The Straits Times, 16 October 1905

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    15 1 The Straits Times NO. 21.KCS5 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1905. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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    THE POLICE COURTS.
    263 1 (iunners and Puller. I 111- morniag, (iunmrs Titlaw and Conville K. (i. wen arraigned before Mr. Marriott OK all. rations „l nsiiiy criminal bra to a rikisha puller, b] pushiny him int.. th. sea at Borneo Whan at l-aoa-m. ..ii Sunday. and 1..1 refuidDß to pay legal
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    PAPER HUNT.
    315 1 ->vn hi.vv's pa|H-i hunt u.isan uinjualitied sin 1 ess and all present si 11 in d to a^rce it was Im st 1 1111 so far. Messrs I tiiinn.in and Nels.ui uin hares and ure t<i cont;iiitnlat<-il on the coins, laidout. A start «as ina<le from the (.ardeii
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    19 1 w i i. ■yiet to lean thai LianaiCiH, 11, On, I .Instm. is indisposed and iiuahle t attend Court.
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      36 1 i, Ilk, a good M,iu.re meal Ul thill w, make |iieslion .ii. none that like t f.vl i ludifteatiou I'alpitati I ill.- baart, An.l Pbllimm after aatinc Ii Ii Woodi i real IV p|iermiiit ('me .ating.
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      166 1 iBl JAPANESE CURIO AND FINE ART STORE iwiVsH i l¥lr%w /%niU IlLfr TLAII t'jjyl -<|f PRESENTS J^pfyfc Also -j&W*: KM CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS «JK) If CALENDARS FOR I 1 mstt 1906 f) j f^ T\ ¥7^ AT^ \/Aa9 H^ Ha^ \Z d. i *Ysl LADIES AND GENTLEIVIEN fn/
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      48 1 DAHL'S MILK. Norwegian Pure Cows' Milk. THE (NLY CANNhD .MILK IN WHICH THE FULL FLAVOUR »F FR .sH COWS* MILK IS RETAINED. The most fluttering testimonials from medical men. To be had from the Dispensaries, and retail dealers. THE EAST ASIATIC CO., Ltd. Ml Importer: July 10 9/1/06
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      138 1 VESTRY CLERK wanted for St. Andrew's Cathedral. Salary 113 per month. Apply by letter to Colonial Chaplain, St. Andrew's Cathedral. 626 NOTICE We. the undersigned, hereby give Notice that on this diiv Ang Hock Hye did Hell and transfer unto Teo Hoo Lye all his share and interest in the
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      618 1 NOTICES. ARTIE TULLY Turf Commission Agent. Artie Tullv bega to inform his clients that he has v $10,000 l>ook opened on the Governor's Cup. Doable Event*" on Maiden and Governor's Cup 1,000/50 and treble event and straight out in all events, also I.(MM) 50 in the double (irilTiiiN. Tullv has
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      208 1 DAY BY DAY. Monday, iftth October. lluli Water. 1 1 Hi a.m. > .A. (hiii Drill. IV S.V.I. Recrmita Drill. :tn. Town Hand II S. BaMTVoir. '■>. Tuesday, 17th October. Higb Water, (l 2.1 a.m. 0-11 p.m. Taujoug Pagar Arbitratioo Court s.t-. Id. Racca. Pirn Day. I ■»>■ siraiu Timn
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      BRITISH FLEET JAPAN.
      50 2 h. I Mi Oetoktr. iiiis|»iii(lriit at Tokyo wivs th.-.t 1 1 Mikido rci-civi «1 \liniriil Noal an. Urn -tiff *ad aapteiM with narked oo* tad inviu <l then to laaohl a*, the pt'a at shiii;i. The iwlaM m plaaad rt tin 1 .f A.liniral N«h-I:i;i'I liis •>tti<n
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      HONGKONG RAILWAY LOAN.
      48 2 > Hongkong owreipcndent—y that tin- <ic.vi.nni nt then Ims Introdnoed v ..r-liii.iiK-i rauuw I""' r '»i"'>"- st r liny f..i the K"»U.m mil aiv :ilnl otlli-r rii'v iv 1.M11..5.-S. wiii.li i- :.li.-v.-il t<i in „.,,|va...-.-..f., t |<-iiii'li.-, .tli.-Cliini-sr tm'.'i iritioH for ndempti f t!w Hankow- ulway.
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      SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
      38 2 •In- Sw li>!i BiksiUij I-- n>|»r..v..l tin oonvunii >n fur tl. ili.- ilnti i i nf Mm Vwiem. lr ,i „i Hi p.' at Knaaoyanh waa killed b; sis ihoU M n-timiin" (ran the theatre.
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      TROUBLES IN RUSSIA.
      102 2 Ih, mb-chiel »f the PoHoe at KiehiaeC hM Im in MHMiMtla I- Be «'*•< I;ir^<-1\ roHpnnaible be the lim— niim tli.-n- in IMS, .111,1 Im tin- i, i-.nt uiiti-.lcwisli ilistiirluim i ■> tli, iv. Striken* kt Moaoo* wwotod bwrioadai ><••» tenby. Tin' fiwwwiirn (lisiunl ,111,1 broke tkem
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    F. M. S. RLBBER.
