The Straits Times, 25 September 1908

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 22.767. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1908. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      272 1 The OSTEND MEETING. i Kilometer Trials, Flying Start. Mile Standing Test. FIRST— BAYARD-CLEMENT FIRST— BAYARD-CLEMENT. SECOND-BAYARD-CLEMSNT SECOND-BAYARD-CLEMENT. V2S£Z££?s% TH.RO-BAVABD.OLEMENT. FIFTH-FIAT. FOURTH— FIAT. This provos once again tbt SUPERIORITY of "BAYARD-CLEMENT" CARS as regard* RELIABILITY and REGULARITY. A fow Models of tbie mako have junt been received. Particulars and trials on
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      90 1 Robinson Company. m\ few bits OF THIS CASH CLEARANCE SALE. f Present Opportunities BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE SHEFFIELD CUTLERY RALEIGH BICYCLES and all Remnants and Oddments in the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Outfitting Departments have been marked at CLEARING PRICES. Present Opportunities Robinson Company. "1i 1 Aloomall Hassemall ■Ml
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      209 1 ADELPHI HOTEL. GUEST NIGHT-EVERY SATURDAY. The BAND of the 2nd ROYAL WEST KENT REGIMENT will play during and after Dinner on the FIRST SATURDAY of EVERY MONTH up to II p.m. NOTICE. THE HOTEL DE LA PAIX This well-known establishment, which has changed ownership, is now open and ready to
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    WIT AND HUMOUR.
    989 2 PUNCH REPORTS AN INTERESTING j CASE. Tbe Use of the Split Infinitive. The Court for the consideration of Hitherto Unpunishable Offences was busily occupied on Thursday last, and the proceedings were of great public interest, says Punch. The first case on the list was that of an
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      483 2 GARRETT'S PORTABLE ENGINES.. Fitted with I'titHit Economical Fire-box fur burning wood fuel. OVEK FIFTY IN USE IN THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES. 10, 12 and 14 h.p. in Stock. IMPORTERS: BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. No More Crust IN BOILERS! WHERK "D.M." BOILER COMPOSITION IS USED. A little "D.M." introduced into a boiler
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      525 2 INSURANCE Companies LONDON AND LANCASHIRE KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £t,980,000 Paid up Capital 595,000 Reserve Fond £1,791, .176 Ihe undersigned. Agent* for the Company an (repared to aooepl Are risks at oarreni ratea of premiam. BOUSTEAD 4 Co.,— Agttto THE IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE CHITED WITH Tni HuAutcm Abbubajioe Comfiht, Limit
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      20 2 Steabns' 11k vi) u'iik Cubb. Nervous, feverish, or bilious headaches cured safely j andqnickly. All chemists. Why not try it?J
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      307 2 SINGAPORE ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS, Ld. :o: OPENING OF TANK ROAD SECTION. The Sect 'on of the Singapore Electric Tramways between Orchard Road and the Hotel de lEurope, via Tank Road. River Valley Road and High Street, will be opened for Public Traflic on Monday next, September 28, and cars will run
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    1278 3 AN IMPROVEMENT IN ENGLISH TASTES. Urgent Need for Greater Simplicity. The Knglishwoman abroad has to live up 1. 1 her reputation nowadays, as someone who understands something about the art of dressing well, aud she can no longer afford to pay her visits to Marienbador to Aix
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    A CURIOUS EPISODE.
    192 3 Dissipation Among Members of Chinese Government. It is stid that in Canton, offices are still being sold tci those who have money, though lacking training or oxperiencr. As the Chinese put it, They don't know the height of heaven nor the width of tho earth. These oflicials
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    Surveying a Glacier.
