The Straits Times, 28 September 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.457 SINGAPORE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1907: PRICE 10 CENTS
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      185 1 HAVE YOU SEEN The Ring of Motor Cars. SOLE AGENTS: Just Landed: 2 CLEMENT BAYARD \J. DlipirG UO. lOh.p. 5-seated. KATZ BROS., LTD. Gents Tweed Caps, Motor Shape, Smart Patterns $1.00 each Gents* Panama Hats, Special Value $7.50 each Gents 1 Tan Willow Calf Boots, Good Shape, Strong and Durable
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      156 1 ROBINSON Co. «/fi«# Unpacked: The Latest Styles in London and Paris TRIMMED MILLINERY. NEW SHAPES IN UNTRIMMED STRAWS. A LABGE SELECTION OF FLOWERS, ORNaMENTS, MILLINERY AND DBE&H RIBBOSS, LACKS. _c EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN Lace and Enibpoidered Muslin Robos. LATEST NOVELTIES IN Fnnch Muslin and Dress Materials. SMART SHAPES in LADIES'
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      37 1 ADELPHI HOTEL, FOX Comfort Luxury CS.anlinsss I j Tgifrft i' 1 order that this Fii'St-ClsasS Stout may become better known in ■fill Wf7/ p'jc? ;c/rf autil further hßk_^^lhk OF ALL DEALERS. WHOLESALE I'KOM The Borneo Company, Ltd.
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    OUR SHORT STORY.
    1158 2 Closed Ye* IU-.i'. MM the V«MM Who Know. Notliinu What, v.i About It. I .|iiit«-. -nvy v..» sU>iiiU i» tonilon tlnoiiyh Aajßtot wlii-n everything i» i|iiii-t. and you rim do jmt ayou like, instead of beinu obliged, like me. t. ;;u ilown to ONH anil l>< nice
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      188 2 CONGO I IBropieal fßjoofing IS The Ideal Roofing for this Climate CHEAP! SANITARY! DURABLE VERMIN-PROOF '1 ht thickest fOalkji :> > pi} 1 can now In? supplieii at $12 l>< i rail of 216 MfBBK 1 teti lompUtt- with mbc nails and ceuifnt lar tixin^. AGENTS The Borneo Co., Ltd.,
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      94 2 ALBERT L. A. DALEY I niertakcr ft Tomb Buiider I 750 Middle Bead, "I" Ascot for llewrs. DittnJge Brothers. LtJ.. Londoo, -I** Telephone Xo. 619 LIQUID FUELj BUNKERS. Fresh Water Island (PULO BUCOM) Opposite Western Eutrance to Keppvl lUrlwur 32/6 .THIRTY-TWO SHILLINGS 4 SIX PENCE) PER TON FOB.. IN BUNKERS
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      216 2 M BOTTEirtT U ■X iian» wm FUSSELL'S dMILKb fly n m lIC U t|B m II Favourite* I H mII Ever y whrr I M m HtGOLD MtDALsJ) A Keep yo«r LammH to ft m j OOLD WATCH PWBK. J McALISTER <fc Co., 'S^m-^ USE ONLY* USE ALWAYS mammwat^am^gM^gM^^^^mm^m MOST
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      267 2 INK NtNit FOR THE 1 HANDS AND COMPLEXION y IfiMifliJ fill lel3]i| IHUITITT^Ba IKthII HIibTUII IIH BBwi IKvAi 1 1 11 JRUBfctfii lßwilßri 1 1 1 I aacJ^BßMai^j^Jtii Hb\LI~JjLI bbHbNuStil I HOSE PIPES Why buy Hose which quickly decays, when you can get MERRYWEATHERS' HIGH CLASS BRANDS, Which last out
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    FRAUDS ON P. AND 0. COMPANY.
    561 3 The Chafes Instituted hy the Colombo Agency. .1 l: V. 11. ..ix 1 ■nm n: 1 1 H. KiUi Hie .\i.l at* Mr. r. H .tn 1 nph^i Mom*. wy, vbu |>>-.\. -t Urn I 1 irti. .1... t|w 1 by aiix -i-i.i forth.
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    Loss of Life in Merchant Ships.
    116 3 I'.irliaiut-iitary i.-lnin iJaoWK tint in 1906 huiiiUt of livw. 1.^.1 in men-haul -i-i' i.*l in tin- l'itit«<l Kiiitfloiu «h- U »L'flin-t UiSJ ii! ili.M-lt:..'. »«-n-iii.i»ur-aiitl M-aiiun and j 1..4 )u .wup-i>., tli.--*- Utt<T iu.lu.lini; 106 1 < li.ii.-s.- |«Ns.i u: .rs kwt fr..iu tIK-
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      25 3 »\UINK. ite U«al I'urgaliv*. rw-.m ti U-t m»airal aathontu-i KaM I .ru.mil. r.-.ulu To had ufa! .i.rruJ Whul««l« fr.jn Tlm: I'hsrmat-) r«tun K.«d. BngaF r>
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      910 3 Weak Lungs, (Consumption For Jin.sc with weak lunf;s, or »ny tendency to consumption, Aagiw'a I.it.uirioi) is rx.'-iuveiy the very l*-st ninrdy. It coiiilums «!ic antiseptic jtid soolhint; propeiti«A of our specially purified pi-iolt-utn wiili the 10-iic pioiwiiiis of tlic hypciphosphitP";. and i? thprcfi-.n; l).>!li a lit-ahnf; lun>; renv-ily and a
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      566 3 %#J» nm|nw ULUtilii %SmM iL^B OILMEN S STORES 15 aB> I CEOSSE PICK S^ PS BySpMW AND JA^VED LtlEt Warrant M m BLACEWELL, W^ m^S, Purveyors to I LTD II M 7nm*t urn me W mm "2T Popular J%UStral Motor (Bar. Guaranteed against any Defect of Construction MAGNETO SIMMS-BOSCH. Price
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  • LIST OF PASSENGERS.