    187 2 ■\m following U fr.nn the Mnnchmter Guardian According to the annual report of tinI Hitccl Planter*' Association of the Federated M;iLi\ st.it. s the cultivation at Pan rubber in tlio~r State* continneii i<> receive more attention hwu [Jantiiri than any otber prodnct. and it i- i|nit<-
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    122 2 'l'n British Mteamar XUhtdi lf cane in at II xickoiiL- hi the 'iinl in-t. fr Rangoon with a ni;;.i of rice, and later in the day «'u|.t. X. 1. Fairlp\ lia I two <■!' the crew •I. l";utii-.'ii and .1. Mootagne before the liarbourmaMter charged with continually ami wilfnllv neglecting
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      138 2 t Longed =f or Relief j from the agony of r. terrible head- d .i lie might Ihj wi:iii:t easy rc':u!i M ft every sufferer it she but kIWV > it 1 licse shi»>tin;; pains thit X i .ilniost drive <;ne wild can be J HWtantly allayeJ, and rest atul
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      377 2 NOTICES. MAINTAINS THE TIIGTIE C T RFITTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortify the System against Disease liCi "We mm... 1 V^ jfi I >Z^ 'Ht lM too highly ol it Xl UIWkV In Ulajmßflll Pronounced by the HIGHEST medical AUTHORITIES "saAWa" Torpid Liver, Debility, Eruptions, ;ad
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      595 2 BAINKS. Hongkong V Shanghai Banking Corporatic n. PAII> I I' CAPITAL 110,000,00 c REKKRVK FUND:— Sic -ling Reserve t10.000.000' uauvtnnn Sil.er Reserve MKO.OOOi IH >00 000 Reserve 'liability of Proprietors •10,000,000 COURT OF MWO>« H. A. W. Slade, Esq.— Chairman. A. Hnupt. Esq.— Deputy Chnirman. Hon. C. W. Dickson. I
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      419 2 NOTICES TUCK'S HAIR AND LEATHER BELTING. FOR TROPICAL CLIMATES PABTICULABS FBOM The Borneo Company, Limited. HUMBER CYCLES. "Imperial" $65. "Standard" $90. "First Grade" $140. "Beeston" $175. IMPORTERS Borneo Co., Ltd. I 1 #WV These tiny A^^J^^^fA Capsules IBV^fl superior 1 >^^^J^^^7 Cubebs, and cure 1 the same diseases as these
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    THE CAUSE OF BERI-BERI.
    448 3 Mil. Cllu:l.l-s II, .s|, Kesidellt of the KarMU histrietot Sarawak, who in I'.HPI announei d Ins U-lief that the immediate cause uf In-ri-U ii was to he found in rice which had undergone ohaagaa < aeeted with the development apoa it at a Id at nuajoa,
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    IMMIGRATED FRAUDS.
    241 3 111 1 is 1 j -it. d Uiat HonKKonii in the licartI. ,miii is of a ring which hiuukhli i Cludcwi into the Tinted Btate*. crhone inliriniiies •■.•nililiitlii 1-w is, bar tin in Eroiu entn*. The-. IHiatioiis Imve been carried on far nofne tiuie. An American doctorat HongkonK
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    WIRE NEWS.
    118 3 l.oi:i. Xi 11 in m.i: will have his headqoar. Uth at Itawal|>in<li dnrinn tin ma nvrea 111 I our ot the Prince iui'l I'riiK <ss of Wales, carl) in December. About .'..'..inki 11. op. will* take p.ut. Probably Their Koyal HixlinaMw will tut oat each day I o
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    36 3 AliVKIITISKMK.XTS llf SillcS WllllU'll, To Let u-.. vwll Im I ml on pane 0. quotations, gotten) ■bimiinH news an. i [M— nj[i i liitta, IknIiIcs shipping ami iii^niaihi' tdvortiactBent, will be found •>m |.a-i '.< and lit.
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    85 3 Tiik I'iifimj Oaxrl U lay a that the outward ImperUI (iriiiiaii mail ghnmnr ffiirftrm only |Ummx1 Sue/ mi tin HUl in-taut ami far, tlicrcfun-, expected to arrive there on the SM The mail doe l.> Mm B. I. iteanMt Thtmgwa tlii- wcik. has, Imwcvir. Urn Hff<>cte<l by the blocking ui
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      124 3 Hi uns ami Ct is. SliL'hl injuries of this character are of fiwineiil occarrenM in „hrn t every hnnaohold While th< v are not ilaiiLjei ,.us. i-xceiit wh< v blood rwwffwing results from the injury. they .in- often quite painful and annoying They can he i|llleklv healed hv applying Chamberlain
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      146 3 NOTICES. \iianelli Majnos flatural Milk GT7ABAITTEED PT7BB. REPLACES LOCAL SUPPLIES OF FRESH MILK. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS USED IN THE HOSPITALS. HTJTTBNBACH BFIOS. &C 00-» Sole Agents for Straits Settlonente, Federated Mala; states, ke. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. AG S E 6 ag s
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      23 3 For The Races. JUST UNPACKED A FINE ASSORTMENT OF POWERFUL FIELD-GLASSES. Stop Watches at all prices. Levy Hermanos, 3, BATTERY ROAD c 31
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      103 3 mtmara. D. J. KErmCR A Ca. bag to offar thalr aarwlcaa aa AGtNTS IN EN.. LAND, tmtabliahod In IB+4, they 1 hava a thorough knowledge at the Market*, and experience ot £aatern raaulremonta. The haada of the Firm give pa-aanal auporvlalon to all bualneaa, and ml.h confidence Inwlta thoaa requiring
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      417 3 Dr. S. Motoshima 239, BENCOOLEN STREET. Singapore. 'JCth Sept.. l'.Hl.'i. Dear Sir. I nave mnch pkamra in making I known to tin- pablio. who own boran and are lin need of a thorough!) competent Bnraean, thai yon have saeeearfnll.v and thoroaithly cured m> hone which »;i< mil t i you
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 16th OCTOBER.
    544 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 16th OCTOBER. Six Micuakl Hicks-Bkach and lux colleagues on the Tanjong Pagar Arbitration Board have all arrived, and were duly not to nay promptly— sworn in this morning. For tin- last few week a large portion of the local population have been enthralled
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    439 4 j "It f a long lam 1 that lias no a tinning." remarks a correspondent who has taken considerable interest in the iniquities of tlie local milkuieu. and in the very prolonged declarations of the Municipal Corporation as to whether its numbers would or would not put their feet duwu
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    26 4 of sanitary ins|x>ctors i* still inadequate to the work rcejuireo! of tliuin. that is. if tho work of that department is to lx' mrM out effectively.
