.. White, v 17.M BagO Floor Sarawak :t.lll do Hrnnei No. I MS) IVarl BagO ">l"" Coff.-c Bali, l'.\ baaii BJO Cortee. Palambang, 90% l>a~i- iki Ooflaa, i.ilmtium No. l •j:»..-iO
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    EXCHANGE.
    254 8 (Ml.:. i*nu lt>NK.| (hi Hank Imi s JI I >.■!!. Ml .i 1 I'm at.- 6m/l I da :i m/s 2I On c-rm,,,,,, I'.unk a/d .i'^ Private Imi lid 110 OMI s ■>.>i\\ Omrtmme* Bank d/d Ml Private mi's 'J. 71 io lim's -_'7I (hi In.h.i Ilnnk T. T.
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      15 8 I- nil iiiU'i-niii oosaaiaaati lake Ifo ins 1 C.renr I 1 iat Cure *0 ivnt-.
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      244 8 WMTEAWAY, LAI PL AW CO. S HAVK JUST IiECEIVEf) A URGE AND FABIED STOCK 01 SEA GRASS FURNITURE (SUPERIOR TO ILLUSTRATION.) Phis new and artistic Furniture comprises both ,tyle and comfort and is suitable for Drawing Koom or Verandah use. NO HOME COMPLETE WITIIOI T IT Finished in Natural and
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    GERMAN COLONISATION.
    1036 9 A Costly Failure he licilm corn".s|«)ii<kii. of ihc writing on the '.till nisiant, •I. ii. Lhal Hi. tilling «.i <ieprc.v-ion is<-d by I Ik- liiilish reception of the ciuli loot, followed by tlie cruise of rltisa Mcc; in the Baltic is aggravated the more directly nalional coniein ich
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    IRELAND'S GOLF CHAMPION.
    184 9 An Irishman Wins the Title for the First Time. The Irish open Amateur Champion sli!|> -ias Ik/cii won, for the first time, by an Irishman. In the final tie of the I'oiirtceiith annual tournament mi the Koyal Dublin Club's links at Dollymount on the J,")tn August. Mr.
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    REFORMING MOROCCO.
    515 9 Must be Done Slowly. M lie Ntulxiurg. correspondent al the Kcho da Paris," lias had tlie honor of Intel", lewiiig tin.' Sultan of Morocco the Priam of the Faithful. The Sultan, contrary to report, appaan to ix' actuated by friendly sentiments towards the French. The only roiulition.s to
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    THE JAPANESE CHARACTER.
    470 9 In the present juncture of affairs in the Far East, .in analysis of the Japanese character by the Catholic Archbishop of Tokyo is particularly interesting. Among other things on this subject, the Archbishop, writing in the AustrnlasJan Catholic Record," says: "The character of the people appears to
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    A WARNING TO SKIPPERS.
    284 9 An Unfortunate "Spec" by a Captain Cipiain Vibcit. commander of the P aid O. mail steamer "India," says the British Australasian." is to be congraMated upon the success of his action ■gaiaal the Tasman Syndicate. Skippers oi ocean-going boats- like most other mortals like to be
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    91 9 Thk Chim-Hc at Canton have now been tiinylit by hanl experience the need for the nyisUiitioii of pai-tnirKlii|is. Advices from HMN t.. Mm :uith August hUU' that, awfau U> tlic biinkrupti-v of :i pul niiinU-i uf iliiniv, baaka, arMaa eeeaaiaatfd ruin to mi iL-liiints. ninm Shuui lias notititd the uno'i-Hutcs
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      1114 9 Under this heading (he following abbreviations are used str. steamer sh. ship bq. —barque »ch. schooner Yet. Yacht Cru. —Cruiser; Gbt. Gunboat; Tor. Torpedo; H.p. Horse-power Brit. British U.S.— United States Feb..— French Ger —German Dut.— Dutch G.c. General-cargo d.p. deck passenger U.— Uncertain T. P. W.—
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      794 9 Samt, port, probable date of arrival, and name of agenlt. Htiuiiu. AoM.Mi-K, Chins, Sept. 35 MaiiBfleUl. Agamemnon, China, Oct. 25 Manstleld. Alcinous, China, Oct. 15 Mansfield. Alicante, Barcelona, Sept. 14 Barlow. Altitiß, BandjermaFsin, Oct. 1 Daendelx. Amiral Nielly, Haigon, Oct 11 Moine Comte. Antenor, China, Oct. 1 Mansfield.