    152 3 Dr. and Mrs. Kullock Workman accompanied by l>r. C. C'alciati and Dr. M. Kono/a, and Surveyor C Savoye, have made a xnrvcy of the (great Hispar glacior in Hun/.aua^ur. After remaining five weeks on the Hispar camping much of the time on snow at an altitude of
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      1149 3 A JOURNALIST IN INDIA PROSTBATEO Bl KBBTODfI DISEASES riM" Nkw BaMOl \M> VIOOOB in i in: Ni i:vk i>i ii.nis', l'uoi'i mm "> DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Al :i imirnnli-' ol Rrwl Aperienee on the Indian piess the name of Mr. 11. Kieo (now of the Bombtif M< i U
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      715 3 A> 1 See that the tk MILKMAID Trade Mark j§ V^^^m.mj^^ is on every Tin TRAOE MA'.K. Largest Sale in the World CHEAPEST and BEST. The United Asbestos Oriental Agency, Ld. 80LE .AGENTS FOR THE UNITED FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING CO.. LD. 0 Bronze and Steel FLEXIBLE METALLIC TUBING. WILL NOT
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    714 4 Nam,\ port, probable date of arrival, and name oj Agents. STEAMERS. Airln Sydney, Oct 23; PooGt>»d Alcm >iis, China. Nov W. Manstielil Ambria, Hongkong, S-pt 26 Behn Meyer Xuanilia, Bangkok, Oct 5; East Asiatic Coy Antung, llingkon^. Sept Bcbn Meyer A mind Behio, MVilles, Nov 2; M. Maritime:
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    220 4 Passengers Outward. ISt I*, and O. Mooltan, oonneotlDg vita met Delta at Colombo, tea Bap♦eiul Mi. C. M. PliiUipt. C ilouel J. laoKnoa Mr* VUitin, Mr. an I .Mrs. .1. T. Marin- Sir W. W. >bia< in, Mr. K Mirr.ll, Mr. B. 0 Hio.i. .Mr. A. K.
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      104 4 FROM MEXICO. lowtaß piuaiM.iph v.is ilippod tioni tlie ■Xl Sol. a newapapei at lUnuosillo, HbbJbo, it 1» UMJ a part of a litter to the pahUaber boao afriaad: O« uiy last trip tv i: y jiui[h itit- "ii tin- fuutiiT, my beast fell witli me to the f>roinul. WoaaWkbag mo
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      735 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. O STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan. Penan*, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Ksrypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills ot Lidinj inund for Chiu Coast, Persian Golf, Continental, and Am >ri m > Ports. Steamers will leave Siugapirc on a? abaa' MAIL LINE {Outward for China). 1908
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      767 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. BURNS PHILP LINE. SINGAPORE TO -JAVA PORTB, PORT DARWIN, THURSDVT ISLAND, BRISBANK AND BYDfrBT. ALSO TAKINO f.ARO" p^" OTrT^I vo^TT QUEENSLAND POKTS. BRITISH NEW GUINEA. SEW BRITAIN \NDNEW ZEvLAND PORTS (with transhipment). As inducement offers. Smooth passage. Superb Soenery. A regular monthly serrioe to above port* is maintained
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      498 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY* GO. LTD. Tbe Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for tb* Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight and for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool monthly. Oje outward
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      522 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. The steameri of this Company maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewardi. they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and onoe a month for BremerhaTen direct, oalling at Penang and Colombo. Taking oargo
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      766 4 STEAMER BAILIN6B. N. D. L. NORDOEUT^CHER LLOYD Imparlal (Jarmao Mall Line. Tbe fart and well known mall steamer this Company sail fortnightly from Brnmt .< Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, South ..i,, too, Gibraltar, Oenoa, Naples, (oonn v Marseillei, Naples. Alexandria, and vioe v.tji, Port Said, Baai, Aden, Colombo, Psn«:j. Singapore,
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1014 5 I'KDKlUil* hut 'ing t:in foil >»inn ahum: .tlooa »r* u«l:-*tr. -•Uamer; th.— «hip hq.— h»™..e: »rh Kbuoner Yct.-Vaclit; Cru.-CrniMT fibt.-«iur hoAt' Tot Torpvlo I! p.— Uonm-p. wer Brit.— British; V. H. -I'nite.l Sl»«i Pcb.-l roncli (im.~ (l«nnu;llui.-!>t't<"> til. r ill n S|..,n.- sp.mi -,li. Sai.-Narawak 0.c.-Oener U
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    Clearances
    110 5 September 24 HeuaMei Bfit atr. Hongkong and Japan Antilixhus, Brit str. Seattle \ia i>'>: is (ileuro\, Brit atr, Hull via ports Castor, I! i JMI Kembraudi I>:i!I >:i! sir, Haluwa G.G.Meiji-. lint str. Muntok, Palembang Bm T.> Boon, I>rt <tr. >unbas as MallH Brit sir, Lomlon via pons 4Enplecteln,
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    Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    92 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To- Day TANJONG PAGAR. East Wuauk Basin— Zweuna. -los. L. Evislju ■affl Whauk'Sectios 1— New Orleans, Puking. Section No. 1 (Sulerk Whark)— Merapi. Section 2 Tauneufola. B— Bliarata. v l— Kanagawa Mum. fi Minilya. v 6— Querinibi.