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    324 4 Thk Hanka tin output for liXKi is now set at higher figures. The former estimate Htood at about 126,(100 pi< ids. The ti-mrcs pow stand at UMM piculs e>r Iid.OOO pieiils more. The improvement results from a heavier outturn expected, and from the re smelting of tin laid aside during
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    161 4 Ora Ottmtittiuhtn Utffi Bitlue s|x rial telegram to-day teils of the alarm caused by anti-dynastic movements at Peking. So great is the uneasiness that the Chinese equivalent of martial law has l>eeii proclaimed there. Foreign merchants at Peking Ymm been warned not to open their plMM "l business. The missionaries
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    171 4 Thk Tin/rein a leader upon the -nlijret of Chinese lalx/m on tin Han 1. remarks as fol lows: Wecannoteoncur in the contention of one of our correspondents that Cliine-e lalxmr should be as free on tin- K.uid a- it is in Singapore, for the Transvaal is a white man's country
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    148 4 A ..KM LI- MAS wild is pajlag Visit to Singa|Hire after several years' ab sence. thus remarks In two directions, if not in more. I cannot help noting a considerable difference in the Kuropean resident- of the capital of the Straits. In times gone. by. not a few men were
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    32 4 It may be uf interest to football playirx in the Strait* to know tliat some of tin- m-Ikm.l authorities at home are beginninK lo tako tingame seriously in hand, ami those concerned
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      TROUBLE LOOMING IN CHINA.
      134 4 PREPARATIONS AT PEKING. Merchants and Missionaries Warned. Shiuuih.n. intli Octdbtr. Humours of impending anti dyna-tii- MOV! meiil- have Inen glOWiM] lo an alariniiiL' extent at Peking, -ince yi sterday. The gaU-s of the foreign Legations and the ele'fenee wall- have' lieen partly elosid each night. l-'oie
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      LATEST.
      39 4 H«i,<jki>xij. Itth October. It is ofticially announced that the garrison of Bui inah is to M reduced as a re -nit ot 1 1 Anglo .lapauise A Ilia neec c Mr. Bryan, the- American doHoenti li'arriveel in Japan.
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  • Special German Sdcgcantf.
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    106 4 iii tin waB-Wag of Um Banwell HeboolM mm London bare appointed an laatrnctor in football .'it it salary of U'li shillings pi r week for tin -cason. 1'osmUv. in time. Ute depai tun- in this direction may honomp gBOen and llaltlus Siliool. hy W»J ol Uinpiny aluiast with tl»' times,
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    69 4 Tiu mimiiImt of chiiiis uviiiUlilc in tinI'ulii i limits is insulin iint I. u tlir aic.in inudittiiiii uf tbOH fur ulium tlicv Me Utiurallv |iiiivii|iil. It ought not to In nrci "iiv for n limn loOMTJ n imiii|i stiNilti. the C 'niii-ts. ttlwtcvcr hr iiii^lit 1m- called ii| m >ti
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    45 4 Thk lonn list of this ywur'i iii-t ebai bat tiny iiMiujjfs iii KmhIuikI omMmm 1 1< hi nf patliclic si^'liilii liner. Tin- last placi' in the list, with an awragi <>■ cmly \'.>:1.\. is ix'i'ii|ii<ii liy tilt" iiaini' i>f I \V. (i. veteran, wlmis now raanold.
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      588 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS THE THE AUSTRALIAN STORES are the leading house for provi sioiis in Singapore. We <I<> not admit to our stocks anything we cannot recommend Our Prices are the Lowest that can be quoted, compatible with the high standard of merchandise worthy of our guarantee Thompson Thomas Go. 11
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      233 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL To-night Lessee Manager Mr. W. Ho'lingworth I'neler the direct jMtronage of H. K. the <ie)verne>r. Sir Jems AMMMS k.i.n.u THE GAIETY STARS Polite Vaudeville and Specialty Co. of 16 selected artists i HE LAST NIGHT Kntire Change of Programme POSITIVELY THE LAST MIGHT Box plan at
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      12 4 WexxU' QMM Pe]>|K'rmint Cure' is infallible' for Children's Stomach Troubles. 8U mils.
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      SUDDEN DEATH OF SIR H. LRVING.
      24 5 Lomdom, ISA Ottoew. Sir Henry Irving died suddenly from *viicii|h after a performance in a theatre at Hiadioid.
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      ANGLO-JAPANESE AMENITIES.
      57 5 The Da»(f i/ra/'k publishes an article in which il st ii.-s; We are happy t<i think that the vii of the Hritish Klect ia help ing the .1 i i.uiese to forget their disappointment over the aaaM terms. The Anulo .lap.in. ■IHaawi is a union of two peoples
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      PEACE TREATY SIGNED.
      30 5 News has H iv received at Washington to the effect that the Obbl and the Mikado signed duplicate copies of the |«ac. treaty OB Saturday. Uth Uet
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      LIBERAL VICTORY.
      40 5 Mr. Andrews. Liberal, has lieen elected Iq sueeeed the late Colonel Sir Hubert Outer (Conservative) for the Batantan Ash hi vision of Yorkshire, polling 4. :t7fi against A. UK polled by Mr. l,ane Fox. the Conner vative candidate.
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      NORWAY'S KING.
      27 5 Norway will abortly preened u> the election «l a King. Prime Charles of Denmark in still men Mooted as n likely candidate for the throne.
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      GERMAN SEMI=OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
      94 5 Never Unpleasantness. Lemion, Kith <>,t, Tii. Sorth Ofrman Omtettt, continuing Renter'* Menage on tin mibjeet dated tin 1 Itli in-t :i i>t M)1 that I'.iitaiii soniiiinniira tn. n t.. :lu in ii. an Ooremmeat aboat tinrWnclnMirga) ma lmtli >|«niUnco»s ail. I runtiili llti.il. It was received in
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      MIKADO ENTERTAINS BRITISH OFFICERS.
      47 5 U a I'liieheoM to the officeis of the visiting I'.ntish Fleet, at the lui|M-ri;i! Palace. Tokyo. the Mikado proposed the toast of King Kd ward and Vdiinral Noel proposed that of the Mikado. The latter monarch siiliseipientlv couvers rl freely v\ith his guests.
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      A ROUND OF REJOICINGS.
      39 5 The Tokyo Municipality and other authorities are vicing with one another in entertaining their naval visitors, and are providing a constant round ot amusements tin both the oflir-ers and bine jackets of the I- Let.
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      ROYAL VISIT TO INDIA.