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      Passengers Outward.
      273 4 I', i l>. L. MM i;.».:i. tt*m Sotu!, „.,,|.-.,1, >„.; d Ml*, ft. I I irn M, mm. I. M. > IB n. and W. T. „i,,1... j r,.. P. ,v IV «V ira. Sun from I. mAom (.SI. dt»>(Vt. MimW. Mmlaiul. Mr. ll m "-I I. M
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      Arriva] of Passengers.
      75 4 t .•:i n I' :xm Itoubay to v, I. |oo; Ml. I. j 1 1 ,1..- .n. Mi. K. > Mr. Ktewart. W. E. <■ "ai I. Mr*. K I. (*oo. v|,-. and Mi- «iaffn -i. rwnllos I .1 I iiu, Mr. .1. n i M «..l
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      Departure of Passengers.
      31 4 I I >i i. Sept. -J7. -i Ml s. \V. Kmitk Sir. C. M. XI Jli K McKelviy. for -Muni V n l*r in .1 11. r llaa.
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    Ireland's Diminishing Population.
    48 4 till t |l tLtt&t: tlh l< and th. ii nuU i < eauel '.it.' fur i I with I ".I iibove i> lwl |«hC>: I 1.0(1 in i >.l i .1 i v- in v .t! y I ..■■•i!il i in i ht-U i in tli.-
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    The Indian Gold Reserve.
    79 4 I i l, a India with d ■I i y hi iiij 't in,, ptio- .< n.litill. |I«MU 14 uV. I 111.- I ....I ill I II Id I. k. p. in I .v. ■li *i i lv.aii<lit«<>|ituiou amiiU ■i. itivc. The I "a' |> >>f»l
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      11 4 PNEUMONU. k ,v «-*arJ t I .-.,...,1. tli ,j ;tu j
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      687 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. JfiL \^r STEAM NAVIQATiON CO. For China. Japan. Penan*. Ceylon, Australia, India. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills >f LbWhofi iv*:ic 1 for ''0:11 |Com», Pel*.** Gnlf. OoWiaiWat. nnd taMtam Port*. j Slenmer. Will Un\e. Si:i^*p ire oi or hod n MAIL LINE. Outtrar.i if*
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      1181 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HANDEUAND BCHEEPVAMT MY. "BANDJER." EH BANDJKRUASIN. The Steamer* of tbi« company maintain a regular service between: Singapore, Bawean. Sourabaya, Bandjer masin, Palo Laat, Balik Papan, Koetei, with transhipment at Bandjermasin for Sampit, Mandawai, Koemai, Kotta Waringin, Djelai, Marabahau, Marakasaries, Negara and Bebirik. The steamers have geed accomodation for
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      752 4 STEAMER SAIUMCB. N. D. L. NO«ODEUTSCH£R LLOVO l>np»r;a° 00.-m :i Via i LtM* Tnc fast and well known m*il »t««iu"rs -I this Company sail fortnightly from Br. mi.. Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, South mi,. ton, Oibraltar, Oenoa, Naples, (oonnncti >n Marseilles, Naplos, Alexandria, an.l vice rana) Pot Said, Suez, Aden,
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      295 4 ST. ANDREWS MM A Church of England Hoar..'. BMM be Furnnean and Eurasian boys WB» <•"■" to he made to the BOOM W* l»r M««W House ortitlie<Wmia! I bapH n Standard VISIBLE Tykwriteb. SEE NEW MODEL NC. 9. AgMMi ATKINSON I'oIMIKS. a-j CMtwor Atirv. CONNAU6HT SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL JULTURE. 9
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      84 4 Singapore Tide Table. i\\ i.i. i» too. room n i.) HIGH WATKH. LOW VATEB I M kt.i Turn BfH hr- Mm. f;. ,n-. ir^ i, ull ft I1S u H tM»m IM .i,i ~.27inii (J I in 4.-> I I'-' f i.i >2 y.l'.ipm U M Ml:.,,, M k <!
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    771 5 I M.m tins h«. 1,, u HmtJl .an »1.1.r-..,tio»«»r--r '*i 'r«isr. I 'to. "inn vr- >„:::, :u:. r o'.:!r-r Man-nl-Wir, etc. 11, F.s| N ,t 11K1t0,,,. H, rrow MaaaMl. S. t t m K r s»Ht.., M jN«N Li »-d sut.., IK«M »tr. .vhi ton., di.pl^m.o,. M
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    Clearances.