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    Arrival of Passengers.
    81 5 liy the Perak, Sept. 2-1. From Pcuaug Mcsbrs. DavitM. W. I). Barnes, W. D. Fishor, I', li. Kit'B and 11. Armstrong. Port Swent tonliuui: Messrs. S. Warden. Davis, Kinder, Mel'lii'isiHi. Xt hk-übruik and Inspector Staplotou. I'.y the C'iiilyle, Sept. 24. Kroui Malacca Mean. 11. Millard, H. St.
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    Mail Steamer Movements
    51 5 Homeward German Mail. The Imperial Gorman mail steamer P. E. Friedrich. left Hongkong at 1 p m., on the 'Jltli instant, and may be expected to arrive here on Monday afternoon, tbe 28th instant. Sbe will probably be deapatched for Europe on the following day. at 1
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    Mails Close.
    107 5 Fob I>k Biuin Time l'amangkal ami Sambas I'uUntyn 7 a.m Kelantun via ports Karany 11a.m. P. Swettenham, Peuang Pin Seng 1 p.m. P. S'tonbam aul Penang Perak 1 p.m. Colombo, Suez, Genoa A. M'ilUui 111 2 p.m. Bangkok via ports YuyuUi 2 p.m. Batu Pabat Him 3 p.m.
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    Mails to Arrive.
    108 5 From l.i u..i£— By the P. and U. steamer I Vita due September 2S. From Chdu— By tbe N. D. U ateamar I. K Friedricli doe September '28. TIME TABLK OF MAILS DUE Left Singapore Due iv London Arrived August 24 M. M. Suitt 17 Sept 17
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    351 5 Messrs. i raser ana company s Weekly Report. The following is Messrs. K raser and Company's Singapore) Share Circular for the week ending September 24: The market, as is usual about this season, still remains somewhat apathetic, shares in most instances maintaining thoir last week's quotations and
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    CHOLERA IN MANILA.
    210 5 Americans Falling Victims to the Scourge. I v these columns, on Wednesday, reference was made to the serious cholera epidemic in Manila. Details are coining to hand, one of the local journals Btating that it has created a -tir in Army circles, causing the death of an
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    Foreign Journalism in China.
    87 5 Recently the uuniber of foreign newspapers at Shanghai was increased by tin birth of another journal in English, edited by a Danish journalist, and it is reported from home that Mr. F. A. McKenzie, well known in connection with ouo or two books on Far Eastern
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    30 5 It ib believed that tlie Perak General Farm for the next three yours will not briu« the Government a rental exceeding SIOO.OOO per month. The present Kami pays *170.1100 uinuthly.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    456 5 Prospects of the Singapore Cricket Club Team. The enthusiasm which always exists among the Rugby playing members of Uie Singapore Cricket Club teuds to be no less vigorous this beason than in previous yours. No (ewer tban forty-five uiomberß of the Club have expressed thoir willingnr to play,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    475 5 Green Beats Seth Easily in the Championship. C. F. J. Green and G. G. Seth, partner* in the Profession Pairs in the S.C.C. Autumn Lawn Tennis tournament, uiet last evening on the Esplanade to decide who should have the honour of meeting L. K. Gaunt, the holder, iv
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      32 5 LAXATINE, the Idea! Purgative, reoom mended by «be beet modi-\! anthoritinp Emt to take auH oertain in resnlU li be hai of ail chemists. Wholesale frm Tbe Pbntmaoy, Uatl«ry R-«<i, Bio«»|oi»[ IIH
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      340 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. C>. P. K. Canadian Pacific RoilwA) Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. TUB NA'i .i>NAL UIOiIWAY Id KUWJI'S VIA (HIIN.a JAPAN, OAMAi'A tcJ in-. ONITBD STATES K^nta from 1 ushouy. cii Mtaau^bai, N&#«iatU, lloUod of J«p»n, Kit.-, Ygkcbftma, V •i'.ru »nJ Vknnoavar, R.M.S K«ciiuw« o» l«ni»" 1 Twin sare>»
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      721 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITIBH INDIA STEAM NAVI6ATION COMPANY. LIMITED. TO l IIIW. RANGOON A CALCUTTA Unn n! the Company's eteanura It intundtd M leave Taujnng Pagar Wharf every week. PMcengeni and Cargo bookoi by the abo»e utenrrißta at tbrrn.^h ratee to ell port* in India tud Coyion, ako to h,vt African
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      46 5 WHAT EVERYBODY BAYS MUST BE TRUE Everybody who has used it says Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Eoincdy never fails to kivo relief from pains in tha stomach or diarrhoea, wbioh v positive pruof of its reliability. For bale by all bi. v cu. ■arioßand dealero.