      46 5 Balloon for the Prince. Mi. Spaaoer, tin- wall kaaura iironaui. das M;irt.d fur Imli.i. whither lie is taking \aifft IkiIIixiii till liic IIM' "t illl' I'lillrc ul t/tim »Iki ili-.ins to l.ikr liinlsiyc photo L'i:ipliii i mcws of -hum IihIkui i itiis
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    SIR MICHAEL HICKS-BEACH.
    109 5 Arrival in Singapore. Mi; Mn ii\m. 111. hs Kkai 11. tin- umpire ill lanjoiiu I'agar Dock Company's arbitration case, arrived yesterday afternoon by the tie. hi; ail s.s. Ihn/, m. having travelled from Knglaud via Canada anil ■i.ipan. 11. was accompanied bj Lady Ilieks Beach and their
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    DEATH OF MR. LEACH.
    85 5 ttl lunch reg.vt to Irani that Mr. W. A. l.e.i. h. the tiaflir manager of the Mual Kailway. who aa reported briefly in an issue ol Saturday, met with a hail gun accident which shattered his jaw anil the rool ol his MOUth, dierl on Saturday
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    27 5 i iv T.ihii and Volm I. r i liaud w ill play I ;he High Service Hccrvoir this evening from 8 o'el.N k. weather |k I mltluig.
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  • Correspondence.
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      "BONKENGISM."
      141 5 I the Editor of the Straiti Timfi." Sik. Some years ago. Dr. Lim Boon King wrote in his Magazine there is no Ood which had incited the wrath of the community i heathens am) Christians.) How came hi' in his last lecture on Confucianism to say "The man of
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      IN THE MATTER OF TEMPLARS.
      225 5 T* Urn IMkr of Om MmHi 7W»." Dui Sir, Will you kindly insert this reply to Templar" I was surprised to read Templar's" lauien in your corren]>ondeucc column, especially when he wails at the small attendance at tin- Weekly Scssiou (ill Saturday -s. When I
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      THE BRITISH MANUFACTURERS' EXHIBITION IN EGYPT.
      515 5 the Kditor of At Stntit* 7imi»." Dkar Sir,— It has doubtless come to your notice that an Kxhibion of British manufactures was to have taken place iv Alexandria and Cairo at the end of this year. From the enclosed notice you will |>erceive that
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      "GOD SAVE THE KING"-AND THE GOVERNOR.
      868 5 "GOD SAVE THE KING" -AND THE GOVERNOR. Tn the Editor of tin Stnntx Tiinri." Mi,. I notice that the promised ceremonial to be observed on Wednesday next at the o)Kiiing of the Victoria Memorial Hall by His Kxeelleni y the (iovernor includes tin- singing of -<"k1 save the King on
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      PHOTOGRAPHING OUR FORTS.
      344 5 7" Um Kititor tftkt Struif Timtt." Sik. 1 arrived liere a few days ago from liniiii- "ii a < it-riiiH.il steamer, and, while entering the |K>rt. Home four or five dozen amateur photographers were Inihily engaged taking photographs. In some places the MM was ho narrow that
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    17 5 This afternoon there in a Rugby football match on the Esplanade S. 0. 0. v. the damson.
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    TANJONG PAGAR DOCK ARBITRATION.
    740 5 COMMENCES THIS MORNING. A Visit to the Docks. Somewhat unexpectedly, the first meeting of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Arbitration Board was siuiiniDiii-il for tliis morning and took place at 11 o'clock in the Legislative Council Chamber. Those present WM Umpire— Sir Michael Hicks- Beach. Arbitrators— For
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    61 5 Thk a<lvantages of Allcnbury's Diet an set forth in our advertising columns to-day. It claims to lie easily made and to In- highly suitable to adult invalids. It is a new departure on the part of Messrs. Allen and Hanburv. Ltd.. who have already gained a name for A 1
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    63 5 Mk. K. A. /kilinoa, formerly Accountant of the Netherlands Trading Soceity here, and latterly Managing Directorof the Netherlands India Discount Bank of Java, arrived in Singapore on Saturday by the Dutch Mail and is staying at Kafflcs Hotel. Mr. Zeilinga is M rMM fur Penang where he intends establishing a
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    94 5 Mb. A. Wkavkk. of Messrs. .Jolm Little ami Co., Ltd., who is yoiuy home was the recipient of a handsome present at the Singapore Cricket Club Pavilion on Saturday evening, as a recognition from a number of the Club members of his keen support of sport generally and more especially
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    FRENCH COLONIAL SCANDAL.
    89 5 A London paper publishes the following from l'aris, date<l 16tli September The HMm understands that the Minister of the Colonies, as the result of npottha has received from the inspectors ,,i the colonies, lias ordered the urgent return to France of Colonel Adam de Villiers, of the
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    15 5 A tkam of the Swimming Club <l.t«;it<tl the Itoynl (iarriHou Artillery at water polo yosterclay.
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    19 5 Thk shipping and iiti|xirt ami export otiirrs will open for one hour. 1(1 t<> 11 a.m., mi Satunlay next.
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    21 5 Thk mail from London for Singapore, ol the 29th ultimo, left Aden on the l.ith instant, by the (lerman Packet Ssekai
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    26 5 Thkkk is a practice this afternoon of the choir and orchestra which is to )ierfonn at the opening of the Memorial Hall, in the new building.
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    24 5 Thk shock caused by the blowing up of the steamer Clkillkiiii in the Suez I'aual was distinctly recorded by scisiuographic instrii ments at Simla.
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    26 5 Captain ffaflWlt. of the st, aim i lily. I'ltlrirli, a l'e.iiiing liner, has Im-<-ii riucil IC-'MNI at Kaugoon for being in illegal poaSM hion of cocaine.
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    40 5 Thk Gaiety Stars gfo| their last show at the Town Hall to night when tlie wonderful cycling featK of the Wheelers will be repeated, it is hoped to a larger audience than any that has yet witnessed their |erfonu ances.
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    FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS.