    143 5 S.-|)U-nilH-r 26 r-utialu, Kiitstr. I'enang. Rangoon. Cal.utta F.«L..WM, But »tr. Australia Lightning. Hril-lr. IVnaug and Cal.utta Kra»il>a. <.erstr. Hamburg wa Raugoou Han K.i S.«.n. l>nt str. Pontianak Bunk* Knt -tr. Anambai, Natnnae Islands *7 Malta. Pnti.tr. li..inhav via port« Van SwuU. !>ut sir. Souratiaya Kamakuia Mkiu. Hongkong and Japan
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    624 5 Sam<; port, probable date of arrival, and name of AftwH, STEAMERS. AgHMWMBi China. Ort 12 Mamti.-1.l \irlie, Sydnoy, o*t 2> i BoaiVMd Auiiain, HatgM, Oft 4; M. Maritime-) Antvnor, China, Oat 13 Munstield Autilochus. China, Oct 2 > Mansfield Arcadia. C il.uhlk., 0.-t 12 P. A O. Coy
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    81 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TMJOM PMM. KIHT VVHIKF BaSSIX— Kislll.-l. EirtTWHAßrßrcrios I— YeoriiuoMaru. Voiwaertn B«ct. 1 (SaEEas \VHA«r):— Kmta. Bcction No. 2— Nil. S— Nil. 4-Tjipaua>.. a Nil. 6— Tsintnu. 7 Leianz". B— C. A [mir. El Kitntara. »-Haiphong. JißDWEti'
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    54 5 lIOUKHARII GKKMAN M VII.. 1 The Imperial (1.-rman mail sUamer Priu/ I Ileinrich, having left Hongkong at u.n.ii. on the 25th insta-it, may be. expected to an ive h re on Sunday afternoon, the g'ltb instnut. Mm I will probably be despatched for Kuro|« the f illowing
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    54 5 By the Straits Steaoiatiip Company's »Uta I ■ocr Perak, Capt. Olxeu, from lV'iiang and Port Kwcttenham, Sept. M. Mr. Thoo Sian Tan, Miiw Denton, Mr. LmJm By the Hye Leoug, Capt IVrry, from I". Swottenliatu via ports, Si.pt. 2H. Mr. Cottar, Itov. M. C'ordozo. Roy. It. Alfanito,
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    459 5 (Sunday, September 29.) H. Mli Ifvßl AM. At.l. A.\;i:>.V Kl'lHr»vin Sc.M.iv Afteh TMtJITT. St. Asdiikw CaTHKUkai..— 7 a.m. Matin* mul f.itiuiv 7 1". a.m. H"lv ■intnunioTi (Choral). :t Hi p in. Sunday School mil Bible Ommm. :tli p. in Kven«>nK mid Si-rmuo. St. lltTtUW'a, Si.n.v Links.- IMS a.m.
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    Mails Close.
    119 5 Pm I'kii Btkaukh Tim Moniuv. Utiffm IMdhaM 11 ■in. Kuro)>e via ports I' Ihimrieh n<>nu Malaiva mid l.imyi Klt.nii fms 1 p.m. Miiar uiiri ftltl—t H.iiimm 'I |i m. Mimr and Mabtra Ma 11,. \,.m. Toluk Aa*in m> iwrtH Khh 1 1> in. Chnst.imrt NUn.l /W«».f</ 3 p.m.
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      28 5 CHAMBERLAINS PAIN lALM. Thi* linnm-nt H»i...ild «*upy a prominent ,a«* in .v.rv liui-M- It baa oo «^u*l t« prompt cu/mi trf cut-, burn*, bruisw. and a.- J u»r»
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      638 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. 'I h» MNMlrf this Company maintain regular dinvt service brtween Calcutta, Strait*, BoM^nag, Wkmfmt and lafM, tnkin^ rnrfip ■>n through BHh ..f Lad,..,: '..r :int.in, Swatow, Am..v. Cuef... iVi.tMti. NovxlnvaiiK. Vantfts/e Fort.. Fi.rilliMK. MM I'hllippil:.-, \r.., A,-. MMM T«M (Vimuaiider ■bIHM" l.K'.t.-, It.
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      480 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. ANIt CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. pi Th« OwiaW ■itaauuir Ma <le<|«tt:h>xl from Livm-pm! »I—f l» ii«. SlraitH, China tud Japan cvorv wnk, vi.l fr.r.i Japan homewards fur London. Aniiitrajm aaJ Antwerp .■very fortnight a^.l fi tleinnt. Marseille* and biverpnol tnou>b!>. Dm
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      240 5 STEAMER SAIUH6S. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERB. 'I iik iiu.U riiuntioned mail steameni of the I above Line maiumin a regular service between Calcutta nn.l Japan, calling at Penang Singa i pore, Hongkong and Shanghai «i rout, FLEET. Tons Coniujander s.h. "Jai-an" 6.800 J. O. Omfcnt a.B. "Gkf..iob> Awak" 1,600 S.
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      437 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C. R. I i Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. j THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO EUROPE ru CHINA JAPAN, CANADA and the UNITED STATES. Ronte from Hongkong. .I.i Shanghai, Nagasaki (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.S. "EiirßKSHor India" ITwin-sorow steaR.M.S. Ehprkks r
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      262 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Sept i»- At 4, Scott's Road. hou*eb.>ld furni turo. etc., at S-M p in. :io— At Sale-mom. pbotograplii.T good, tto, at 11 a.m. Oct I— At Saleroom, resulentisl property, /etliiud 1 louse, Armeniiiu Street. at -2 HO p.m. 1— At Sale room, vnlualile town proper
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      108 5 DAY BY DAY. Saturday, September 28. High Water. •> li pm. S. C. C. Tennis. Path* Cinamatognph Show Kea.bßoa.l 7 ;»n V.M.C.A. Athleiic Club. ZetUud. HoiiKe. H :t(l Sunday, September 29. High Water. 311 a.m. 242 p.m. li-.li after Trinity Qaraaaa homeward mail due. Feast of Branches (Jewish Bwigaming Cluh
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.
    394 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. A very considerable amount of harmless amusement may be had by the studeut of human nature who will take Uic trouble to cursorily follow the various correspondence wherewitli able-editors iv England contrive to fill their news-sheets during the season in which
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    716 6 nud argumentative letter ovor the signature of Paterfamilias,'' which shall suppor^tlie affirmative position upon the question "Is Marriage a Failure Tlic letter is printed with leaded headiugs. aud the next day an indignant reply from Justly Incensed," and a moderate aud temperate contribution from Audi Altvrum I'artem" appear, lwtli uf
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    15 6 Two McsaaKeries Maritime^ steamers arrived, this morning, one from Marseilles and the other from Saigon.
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    22 6 A Chinese twakow man was drowned in the Singapore River yesterday. He fell off his twakow by accident and could not swim.