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      157 5 Singapore Tide Table. (From StprKUßtu 25 to Nmtaiiti 1.) HIGH WATER (Low WATER Time U'gbt Time H'ght September hra. miv. ft.jns. hrs.min. ft. ins. I VIA Mi 8.6" 4.84 am 1.7 riui>A» io.37pm! 9.2 487 m :t.l 111.14 am 88 4.59 am 1.7 ■■■MM* 1110 m 9.4 5 2 pm
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      216 5 DAY BY DAY Friday, September 25. High Water. 10.37 p.m Municipal Commission. 2-30 p.m. Hockey. New moon. 9-39 p.m. Boxing at Tanglin. Baud Concert. Tauglin Club. 9 p.m. Annual meeting B.V.A.R.C. 530 p.m. f.aih -s 1 Oolf Champion-hip. First feonml. B.C.C. tennis tournament prize distribution. Alhambra Cinematograph. 7 30pm Halt's
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      56 5 WEATHER REPORT. ICandang Kcrouu Hotpital, September M, OWi 9 A. M. 3 F. M.'9 P. M. RFHll.ori. Bar. M Kab 29.881 29.766 J9. 849 Temp 86.0 I 87.2 79.0 Wet Bulb Tber 79.6 i 79.8 74.0 j DirofWind.. onlm H.K. calm Max. Temp 87.8 Mm 74.0 Max. iv Him.. ISB.S
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.
    1140 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Tho report for 1907 of Mr. J. B. Carrutherß, I Elector of Agriculture in the Federated Malay States, is one of the most valuable documents published by the Government. Mr. Carruthers is no mere formalist. His report is not a collection
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    291 6 Wr conclude from the tone of a speech delivered by the Governor of Hongkong that there has been less actual progress made in coming to a decision on the opium question than the recent speech <•; Colonel Seelcy in the House of Commons would have led one to suppose. Our
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    14 6 Last evening, a cargo of rice arrived trout Bangkok by the N.D.L. steamer Chiengmai.
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    15 6 The Canadian Parliament has been dissolved. The new elections will take place on »ctobcr 26.
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    16 6 His Excellency the Governor and party returned from the F.M.S. by the Sea Mew. this morning.
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    17 6 From the Natuna aud Anambas Islands, a nari;o of copra arrived, yesterday, by the local steamer Flevo.
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    20 6 Reports of the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament and prospects of the local Rugby season will be found on page 5.
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    22 6 Tho body of a Chiuese girl, about three yearn of age, was found by the roadside in Rochorc Caual Road, yesterday afternoon.
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    22 6 The Pei ho River, north of Tientsin, has oveirlowcd its banks, and many houses and fields ie the low-lyiug laud are Hooded.
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    22 6 A cargo of sugar arrived troui Java, tins morning, by the British India steamer (J:ierimb.i, which leaves for Calcutta this alter joon.
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    21 6 Fioro Calcutta, a cargo of coal arrived, this morning, by the English steamer Sutherland, consigned to Messrs. l'aterson Simons and Company.
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    33 6 Nine Chinese stowaways who had been found on board tho I'nuz Waldemar at Sydney were fined »100U each, with the alternative of six months' imprisonment, upon beiug brought before the Magistrate al Hongkong.
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    39 6 Another Chinese merchant has paid a heavy tine for dealing iv Japanese goods. He keeps a general store iv Hou-jkong Street and has p.iid 11,910 to a local hospital and J'22:i as sKpaasM ineurrcd in investigating his unpatriotic conduct.
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    50 6 The Chinese boycott trouble at Samarang advanced another st.Ty „n September 14. The boyeoMai firm discharged its agent, wfoo had been ..bj.*-ted to by the offended ohiaa*a> It is said that his successor hails from Singapore. The firm has taken steps to come to ten us with the boy cotters.