    153 5 An Italian Method. Is tlir iiylit of recent aanoanoem( at* «s to tin- .liMMu-.iv In Dr. H.l.riny ..I tnttbod which is Ih'H< vnl to he capahlc of inriny tubercuWis. tlic following extract ban lionir pa|Mi to haiul by llic last OMUl will li< liiul witli ii.t«-r< st I'or
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    93 5 Arrived 16th October. Par Vrfwwnr; Fran Nob Imh Mr. V. Sontlmll. Mr«. DaBoaa Mrs. Douglas, H B. W. Kuril. Htm. Murr.iy. Mia I PUmt. Mr. Wifjlvv. Mr. Camming. Mr. It;, ■■.-v. Mr. Y/ilninn. Mr. and Mrs. C. M I niiii','. Mr. 1 M, .1. Hacgragor. M Bbcilv,
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    31 5 Smikiuv the Slat October, being '■■>■ liiri.lt. < ********** l1 1 1 > ■*****111 l— I J ol the buttle I Trafalgar the trovcrnincnl *U-;uucrs :ml ill. H.iy stalls will In- dn ss, ,1.
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    BANGKOK NEWS.
    309 6 At a C'oiiiiiiitUY- "*"**'"g nf the Itnviil ItanyUiiK Spoils c'lnh hi 1.1 iv tin- Oriental Hoaal on 4th Oct.. Mr. .1. aullill.l .lain, as tlif (iMi'-t uii'liilh'l' of till' C'.ininiitti-,- an.l atlir f.iiiii.li'r <>f tlir Cyniklmiiii (lull, waa unanimously aiaeted to thr |>nsition of I'ri'si.lint var.it. .l liv
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    PAHANG NOTES.
    165 6 'I'm finrt intimation of tin- rxpo t. <l Mi.iii-iHiii. aaya hhUay Mail corraniondt'ut, linn' «ith ;i atoady downpour ban iilxuit :< p.m. mi tlir 'Jinl maC tba rain gauge abowing '■>'. inohea next morning. \i inn kongai on the Bnngei Chin C'boag and all it oontaaned waa awept
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    F. M. S. NOTES.
    202 6 On the 11th October, the Minns AHsncia ti v Knal.i l.imipiir gave a farewell dinner to Mr. I. .1. H. hvk.-s. S, i,]..i Uanli n ol Minis. I. M. S.. on tin- oooaafc 1 his d<partnre tor home on long leave. Nnmcroun invitiuioiis hii-l been mHned,
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    F. M. S. INVESTMENTS.
    251 6 'I'm pii^i liiiui. ial quarter, »ayii tiu of Ceylon of tin- M «><t.. baa bora an inter, stiny one. It may 1m- saiil that tin aharea of HalaTa ftnboet cstiit.- eompanjei hotli rnpee ami aterling, Mpnuiall) tin- latter have Ih-i-ii goinu stiuuo at oloimlki. The ilass
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    A LABOUR PROTEST.
    77 6 A i Melbourne on the Ihili s.-pt. tin- propoaaj l>\ (irm-ral Kikilli Ui sitll.- ;».IKKI fjunili,-, on tlii'lnnil in Anstmlia eaama up lor diaooa -ion at tl,. Trail. Hall Coiiuril. ThefoUon mo iisolutiin was carriril This Coiimil entOTM an .-iiipliiitir proUst against < o in ill Booth*
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      548 6 NOTICES. "Sll \MKOCK." No. 88 Harkcr ■eal, with gtablm)-. Bant iiHxli'rat Apply t<> C. DKNNISON. Mn-tii Atu-nilßiit's Oflice. D 407 licpm-.-.i liaiaaillatalj Two 1 )nsi«m, bm First Qrade, ana s.-<-..n.l Orada lor tin- Pahang (•or|K,riition Ltd. Hospital. Kiiuitmi, Pahang. A)ipK Pateraon BimoaaA Co., sinj;a|>iire. tb >400 REWARD. A n -wanl
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      651 6 NOTICES. TO BE LET. Ilnrliclom' Hall." Lndyliill, from Ist Ccto- Apply to Jaeger A Co. I 456 to II IMS to Ik- let with board. Apply at Barganny lions.-, Oxlev Rise, i 519 TO HE LET Fro-n the Ist October, a compound house No. 10H Rowell Road, off Seranggong Road,
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      808 6 NOTICES. Singapore Sporting Club. NOTICE. No Motor Cars or Motor Cycles will be allowed in the Sporting Club premises during Race Week, or during training. By order of tie Committee. 44a Singapore Sporting Club. NOTICE. Ladies attendinf! the liuces on the 17th. 19th and 21st October are reminded that admißßion
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      812 6 NOTICES. The Cairo Tobacco Manufactory THE SUPERIORITY OF HANDMADE CIGARETTES. Nothing is more annoying when smoking than to have dust and small pieces of tolmr.o entering the mouth. This always happens to smokers of machine made cigarettes. Dirt and dust are cnreful'v excluded by the makers by hand. Also when
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      42 6 liad ill.- .ii.An I aamad a* spaanu took him Tin- gripping troabla bant him doabk And fe.et thivan*book him ■father grieving nought relieving liu-i easing l<ni|x ratine She. to save him. tinl.lv gave him Wooui' Qai o li 'ii uuxi Ci ai
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    PIRACY AND MURDER.
    142 7 Ik tin- Jikl instant. a Klin« tniij>kaiiK with IW I „l live in.-n nn.l a la.l M-.«>ki left for Sitiil. in K.mlrli T.rritorv. U. pm< lias, rattl.-. They bad S-'<«i la oaata, <>» *c tit1 insunt. irhen tl,.v wan afl Kwta M.n^i n.arSit..l| ulcvcn MaUyH, Mined t..
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    RUBBER IN SAIGON.
    87 7 A 'i.i.c>Miiii m-icliaiit srii.l- tin- Tim I tin tollowum fahiwHwg mawy— dam: I have i'-t I." <"iiM i~»ti,.n with KenUen.an I Wgo. «to to.?"" t aojoro I'ani «rf j" P? W.llm.iis -V Bn» -I ll.n.nit^l... 11,,5 ..-.X K.ni.in;it..l mi, ll l, :ls 16.000 tnan >•<«'•> tiv< >'•"■;
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    THE BOYCOTT.