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    24 6 The new Straits Steamship Company's steamer Kiiita arrived from Dundee this morning. She made the voyage in 29 da vs and two boars. J
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    8 6 'The King will not beadvued to exercise actsnraa-siti
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    39 6 t«» for tbeft bom a dwelling, w sentenced ""TbudJtay.trate. for theft of a ba.ket A The Dutch Colonial steamer Zecdiiif arrived from Khio yesterday. She carries two guns and has a crew of twenty eight. Bel tounnye is 192.
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    27 6 A Chinaman was fined M 0 by the Second Magistrate, this morning, for bringing a frivolous charge- against a compatriot with whom he had had a quarrel.
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    26 6 The American Navy Department will establish coal bunkers at Goat Island, near San Francisco for the purpose of coaling the big battleship fleet in the Pacific.
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    37 6 There is a propijsal on foot to close the Kuala Luinpor Town Club, owing to the limited number of members who use it for tiffin, and the difficulty of getting anybody to take np the honorary secretaryship.
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    30 6 l-'ivc lame and blind Chines.- beggars, who have long been familiar figures on Stamford Uoad and Aimcnian Street, weie sent to the House of Detention by Mr. Colman. yesterday afternoon.
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    34 6 A resident iv Kuala Lumpur, on returning from a shooting expedition ou Sunday, placed .a dead monkey, which the dogs-had caught, 'outside his servants' quarters. During the night it was removed by a panther.
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    31 6 A cargo of sugar from Java for Messrs. Spreckelsand Company, the Proprietors of an American Sugar Trust, arrived yesterday by the British steamer Needles which is bound for Delaware Breakwater, U.S.A.
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    37 6 Yellow fever still continues in Cuba unabated. The health officers arc carrying ou an energetic campaign, but the epidemic is proving difficult of suppression on account of the lack of co-operation on the part of the Cubans.
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    44 6 The I'uited Sules Masters-iii Lunacy have found that Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, the head of the Christian Science- Church, is sane. Mrs. Kddy's estate, which is valued at .C-'.'HO.'iNi. is in the'hands of trustees, and Mrs. Kddy's son declares that the trusteeship is satisfactory.
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    48 6 Mariners iv Singapore will be interested to learn that the new revolving light on the top of the Colombo Clock Tower has been completed, aud was first exhibited ou the night of September ]H. The new light is of (MK),tNM) candle-power, giving three ijiiick Hashes every ten sccouds.
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    53 6 A military ofnecr. named Yau Sai I .in, was sentenced at Peking to 20 years' iuiprisouuient, and to be exposed to the public with an arrow pricked through his car. for falsely accusing a junk with smuggling firearms, and for taking away a great quantity of articles aud money belonging
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    65 6 The- y.iclit Kros. belongiug to Mr. l{. P. Houston. Conservative member lor theWest Toxteth division of Liverpool, was sunk in the Kuglish Channel ou September 4 through colliding with a collier. Lord liyron. who was Mr. H>uston's guest ou board, was asleep iv his cabiu at the time- of the
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    66 6 The Peking (ra/ctte. the suppression of which, for spreading a false- political re-port, me lately announced, will reappear shortly iv a thoroughly remodelled form. It will also bear a new name, which may be translated the "Official .lourual ot the Constitution. The- transgression ot the Gazette has resulted in the
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    82 6 The troopship Sicilia will leave Southampton on October H nest with drafts and details for Kaypt, Ceylon. Singapore, and Hongkong. She will call at Port Said on November U, Colombo on the 26th of that mouth. Singapore on December 3, aud lionkong on the 10th following. The Sicilia will leave
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    72 6 Dividends amountiuj; to j£1.147 J89 have been paid by West Australian «old mmm« companies for the expired eight months of fe!!!Il t 'gi 'SKJ*?— a total of 4.1b,(550,082. l>ivulendsagt;regatiu" i l -> 6 »]"> were declared payable during the first seven Jays of this month. Duriug August, the gold output
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    68 6 Thanks to the iudefatignable exertions ot the construction staff on the Johore Kailwav extension, the section of 82 miles from Kualk Oemas the Perak Pioneer hears, will be ready for and opened to public traffic in November next There are three stations oa this section. It is stated that there
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    70 6 Coolies for estate work iv the F M <* i British North Borneo CO nUn"e to berocru,^ in increaBin« numbers in .lava. The litest Java papers note that permits for recruiting have been granted to the following F ™J| ventures: 300 labourers for the Malay Hub ber Planters, Ltd., 1,000
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    50 6 mcre^e at the date o» (Lt XkT fa£ drtneta in Lower Cochin China unit wiw Tlki provinces of Cantho and Sa,!,* fanZi as the granary the Colony. arTt^uod "•ferywaate*. Thccro,»taveC nr^i?£ Swjpm Opinion at several millionß of dollar* "i"?n*" r UndS <* rie > <^l4niit£; wb.cb tell upon the Colony
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    Social and Personal.
    347 6 Mm, Artie Tully isa |»sw ii»n eoiward by tin- I'.amlO. More, on OctoU-'- The Ulo Joseph H*ttou, editor of The People, left estate valued at 47 ,•>*•.•. CapUtiu Talhot lias been re elected President of the Lake Club. Selangor. |)r L Hoops. House Suigeon. (icmrHl Hospital, Peuang.
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    18 6 Mr. Lake Ye-w's mines at Kti.iut.in are vow turniug out over a thousand icul ul tin a mouth.
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    28 6 A Chinaman has bee-n sent Iv priwu »t Kuala laimpur for seven year-, tor jjani; robbery. He was ouc of serea lueii who robbed a Malay of »ICH>.