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    52 6 Lim Teck Chow, who lives at No. 4,'> Pagoda Stieet, has informed the police that his house was broken into last night and cash and jewellery, having a total value of IMB, were stolen. The principal items were a pair of bracelet*, va'ued at $300. which MN kept in an
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    44 6 The Singapore Chinese weekly entertainment Club, on Ann Siang Hill, which is generally conceded to bo par excellence among Chiuese Clubs, has been lighted throughout by electricity by Messrs. MeatMM Brothen. Electric fans also have been installed, and the improvements have cost about $2,000.
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    56 6 A French naval lieutenaut was sentenced by the Assize Court at Hanoi, in Tonkin, the other day, to one month's imprisonment and was ordered to pay a fine of one hundred francs for causiug the death of his nativo servant. The boy had robbed him. He gave the boy such
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    69 6 Swamiji Dhayaram, the Hindu missionary, addressed the Hindus for the last time last night at the temple in South Bridge Road There was a crowded attendance. The Swamiji leaves for India to-morrow via I'euang, whero he will stay for a few days at the special invitation of tl.e Hindus o'
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    96 6 Iv his aunnal report, Mr. .1. 15. Carruther.a, Director of Agricultuie, F.M.S., states that the plots of camphor at the Experiment Station show that this plai:t will grow in Malaya at sea level with great vigour. My experience of this plant in Ceylon, he adds, was entiroiy different. Ther the
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    432 6 (ieiuial PoleCaren *>•. i M Cany m »t presout touring .lapau. The many friends nf 4 i,n |< in I! be vI ad to learn that he bM lllflllllri his queue. Mr. R. St. .1. Uraddell ret,un..l r.,.iu the F.M.S. by the British steamer CarlyU, yesterday. Lieutenant
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    30 6 Tin- hUu (iovirniuint hw directed II Excellency Tang Sliaiyi to visit H-.ujland after his mission to Auiencu Uaooom He is to imjuire into ■nwwttlllljj important eouin.Mt.Hl with a political faMML
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    63 6 Kven police quartern are not safe from tho depredations of sneak thieves. A Uofaeil invaded the barrac Us of the Tanjos Dock police, on Wednesday, and al to }{et awaj with a pair of* ornitt" klippon belonging to Dfick Constable No. 7. .Mi. 0, K. .1. Green, tho Seeoud MagMtate,
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    80 6 Mr. K. A. Gardiner, Second Superintendent of Police, was to haw pro niti il three Hokiens betas the Thin M i i Maurice Tliuuder, y st< rd.iy afternoon, on charges of beiuK oicupicrs of a OOmmotl Raining house, at Ho 1 Cbeaag Teow Place, and ol possession oi l.'u:ip Joe
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    72 6 Not only are the pictures of the Stadium sports and ol the Dieppe Circuit, now being exhibited at tho Alhainbra, Urn b have ever been showu in Sin^-ipon bat others on the program me a attractive and contribute to the eZO the enterliinuM nt. Bash evening tin- boll >■ is
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    87 6 There was a larjje ■HoniUiim at Hi lal Catherine at the Short Sim t S Ihh.l. ii-t ui«ht. An excellent miwlnil prOKramtM was rendered, including vocal solos by Mr. C'alaglian and M !>•■.• finlrtMtor and oodyk, a violin solo by Mr. Harry liber, a mandolin solo by Mis.i Lea, a
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    97 6 Two Japanese and a llyl.itn ilMMMiail before the Third Magistrate. Mr. Maorioe Thunder, yesterday afternoon, on a ehar^e Of asvistinn in tin; ■MM^MMMI of !i Wall Well lottsrj at No. l-i Hylaa Slrei Mr. I-. E. (iaimt had been returned on tin -ir behalf a:id Meand an ndjonromviit for a
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      168 6 MANY CUP WINNERS HAVK iBBM TED os T. T. CO.'S HORSEFOOD. Best Food Pays Best. Best Food Gives Best Results. PLUMP H I WHITS CATS, IUST. COMP, CHAFF, INDIAN CRUSHED FOOD. 1 V, THOMPSON, THOMAS COMPANY. MODERN TANGLIN RESIDENCES. Ketfra FT. L. Ccgli'ao snd Co. rn>r Fpeoiil npportnuitirs for eecuring
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      204 6 ALHAMBRAI To-Nlght I THE STADIUM SPORTS.; First Series. TITLES OF PICTURES lI. M. tbe King Performing tbe Opening Tbo General Salute Tbe March Past of the Athlete* The Mass Drills A Swimming Match High Jumping Danish Ladies' Display Water Polo (Belgium v. Holland; AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Absolutely all
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    TURKEY AND BULGARIA.