    270 7 s.iv- .1 Sen fnmcMiio paps*: A* .1 resuM "t our purchase of the Philippines from Spain, the mim.-i.i v.. contract Labour, and exclusion laws of the l/nit(<l St.mv. went into effect bom rl.iM.I- ai well ai on the main land. •>""■ l>f|'.''tTii« in i I Stair vii.l i
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    THE ROYAL VISIT TO INDIA.
    224 7 V.imtv Fair remark* The Prince Wales is lo king lorward with mu.-h i t 1,, Ludiau \i it. lh< ugh I, j great I wr ..I tiic 1- Dip I I i!,. tvoyal progress bai much interest him. ai.h.v the problems i the King's Eastern
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    94 7 In. ilk li^lit is Uiw'A in-tall.-.l in tinslint> ..I /iiM/ilnir. Uld ii' Aiii.riian firm hi- obtained coocwwion to oonntrno* a liylit .lutrir railway, wlii.li will be UIC Knt in tlie country. Tin Timn CrfUm lias jn^t Ut-ti i-uaUiil i" innpecl HUupleiiol the Ant cooM^niiin' y<\ rabbet wea\ u< Colombo lot
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      74 7 WiioiviM. Cocas, llv three children, suffering leverely from whooping eoofh, have been entirely cored after Being two bottlei of Chamberlain 'i Cough Remedy. .lons <;i;vi\..; i:. Graftou, N. B. W. There ii danger whatever From whoof^ in. cough when the <'>>"u r li m k<-pt loose an, l esped ration
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      1027 7 NOTICES. A LADY TYPIST. .if) \X\W I ti I I Offers Real Help— Our Headers continue to show extraordinary interest in the series of Opinions Uld Experience of the People which appear here at short intervals.and we are a-Miro I by nuniU-rless correspondents that the information is an invaluable help
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      620 7 NOTICES. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS FOR LIGHT AND POWER DYNAMOS, MOTORS, SWITCH BOARDS. Wires and Cables for all Purposes ARC LAMPS, OPEN AND ENCLOSED TYPES. British made Incandescent Lamps, Kemst Lamps and Parts, Artistic Electric light Fittings, Special Accessories for Interior Wiring. CEILING FANS, WALL FANS, TABLE
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    TANJONG PAGAR DIRECTORS.
    129 8 And their Fees. K Sitnnliiy n |«)ll m takin mi llit- vote which bad bom ffytm at the prariow day'i meeting of the iharahoMan "t TanjoBg Daeh «'«>. "ii tli.' knowing maliaa which, it niiiv 1m' rfiiiinilM ii .1 wm eHlfad n ;iu:iiiist "That the following arUok
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    THE TRAMWAYS.
    126 8 Vkstkki>av than WM a big improvement 111 the electric tramway Oaf service, new men having boon taken on gradually to replace the strikers, and now the service is again all but complete. As the motor men improve in the handling of the ears, a neater desrei ol efficiency
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    A NEW HOTEL.
    135 8 Mk-sKs. I'i;akkk HIioTHKUs are IoMOOBI on their enterprise in settin" aliout the building of the new Itecreatioii Hotel at the tramway terminus in Si BMfJMI Koatl, which has already leaned into DopOl.nit\ as an evening resort since the advent It tl tramways. The new Hotel is iminebexidc
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    64 8 <k i i.li of the Baoe dayi tins mt Hmm i« n Kaoe dfawet at the Hotel de l'Etuope. i'r, other niylit- iMii-i(;il < 1 mini-, ami mi Saturday next Trafalgar Day ttftiu. ii r Rev. Mi. Taylor, wlm \m rhWna this |i.nt <ii the world in ooonaotioa witli tin'
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    34 8 >thkb cane of hydrophobia is reported iv. I", iiany. ;m elderly Klin» maa having In .11 admitted to the Hospital from I'lihui n Thnrriiy wiffm lie ft rail thn iliwwi in an kdvaaoed rtage.
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    41 8 IUiK-Uoen should take nou i>t lli.- tint tl -it OWlDg to then- lxiiiy riylit IMH 01 i ii "t tin l!;uv days t\\\> wiH'k. insKail ul v. :i is liiritofim-. tin thst nwa will bo I |.i.mi|itly i.in:uli ilav at 2:«l.
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    50 8 Ml .1. > M (bums, tlir Sc-ntiiiy the i Uljon|| I'ayai l>mk Co, is. m m MRJ to Iihvi t intimate, ri.niimcl t.i Ins booae with -hi n iiiM.iiiiiiialioii ,it tin- i \c .mil In- was i mi- i|iii'iitly iiiiabli' to attend tin limiiiary meeting <>f the T. I'. l>.
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    62 8 lli,ns.la\ last, a IMani Im>y shot dtad ;i t liiiifsc ||iri only thirteen years of n^r I', umg. Hi »aiit<-il tn many tin- yiil. Tl I'h |>.u.iits had cIkiscii iiiuitlii r suitor. Al l^iullt ill' Ih'V inana^iil to inU rvicu tli< II. .iivw a revolret ami rint hat in tlw
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    79 8 hi. mi wills proved at bome ia that ..i Mr. William Braoe H..U. at Carrick «i:.hil;<'. Hevenoakm Kent, chainnaa of Mi—!-, w. B. Dick ami i\>. iLunitedt. ii n-liantH. ol 88, Baatcheap, K.C.. and of tli< Hnu of Memm. Dick. Kerr. and Cos wfco l.f OM8.849. Mr. W. B. DUc
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    90 8 T«l .111 us .1 -;i ix (if tin- liatll.' iif Mm Alma wiw celebrated at Aldi rnhoton Sept. 10 will. re m liv the -'ml liattulion Sutt., I H -i. (the ..Id '.•:.ili lt«'i;t.i. who I it >: l' iini'latliii lui^iilc in the u« uilt on the heubte. The battMHi
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    DEATH OF BROTHER DOROTHEE.
    285 8 WV regret tn (MOffl tlic death of Isrothei D.ir.itlirc. ul St. Joseph's Institution, wliich toil; place at the 1 School yesterday at 4 p.m. Tin id irustil had been ailing since Wedne. lay lust frmii one of the attacks of a-sthnia tn which In- was subject
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    THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH.