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    25 6 Information has been reci-ived tr-'W tin < 'onsul-i ie-iicral for the Netlicrlaud^ that thgas buoy near Nemesis Shoal. Bank* Strait has been replaced in its position.
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    31 6 A Malay, employed at the Polo Kraui Smelting Works, was sentenced to mouth'rigorous imprisonment by the Second Magi^ trate. this morning, for theft of a slab .if tin valued at *1.
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    33 6 Mi. W. T. .lerome. the New York St s Attorney, who conducted the prosecutiou "t Harry Thaw for the murder of Staufoid White, will be un.ible to move for the- retrial before .January.
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    33 6 Ihc appointment of Sergeant H. Tou-ue to be Second- Lieutcnaut. Muxim ''ttlßll SA.A., and Sergeant »i. li. 11. Webb to be Second Lieutenaut. Siugaiwre Voluiilf i tngiueers. has been continued In the Oovernor.
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    34 6 The destroyers of the China S.iuadruu seem to have made good practice with their light quick-hrins guns at the recent target piacUce. It i s now pretty certain that th. x::a.°' tht hiv Kius
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    20 6 A serious eolUpse of twostorcyeilbuildiu-, in course- of construction ocourril at Madranrtil seriously injured. Three have ouned iv the debris.
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    37 6 Wd Stratbcona, who has reached I'lv mouth by the Oceanic and went on to Londo, told a newspaper representative thai a steamship conpany had made a dctinit" *«er isom« rou ti schcme i for a "**fi oi
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    41 6 i. J'n Go Y t;rni «»ent Couiwiwion of Inquiry riT 11 ia '-Jo.«hina Ih,M1 h,M Uh prchu..nary Hitting *t Saigon took 71. 11 ll rdo "«n.» proiuiuont official, from that ot its loual U-ariuuv and flow tlipi^wila. trt »'"^th:, timotj report
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    CUP CHALLENGE.
    439 7 UPTON'S DISREGARD OF RACE CONDITIONS. Racing Rules Defined. REASONS FOR THE REFUSAL BY THE YACHT CLUB. New Rule of Measurement. KrUTKHs TkLKUKAM I.oinlon. September -»7. lln refusal t1,,. ow York Yac lt C l,, b t" i-.pt the challenge of Sir Thomas Lip. U.n is because tlic challenge
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    ANGLO-RUSSIN CONVENTION. Causes fur Traditional Distrust Disappear.
    266 7 ANGLO- R USSI N CONVENTION. Causes fur Traditional Distrust Disappear. Itactss'i TrirMtm UhM VpUn.il). r 17. It i- NUtod in aaWal ofecka >t Rdriia that tht inurmuiiit i- frun.llv toward tin i-sian ,-utMii win. h i- a ■.irv i-i aJfedWU ''riu^u eoiiini'Teial inu-re-t Thisv^rv I 111 .iuc»cll"t) <•! the Tr*--
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    BRITISH FAVOURABLE POSITION REGARDING AFGHANISTAN.
    67 7 RfCTll's TrLt'iißAX 1 September 27. Tin journals dwell with satisfaction upon Ha rvuioval by the Convention of the causes it traditional distrust The opinion cspre- »xl is that ill-, advanlageti gained by either si.U will balance the conc-OHious. Tlic I'an- Temps -<>'• that Knglaud has
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    IN FAVOUR OF JAPAN.
    56 7 Cam^iw Predict Disaster if Treaty is Abrogated. l^ndoa. September "27. iek»p»pui. *luecs have buen received |rom« i-t mug that tb« *ua«li*n Maau ••cturer- .4liu» have passed resolution totheafl-' that it would be hsaotrous to abtJ^«t t»M »vi.-' 'apv.J'** Treaty vfcieL h*. U*l Uw .Heel greatly 4fc»eioi"-K
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    MUNICIPAL BOARD.
    342 7 Supplemental Budget Adopted by the Commissioners. A special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held yesterday at 3 ao p.m., chiefly for the purpose of considering the Supplement*! Budget Xo. 2, of 1907. Those ■•resent were: Lieutenant-Colonel K. (1. Broadrick, President Sir. J. I'oMase Secretary Mr. K. Peirce.
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    COMPENSATION CLAIM DECIDED.
    175 7 Government's Offer Increased a Cent Per Foot. •ladgiiMit the Passir I'aujaug laud .ic.|insit:ju cast, which was concluded, iv the >»iprciu. Court, yesterday morniug. l>efore the GhW .lusticf. Sir H. Hynd man Jones aud Messrs. H. L. Coghian'and J. Wdtkins. Assessors, was given this luoniing. Tlie <Jovernm<ut had
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    F.M.S. Appraisers Enactment.
    105 7 At a recent lueetiug of tin Peiak State Council, n dratt amendment to the Aamfaan Kna. tin. Nt was laid <.v MM table. The l.e-ideut reminded the members thai the Appraiser- Kuaetmeiit had not vet become law in I', i.il;. a- exceptiou was taken to it at
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    China Organised First Peace Conference.
    168 7 While the International Peace Conference is bitting at The Hague, it is interesting to note, writes the Rev. O. Owen in the L.M.S. Chronicle, that China was the scene of the first Peace Conference recorded in history. Tliv Conference met iv the capital of the
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    Special Market Produce Car in Manila.
    148 7 Special Market Produce Car in Manila. Tlit Manila Elwctrie Railroad aud Light i 'uiu i uiiiy lisa adopted »n innovation. A special market produce car k»Tes Malabou every morning at 6 o'clock, bound for all of the public market* of the city of M il i. and on tliis train
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    On the Race Course.
    601 7 TRAINING FOR THE OCTOBER MEETING. Excellent Going; Notwithstanding Heavy Rain. iKkom Oh K\< ix<. Cokkkspom>knt.) llaco Course. Saturday morning. The lichvv rain of yesterday made the going very heavy this morning, but, neverthi'li ss, some exec-Hunt work was put in, most of the horses being given
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    BALKAN REFORM SCHEME.