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      158 9 FOR SINGAPORE l'er T. O. s. k. I'.riliiiiiii.i •eaaeaWM with BM ateam OMMa at Coltimlx.. from London Au^t. IH, clue lwtli Sept. Mrs. Wnrreu. l'er P. .V s. s. Siimlu (rom L.milon Au^t. 10, due l!>tli Sc|it. Mr. niul Mrs. W. C. Michel', Mr. K. W. iAiuberton,
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    MINING.
    233 9 Number p.. 1...-1 i i i.ii GOLD. 13,000 t 10 »7.50 Berhawau G. M. Cu., Ltd 12.00 ..Sou uuu.ued.; 4,000 10 10 (Def.rn.li H.OO 20,000 10 i» 10 KadanaG. M. Co., Ltd. 2.00| MM. 10,000 10 8 (I'rcf.) H(HI 6,207 Il£ 1 Kechau G. Fieldn, Ltd. (f.p.) I- 1
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    GENERAL.
    146 9 W.UUU unu.u«d •2,000 4,500 ao.ooo 1-2,000 I 3,400 i b.UOU 2,750 1..1KK) M -'.000 5,000 7" > umaautd. 300,000 <>,'■■> uuimieU 37,000 K. 1 1 >nlt 1 >.-x .1. l.lii.rit Co., Ltd.. M.OO M.50 100 f 50 > 125 100 10 100 100 10 M 100 100 100 50
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    RUBBER.
    87 9 »,UUU IIUiMHWl li.lKKI 1 i;,(kmi t: 1 .iiimkj j 1 1 i uiu.»u« I 2.UOU I H« i vg ouu.uk 1,000 »lui> I i"l UUlMUfU 3O.UO0 f 1 4,0<X> HBiwMu 1SU rJt.n "VI »1OO JU 1 1- 1 if 1 WOO #100 1 sioo 6ft 1 Ci.-.lv itnMur M*
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    DEBENTURES.
    43 9 Howarth Krelune, Lid. 7% 250,000 i% prem. Riley, Hargreaves, Ltd. 6% .-I 225,000 t% prem buyers. Singapore Municipal 8% 400,000 2% prem Inn it-. 1,878,000 1% prcin buyers. I G.>».")00 .(ii.. num. laafMg Fagur Dock Ci l.i.i u% -.uo.oou t%pMa*aayan. ■">% 1.H66.900 r%pnM»iy*n
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      21 9 STKABNB' HEADACHE CUltE.can be obtained from all dispensaries (quicklr by pest i Gives tn.-umt relief. Avoid imitations Keop the Genuine handy.
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      53 9 Not a Minute should bo lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even the croupy cough appears will prevent the attack. It never fails, and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all Deaiers THE
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      61 9 There 19 n.i I)ani;kh whatevar from lockjaw or blood poison resulting from ii wound when Chamberlain's Pain Halm is promptly applied. It is an antiscp tic and destroys the germs which cause these diseases. It also causes wounds to heal without maturation and in HM third the time required by
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      674 10 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE Holds top place in the highest class of Whiskies. Guaranteed 12 twelve years old. c «6 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, PenattK, Ceylon Australia, India, Adea, Egypt, Mediterranean Pert*, Plymouth and London. Through Kills of Lading issued for China Coast. Persian Gulf,
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      696 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Konlnklijke Paketvaart MaatachapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Aijentt at Singapore I Ship Aolncy, i.ate J. Daendeui A Co., 2-3 ('mini Quay. The ■■dermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From ~Exp'ted~T Will be desj atched for Van den lUmch Soerabaya Aug. M 0 Soerabaya, Banjoewangie, Boeleleng,
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      569 10 HAMBURG AMERIKft LINIE. HAMBURO. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular sorvicc between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they arc dcs|>atched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Brcmerhavcn direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. The arrivals of the
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      640 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Herman Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe
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      575 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., Ltd, AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and fretn Japan homewards for London every fortnight and for Liverpool monthly. One outward steamer each month extends to Vancouver,
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      642 10 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO. FIRE LIFE. TOTAL INVESTKI) Xl NDS BICKKD £12.000,000. Tilt: in;., i".r riiiK nrKicr. in thk wom.n. BOIiSTKAI) a fit. tsmt THE LONDON AND LANCASIUKE FIRE INSrKAM K OMI'ANV. Canital O4STJM Paid-up Capital K. (19,780 Koserve Fund 1 1 ,073..V>0 The underKigiied. Agents for the Coui|iany
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