    216 8 Ti: \vi i.i.im. nowadays is a far less arduous undertaking than is was even a few years ago. and not many modern inventions have added more comfort to t)°e lot of the traveller than the various applications of electricity. This is especially the case in these
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    RIFLE MATCH.
    249 8 Singapore 903 Burmah 896. On Saturday afternoon, the Singable i;iriv kmodaMom bmq^A to a close its stm-s of bkm this year by tiring off against liiirmali. ltimnah is our latest rival, ami the MM in this, the first match between the two Associations, will be awaited with considerable
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    HARMSTON'S.
    73 8 H.uimstos's bin circus lias arrived safe and sound from .lava, and preparations are now Mag busily pushed on for the opening patforasMM to morrow night, on the Beach Baad liKiition. Tha pio^i-amine will include atwanl HI turns l)y fresh artists from Knn>i>e. mill tin- ClarUes. equestrians, wliosr i cin;iikal>l\
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    237 8 and List 1905-06. Thk following subscriptions to the Children's Aid Society are hereby gratefully ackuowledged Brought forward $642.50 J. K. Koiiieny 20 Mrs. von Wedel 10 (1. Murray 50 Hon. B. C Hill Sir Lionel Cox 10 Mrs. Thornton 20 Woodsville Mess 50 A. de Koster 80
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    119 8 Tin: 4.->th monthly medal was played for on Saturday at Tangliu and was won by Mr. Armstrong. The following cards were returned: J. Armstrong «9— 12 77 R.T.Reid H6— 6-80 I. V. Miles 82 scr S2 J. Kirkwood K2 scr. M"J D. T. Boyd 92—10 H2 T.
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    11 8 Tin: annual exaiuiuation of the Raffles (iirU School commenced this morning.
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    56 8 'I'm Baud ami Drums of the Sherwood Forester* met the White Cross Club in a soccer match at the Old Goal Site last Saturday afternoon, and a fair game resulted. The Band and Drums emerged victorious, winning by three goals to two. but the White Cross players missed some chances
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    62 8 Mk. .1. B. Klkixm vnn is U-avint; Singapore for Aden today by the (rrrmaii mail Kteamer Itiu/rrn. Mr. Klcinmann takes with him a tombstone made in Singapore by Mr. Ravensway, which lie will erect over the grave of lii- late father. Mr. Joseph Kleinmanu. who it will be remembered diod
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    56 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. MM Ortvbcr. 1905. The Netherlands Trading Society to-day quote* the 4 ids bank rate at 211. The Mercantile Bank quotes it at 2/1). Today's share quotation cliaugUM are Buyers Fraser and Xeaves tluil. Straits Trailing »42, Tanjong Pafiars »4"i(). Sellers. l'ref. Kadanas 44. Straits Tradings 148. Last Transaction
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    PRODUCE.
    95 8 Gambler -*:.i->\ do {Cube No. 1) unpicked 11.12$ Copra Bali 7.55 do Poutianak 6.90 Pepper. Black buyers 25.25 do White, 5° o buyers 35.00 Sago Flour Sarawak 2.95 do Brunei No. 1 2.H5 Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali, 15° o basis 23.00 Coffee. Palembang. 20% basis 25.00 Coffee, Liberian
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    EXCHANGE.
    267 8 (Mehcvstilk HkNK.) On London -Bank 4 m/g 2/1} Demand 2/1 j Private B m/g 2/2* do 3 m/8 2/1} On Germany— Bank d'd 2.174 Private 3 m/a 2. lit* do 6m/» 2.22" Oil F ranee— Bank d/d 2.67 Private 3 m/s 2.72 do 6m/g 2.7-> On India— Bank T.
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    SHIPPING.
    777 8 Arrivals since Noon of Saturday. Men -of- War. fjftljlllll. H. M. cm. 3,600 Mils. 270 urn. Hguns, 7,000 h. p. Capt Fawckner. IMb CM. From I.iibimn. IMb Oct. For Trinconmlle. 19th— W. St. Diif- H. M. dredger, 546 tons, Capt Kirby. 15tb Oct. From l.alman. 12th (let. For Malta.
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    DEPARTURES
    76 8 VkssKl.s NaMK. Dl .sl'lMllo\. I>AIK 5,<,,,i Nor str. Kiingkok 14th I'ruiii str. Bangkok 1 ltd fartumaltu lint str. Pnosmatk I ith llnbt str. Yokohama Nth huln i ni str. Hongkong I Ith H,t,hini:hir<- str. London lUh fllmfWHltrft str. China I Ith MMa Qai str. llanil>urg I Ith Il.iiph i
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    MAILS CLOU.
    85 8 t.-r I'er 51,;i,,,,r 1,,,,, 1 M.mi,,,^ l'llhlillxlllg Ratf II ;l in P. S'ttcnlnim A PaMU^Am 11"/.. ill s,h,i, 1 p.m Bangkok .l.m.i 5i,;.1l :i p.m lleii<;k.ilis.SiiikA l'akuiW/..M,/ p.m Teluk Alison m ix.rts ll.m Oaaa :t p.m P.SwettviihaiM via i>oi ts Birnhmf :i|i.n Vmmht, P. S'tenliam IVnang Kbtafl 1
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    117 8 From Kl-roi-k— By the N. I). L. s. h. 5,,,1,.,n due on -.'.-itli Oct. From OUU Ity Mm MM. s dMcaMOoL TISIK TAIII.K 111 MAILS 808. Left Siiigapure Due in London Anm-I Sept. .-,tli N.D.1., ttopt. .mill s«|.i Mk Sept. 7th b. I. CM. 2nd CM Jn.l
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      99 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co, JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, No. 51, 52 High Street. Have just reoeived a fine collection of New Chinese and Japanese silks of all kinds, Indian, and Persian Carpets, Grass (loth Table Covers, Silk Klouses with hand-drawn thread work, Ram pore Chudders, and Silver and Gold Jewellery
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      215 8 Sea-Grass Furniture* r I Iwo American citizens from the Pacific coast, who have settled in J- China, are stated to have originated quite a large trade in furniture made from bamboo and a certain kind of sea-grass. They began making the well-known rattan furniture, and casting about for new materials
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      28 8 WEATHER TELEGRAM. HONGKONG, 1.-.ni OCT.— M a.m. Barometer M.M Direction of Win. l U.I Force ol Wml Max. Temp in Shade «2 MANILA. 15th— 761). 1. -'7. M.