    114 7 The Roumanian King and Austrian Emperor Confer. Kki-tttk's Telegram' London. September 27. King Charles of ltoumania has arrived at Vienna, and has had a conference with the Austrian Emperor and Baron Achrcnthal, Minister of Foreign Affairs. M. Isvolski lias also arrived at Vicuna, it is understood, to
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    UNREST IN CUBA.
    43 7 Generals Suspected of Complicity in Revolutionary Movement. I lima. Ostasiatichb Lloyd Tblbg&am] Berlin. September 27. Kxcitctncut prevails among the negro population of Cuba. The trouble arose from the arrest of three generals on suspicion of complicity in a revolutionary movement.
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    DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.
    18 7 [Deb OsTAsiATi»tHK Lloyd Telmmux| Berlin, September 27. Tin Duke of I'onnaught is vow at Vienna.
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    COTTON QUOTATION.
    15 7 |OSB OSTASUnSCBB L&OTD TSLKUKAH Berlin. September 27. Tl»; cotton '|uotation stands at 8.60.
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    Chartered Bank Dividend.
    30 7 Ib<> Director* of the Chartered flank hue declared an interim -liviiitai for the past half year at tbfc ra»»rt l.tper e<>ut. par anuuui Ire* ol ineoou. Ux.
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    Teetotal Agreement.
    1379 7 AMUSING DOCUMENT DEFENDED IN COURT. Claim Against Robinson Piano Company. Mr. Justice Fisher was engaged all day yesterday with the hearing of the claim of Mr. T. \V. Proctor against the Kobinson Piano Company Limited, for wages and commission alleged to be due, and for wages indefault of
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    211 7 Discussion of Three Ordinances in Committee. For an hour and ten minutes, yesterday afternoon, members of the Legislative Council discussed three Ordinances iv Committee, aad then adjourned for a week. There were present His Excellency the Governor, Sir John Anderson, K.C.M.«i., Major-Ueueral T. PerroU, C.B. i General Officer
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    Alleged theft from a Ricksha Coolie.
    115 7 A ricksha puller prosecuted a pa->Kcuger in the Third Magistrate s < ourt this morning, on h charge of the theft of nine cents from underneath the footrug. Complainant »aid that he felt the ricksha shaking, and, turning his head round, saw accused in
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    Revengeful Criminals.
    175 7 A singular story of how some hardened criminals were baulked of their revenge comes from Saigon. 'At Lougxuycn.lhc other day, a gaug of brigands, who had terrorised the people, were sentenced to long terms of rigorous imprisonment by the Assi/.e Court there. The brigand chief determined to be
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    Cruiser Kent Remaining with China Squadron.
    128 7 Orders luin been issued I'm the County cruiser Kent to be rr-cow missioned for another spell of service with the China Squadron. The Kent will proceed to Colombo, Ceylon, where she will be met by the cruiser Aujphitrite, which will convey the relief crew
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    Fined for Perjury.
    31 7 A .-hopkoejirr at 116 (jueen street wafined ITS by the Second Magistrate, this morning for otlliog chaodu without a haenr-r i A witn«w> was fUed 116 for perjury.
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    MOROCCO AGAIN.
    162 7 FURTHER DISCUSSION OF PEACE TERMS BY DELEGATES. Situation Improved, MINISTERS NEGOTIATIONS FOR LOAN. Sultan Brings Twenty Thousand Troops to Rabat. IHkUTER'.S T -.LUCIRA*, London, September 27. Kaid Sib el Arbi, an envoy of the Sultan has arrived at Casablanca for the purpose of consulting the French authorities.] Four
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    STORM IN SOUTH FRANCE.
    122 7 Loss of Life and Property Vine* yards Devastated. 'Hkotrk's Tbleuram, London, September .'7. A great storm has just p-i-sed over the South of France, in which groat daiuigehas been doa^' to property. e-tp:.:ially in the neighbourhood oi Montpelier. Extremely heavy rain-, have MMod wide-spread flooding of
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    DIVORCED QUEEN MARRIED.
    52 7 IKICIIR's TILK'iIMM. London, September 1~ The Countess of Montiguoss, the ox-wifo of the King of Saxony, was married to day. at the Strand Registry, to the Florentine singer Tosclli. In 1891 Frederick August, liiug of Saxony married Archduchess Louise of Austria, from whom he was separated twelve
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    ITALY AND SWITERLAND.
    143 7 Tunnel and Railway Negotiations Impending. IDm ORMUnm Lloyd Tblksbaml Berlin, September If, SiguorTittoni.the Italian Foreign Minister, is now at Bcruc on business connected with tunnelling through the Splugeu Pass. He will also discuss the subject of rcpur chasing the St. <iotthard Railway. The Splugen Pass, 6945 feet,
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    GERMAN ENDEAVOUR TO ECLIPSE THE LUSITANIA.
    121 7 Hkltkk's Tklkmum. London, September 27. The Hamburg America Line lias ajdasad from Belfast a liver larger tliaa any of the Ounardcrs. with combination turbines and reciprocatiug engines. A fortnight agu we recorded the ta< t that the Lusitauia had made the trip Westward across
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    30 7 A Proclamation, bringiug m? I opcrat:o« the- Registration of I. •]>. "rin ioc Aroundment Ordinance, l**9. in tb-j .-traits Settle-Ilir-at*. m published :u the „-WM-nmen* Uiazett* to hinl till* iv 'mm,
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      29 8 >ilunnor < toll Club. 111. N|iimiUr Oi.-.UI in cnixction with It.. Svlaiip* („.11 flub has i*-, i, s »,,u hv M II Mi. 11. I with «.C. -IS Ml.
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      Cricket.
      80 8 Madras C ticket Club. T> .M.i.li.is* n. Uou Inl.tiM,,!, v|., r I.hi; s i.UmI Mii CMkM »«-.'k. tii<- Oak ii. l ;i vain to«'o'i>niU> to pla\ Ivnnis. uti rriohat, T»., cii.k.t ina.liis l!l1 i '•■•>•• ifrfMl Mm rjHouutiy I > ii v l«.u-.«r-lli. :in .l thr other m;aius"t Ml
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      Rowing.
      105 8 (lie v hiengmai Cup. I !i. liie a« ws f.,r the I hi, nginai Cup Itic. s l,a\, start. 1 1 regular practice. a« I II X.., 5.,, Moudav au.l Thins 1 Ii r>. 1 .y n«f rilsg I Friday. K I T.iaii s.r.« ..11 Monday and Wedue's I
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      97 8 Sunday '> Launch. In. Knta w{| leave MMalaa'sPbf far 5.i. nuing i:ib liiingalon on Siiii.lh\ at I i... n.l II a,,,.. -.■in and .1 .ill p.m.. return g „r.< ..i.in.l liciila in. I.' I.V and p.m. I'oio Match. A pall i.. it. I, «vi take place alter the rrival
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      188 8 I ...thtll in Malaya. Thetllams- K»— i'Nl Ne»- publishes id, I klalaj Mail .>l .1 ilj a^Ma an intei.-st aaJ ■..!> ..iii,| k- nsfari of a lastbaM t btlweea tl., Sultan Suleiman I'mil. ..u.l tl.. aY i. u( -ill. fin nam.s o f th. j i\. i- ii. .i.
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      Association Football.
      298 8 I iiKlish I ..i.tball Kesults. 1... Kagltah h0..t1...1l s.-asou o^md uu >l l.n. tt-mber t and <.n that day there BHUiyaavßriaaa, Iv tht »outhern league (real aaratiat w:is the d.f. at ot W.st ftwiaaVav Portsmouth made .1 bad I tl.. «.i.- Uat'-n by Norwich tity by nil. ToMaakaa*
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    523 8 Prospects of the Championship this Autumn. Taken all through, although the toiima nieiit, as usual, was ushered in wiih onn or I two wot days, the weather cannot be said to have interfered seriounly with tlie ptußremi of the games this Autumn. >'«w ot the tips have born
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    MILITARY SPORTS.
    420 8 Interesting Diversion at Tanglin Barracks. Sfmits wen held Ht Taugliu linn a»-k-> ou 1 Thursilay und Friday, iv connection with the Uoyal West K. Nt iiegimeul, *nd Utey w*r»- exci.dingly successful. On Thursday, the brst event. Tug- 01- War. was won by r. Compauv. which beat C. Company.
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    61 8 I Cliiu<se kii. tried by a K.iich Court .11 ,rf M.sws. Mi.-li.-ll »n,l Uibann, y. -u ..Uy aft. rnoou. ..■> a liarj-t oC liouue. 1...aUm,. by uiKhtat Xo. »l, N«J Itnad toe ■..us. ,A Mr. Scow Kn K Cuoo. A^sintaat nsliur -t tl* i'iuu bred Itaak. One of Um> iuvus,.|
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      331 8 Catarrh, the Bane of the World Peru na, the Standard Remedy. V/_~l V^ I IxlVii/ I >, JP *§£~g.\. a/af Vt ffILJa^RM ->^C Tll Aff^Tthe i^ p*^^ Afreets the Stomach, %^W' iMj^^^^^^ Heiu1 Kidneys, ff-^.^t'-. Throat, Bowels, >;. =^===^^77 ____W' Lvn &> Pelvic I j^SIJ-j^^^B^^^ fc~ Bronchial Organs. y Tubes.
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      238 8 WE ARE NOW MAKING i SPECIAL TDX&FXjJ^IT ix ova LADIES' DEPARTMENT CHOICE NEW GOODS, IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE :r,.a.o:es DISTINCTIVE NOVELTIES. FOREMOST FASHIONS. SPECIALITIES. TMM.MKI) HATS (LATEST LONDON AND PARIS UODEUD WALKING HATS, UNTRIMMED STRAWS CHILDREN'S HATS AND BONNETS, PLOWERB, RIBBONS BELTS, DRESS MATERIALS, MUSLINS VOILES. ROBES. Eiv., En LACES.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    221 9 SMHMI 27, 1907. PRODUCE. b* r 7.O.". ,io Ml No. 1 unpifk.-J MM Copra Bali h.to (?o Pont inak m.0"> Pepper. B! .ok M.V0 do White 5<V, 22.TII S».' Pteat Tarawa.; Ml do Brun. i No. 1 :<.Ki Pearl Sa«o Mi Coffee Bali, 15°& 19<ni (Ma*, rnNinlmnu. M% had
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      321 9 »300,000 1400,000 So,oo<> I 10 •10 1907 1300, CHO »2S3.fOt> 23.K00 10 110 iwi Moo,ooo won.om ""'■*"!**>"" %10 1 10 I*o3 £400,000 13td.000 140.000 £14 1 1*» £30.000 tW.00.1 """i'.TwT 1 1I 1 MOT feOQ.OOO 1875,000 J7,V)00 I 10 I 10 1901 £60,000 £60,000 60.000 1 1 'WH £100,000
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      RUBBER.