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      664 9 Vnder Him htartinfl li" 1 fallowing abbreviations arc used itr. iteaiaar; lh. ihip;b<;. baiWMi ash.- •eboonar; Yet. racht;Cro. (miser; Gl»t. Gunboat; Tor. I 11.].. Hona-powar; Brit. Britiah tf.B. I'nited BtatH Fob.— I'reiicli Ger -German Dm. Dut.-li U.i.— Oaneral-oaifo i paaaanMr; D.— Dneartain T.l'. W.— Tanjong I'uKnr Wliarf
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      662 9 mm, fart, ainftiWii tot* tf arriHd, awl MM tf ,I'lnilf. BIUM M, Agamamnoa, Chioa, Oct. U Mansiieid. Alston. Hongkong, Oot. 3H Adamaon Oilflllan. Arcadia, Honkong, Nov. P. a 0. \tl.oll. New Jfork, Oot. I".: Pateratn Bin .us. Arratooo Apcar, Cakratte, Soy. 7; P. Bimous. Ayntliia. It anbay, Oct.
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      250 9 FOR SINGAPORE Per P. A O. s. Mm eonmctint- with the steaaxr Imnlfa al 0!0m1>... from London Sept. 15, dIM IHli Oet Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Haraon, Messrs. s Roby, c. 1.. Baaaermaa, C. J. Dawaou, J. C. In^iis, B. Mnnh-bb. A. Lansdell, 11. Hughes, r..
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    MINING.
    251 9 •Mii'ibcr .if Bharw bant Paid Value I ii]i t.i IdUl Cominuy linjers Scllcn Tnuinaolioni GCLJ t i:;,ooo umn-tcd. 1,0111) -'O.IKKJ 10,000 C),-2U7 l0,.">00 bIi.TOO 11H.IHHI .">O,OOO 130,000 •jo.ooo S 10 »7.50 3 10 9 10 I 10 in 10 5 al l a l ISA i l i; l
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    GENRAL.
    157 9 1(111,111 HI (I.IW iil.li iiltl •_',ooo 4,:,(K) 60,000 i :i,Uhi 1.1 l j 0.j,U00 GOO 1,000 5,000 ;iou,ouo O.IRAI IBiMMd 37,000 K. 1 £1 Dull ]>iai-I.,[iimi-i it 1. 1.1. 8 100 1100 J-'iiliTutwl Ki^inccrinc Co., Ltd. I SO 5 i;i.H-r ,1 Ni-a\t\ 1.1. i. I1« |US Hoagkaoguid BUugtai liauk
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    RUBBER.
    100 9 70,000 ».W.) in.- uwl u.ooo 0.000 M '--""'i 30,000 i.iWI iiul-hiic-l a.ooo WO UUI*MIU<. 1,000 Ji-i uuu>u«l 1(0,000 4,'XKI uui»»uixl 150 X", I lll.OIK) 1,61. UU1...1K1 1 1 4 1 I 1 llukil K:ij ill JU'J.IJ.e £l Cicely Rubber Estate £1.5.0 1 1 >, 5',., ft* i 1.10.0 i
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    DEBENTURES.
    48 9 iiiw.ntii Bnkfoa, Ltd. 7\, Idley, HaqMVM, Ltd. i ->.ii.^ii]> irr .Munic i[>ul BMgaag Pt#w 1> kl> 00., la.l. t, i»O,U(X) I1;.,I 1 |iivm. ■.^.•,,0(K) i.itm Iwjpmm <OO,IHKI ■> |im 111 Imyr-,. 1,878,000 I., I'l-iii buy«n. 063,50(1 ikw. ii. .in. ■J.iii.ihhi |.i. in Inijira. |,M 6,500 I |.i.in buyrra.
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      254 9 NOTICES. RILEY HARGREAVES CO. LTD. tThe "SAEKULAR" Incandescent Spirit Lamp. For inside or outside lighting. —STORM PROOF-— A large stock has now J|i A perfectly steady light for 20 HOURS yJL| with one charge. y^Cr^Hry SIMPLE! RELIABLE! ""T"^ DURABLE! ECONOMICAL! v^^ I CAN BE SEEN Al OUR WORKS MOTOR CARS
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      182 9 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China. INCORPORATED JtY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital JtHOO.OOO lirMTvr l.ml.ilily ..f l'ropn.'tors 2*110,000 Reserve Fund l«7-',,000 BANKKRS. Ttank of ■■Anil National Bank of Scotland. The London City A HHiii JSank, Ltd. BDIOAFOBE BBANOH. CuilOll Accounts :iri' n|nmil mid interest allowed :it I |»r i-rnt.
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      689 10 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE Holds top place in the liitflit'st class of Whiskies. Guaranteed 12 (twelve) years old. (■4O STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Jnpan, Penan*, Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Billh of Lading issued for China Coaat, IVrnian (iillf. ContinrnUl.
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      746 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. KoninklijUe Paketvaart MaatschapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agents at Singapore .—Ship Agency, late J. Daknkklh A Co., 2-8 Com.ykr Qoat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate Steamer From Exp'ted~~ Will be despatched torT— Van der l.un Pentianak Oct IS Billiton and Pontianak Oct 17 11,,,i,l
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      584 10 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURO. The steamers of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, aud the Straits, China, and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling at Peuang and Colombo. The arrivals of the
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      649 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg 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 to
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      581 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. t OGEAH STEAM SHIP Co.. Lti AND China Mutual Steam Nay. to., Lid. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, (lima and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London every fortnight and for Liverpool monthly. Oue outward steamer each month extends to
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      546 10 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO. FIXE LIFE. TOTAL INVESTED KINDS KXCKKD £12,000.000. TIIK I.AROEST FIRK OKMtK IN THE WOHI.n. BOUSTKAD A Co.,—Agenti. TIIK LONDON AND LAMCABIIIBH FIXE INSI'UANCK I'n.MI'AM Capital ftMSMM Paid-up Capital JC 111,780 Baaam Fund jui ,07:«,.V)0 The uudersignd, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept lire
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