      380 9 905 1905 I SOI I*o3 1906 19.1 1903 1906 190ti 1906 1906 l*s)s 1906 :90:i 19IW lt>o4 190-1 £150,000 5200.000 £30.000 £76.000 8150,000 £12,000 £73,000 £410,000 (UMH 175.(00 1250.1 CC OMN £300,000 30.000 MMM dMN tioo.oco £116 625 46 800 •105.000 "l^MO* •10 •10 S i 11.000 1 15/
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      219 9 09* £5.377.10.0 £4,805 tm $225,000 $393,000 I 7,689 11/6 4,i00 50 ia/6 50 1,800 IU.BOO 10.000,OOCz| U,759,000i> V SSO.OOTC 40,000 Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd Fraaer A Neavt, Ltd. »?.oo 150.09 l«M $10,000 COO 110,000,000 80.000 1125 $125 Hongkong and Shanghai Back 870.00 ex new issue MS $l.t<?0,000 $2,,
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      35 9 true 1 Priu St. Louis, DM. Grind Prize Milan. MM. W*BIIBBBB JK' Fromy's wjfii MEDICAL RESERVE Cognac. flU"=^^^^a RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY. QUARANTEED PURE QRAPE BRANDY TO BE HAD FROM ALL RESPECTABLE DEALERS. 1842
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    MONACO'S DIFFICULTY.
    908 10 Reprieved Murderer Requested to Escape. Wli. n tiir ta'.k in tin :ailwH\ eaciaßJal t iiikhl mi tin- MimiU' Carl<i mur.lt r. tli< man in tl» fai oin.r larkwi ii)> from Mi HVJw. i-i|i witli nn air ol inU-r«st. Hut it was not until m.iiiooiic s|mki of tin ri>]«-
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      11 10 MORTGAGEE 8 BALL H. L. Collar, ft Co.. 99 i i
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      568 10 INSURANCE Compamies. COMMF.RCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED KIKE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE. Funds Lxceed £11,000,000. \V. A. BIMS, r UTS Manager, Eastern Branch. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. Dow MtnoxD ni THE ROYAL INSURANCE CO., FIRE LIFE. INVE6TED FUNDS £1»,500,000 POWELL Co..— AfmU. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital Ct.t80.030 Paid
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      551 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKftIG CORPORATION. paid up Capital •10,000,000 reserve fund Burling Reserve 110,000,000 > qqq qqa Bilverßeaerve i11,000,000| W'- 000 000 Roaerra Liability oi Proprietor. 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. O. H. Medhunt, E»q.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. Heary Keswick.— Deputy Chairman. A. Fncbe, Esq. A. 1. Raymond, Esq.
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      588 10 BANKING COMPAHIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Ftind £1.075,000 I BANKEBB. Bank ot England. National Bank ofHcotland. The London City A Midland Bank. Ltr>. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Account* an opened and interest allowed at 1 per
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      658 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MOTION SALE VALUABLE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, A GOOD COLLECTION OF PLANTS. Ac. To be held at NO. i. SCOTT'S ROAD. On Saturday. September ft, at 2.30 p.m. UPHOLSTEREDTEAKDKAWINGROOM BUITE A BRILLIANT TONKD MUSICAL BO», IN GOOD ORDER; BEAUTIFULLY CARVED TEAK AND RATTAN ROCKING CHAIRS; rOI.ISHED TKAK ROUND
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      577 10 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE INRBDKEMED PLEDGES. The property of twelve pawnshops.— On tmwttg, nctoicr I. Uto', ut lOu.m. On Thufioy, OMMff 3. J'.i'i, a' l<> a.m. (m So utdoii, Ottobt-r r,, I'm;, at 10 a.m. The Pledges, consisting of Watched. Ckatea, GoM and Diamond Rin«9, Earrings, Brooche*. Chinese and
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    1095 11 GARAGE QUESTION DISCUSSED AT HOME. I Owen .Mm. in a recent issue of the Auto--1 ar, draws another side, of tlie vexed question of «ar»ne charprs. This little incident ilcks not iolitieoce us here in the Straits in I the •ili^litest it is o»ly when we are Home on
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      487 11 JUST ARRIVED ARGYLLCARS Four Cylinders, Five Seaters. PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. SCOTTISH RELIABILITY TRIALS. [11 the l'.H»7 Triul>. desorii^tl by the "Motor" as "probably the stillest t«-st of endurance ever undergoin' by the Modern Motor Cur the 12-14 H.P. ARGYLL S i>i. il s0(» marks for Reliability and Starting. 91.1 marks
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      194 11 Tlje HUMBERS O Again WON THE HEAVY TOURING CM RACE. Baa teeoaats in the Hjue rapers. AGENTS: Borneo Company, Ltd. MM 30M MON SENSE -NUTSHELL »:i I ff.vt i^i i:.fan*.rf*.lT-»:.T«ev«-T J;~ <-\fU,ii-T\.~\ i n* *A fun- ti-.nal MM.;, mat* of vr il;r. aVfMiua M H" tv 9x- .••■h;tr;i.-ti.-j»inb-rr»jTion-^:i wurra^aiiil !u!.
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      76 11 NOT IF AS RICH AS ROTHCHILOS. If you liatl all tlie wealth of RotlichiUU, you 1 1. ii I<l wit buy a better luedk-int- for bouel ifinphiiut, tliau C'lmnilxrliiin's Culic, Cliulera ami Oiarrlioca Remeily. Tlie most cmi lueut [ihysiciau can not preM-ribe a better |ire]«u atiun fur culic ami diarrhuea,
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      329 11 Local Motor Car Agencies. THERE IS NO CAR ON THE MARKET I WHICH AT THE PRESENT TIME MORE II EN'.IOYS THE FAVOIRADLE OPINION II OF I] MOTORISTS. GENERALLY THAN THK ARROL-JOHNSTON. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS FOB STRAITS BETTLEM ENTS. .NETHERLANDS INDIES, FEDERATED HAtAY SPATES AND 81 AM, FOR
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