    250 7 DISPL'TN) COM ROI. OF ORIENT RAILWAY. Bulgarian I'rince i>ils Emperor of Au tri;i. [Rnoran't 'Iklkorah .i Lon.ion, S. ptember 24. M ,i, i. twei n Tnik' s and i Ing ta tha ri pn lenav bavinn >wHwned e-ontrol of tha R.'iuueiiin eeetion ol tha Oriental Kailway. A
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    REWARDS TO HEROES.
    100 7 Hr. Andrew Carnegie Establishes a New Fund. Th LI el; VH 1. mdon, Scj.ieuiis.-i -z:, Mi. Andrew i k M mMii inairi Ii ia mad" 'in oi "ne ;;nd a qnarter million dollars, which will ywld £12,500 anDoally, tot ol fonading a 11. ro I'ui.d. The pur|
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    GREAT BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
    116 7 Interesting lisiervicu wilh Japanese Official iv Linden. [R«i mat 'In.i I, "i.i.ci, Bepai mher -j.".. Mr. Vamaaft, the new Japaneae Chanp! d'Ali.iir.-s iii i- iiii!oii.h..-i»-.-ii in.* rvicw. d by l;. Nt "i. Id ii kl -t the \uglo .lapiin s.' Alii in easa very real and
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    SIAM AND OPIUM.
    67 7 king Promises Gradual Extinction of Sales. Tot— m London. September '-!">. Hi nte is liaiiiiUok correspondent states that the King of siaiu, replying to an addaaaa, i. ...t. 1 tlat the suppiession of the opium trade ia Biam was at present impossible. He added, bowl ver. that
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    K USER'S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PRESS.
    56 7 I I'M QtUMATWmu l.Lovn Tilsobam] II. ilin. Si|i'i'inbtT 21. Tba Kniptior "NVilii.i jn bat ml a conlirittulntory Ulr^iaii) to the International nyrt ss, now sitting at Berlin. He the foreign <1< 1< y ttcsto the Fatliorl.iml, aiiil ezpCMMi tin- hti|x; that tlieir ilelibtio il
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    GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
    34 7 [Oik ii-.wuimiu IjLovd Tklk,k\« Berlin. Se ptFSobar '24. The German Beiehateg will ojM'ti on Noveuibe r I, aud the beginning cf tiie' new sf.ii f tlit- l>iet has Ue-U lixeel feir Ootobei
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    THE GESCHOW CONFLICT".
    21 7 OetaMMieoM barm Tnaaaaaml Berlin, Sep'ember 24 The Poite is repotted to bo tatteUafl in cettlmg tlo Qaatbow conflict.
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    CHINA'S TRIBUTE TO AMERICA.
    211 7 Gold .Medals for Sailors of Pacific Fleet. On tin- recoiume nelatiin e.f ViOB-Adtniral She Chen-ping, who, in company with I'r. Mark of Urn looal braoob of iba China HerI-:. ants s.. \xo Navigatioa Company, i Ia i charge of the prepar itionii lor tiie reocptior of
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    LIEUTENANTS GALLANTRY.
    127 7 dniuccessftil Attempt to Rescue a Chinese Boy. Anothi r br att iunt to rescue aChiuese boy from drowning, although unhappily unsnee-essful. bat been added to the renorels of the British navy and to thorn of the Colony. As torpede) boat Ne> 0!7 was leaving Kowloon docks, on the
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    FEMALE LABOUR.
    179 7 F.M.S. Mines Department's Summer Sales. An innovation was Ktirtedat the beginning of l'.)()7 in the w iy of is-uini; to women ami small 1> lys under 10 years of ago a "dalang" pass, which, (hoagh ianed under uo law of the' St it. s. giv.s th.m the Seuieir
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    Simply a Test Case.
    224 7 Mown. I. Clarke and Company sued Mr. J. C. l'lt/geralel. Inspector of Weislits and Maamren, in tiie' District Conn be! ire Mr. .1 Banndera, yi ib td iy. for amm of money for cru-hed food auel tba shoeing eil his bona, Mr. Farrer-Baynet tppnarni for the
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    Investiture of Mr. E. L Brockman.
    182 7 Mr. E. L. Brockman, Resident of Perak. was invested with the C..M.G. by the High Commissioner. Sir .lohn Anderson. K I.M.li, in the Council Chamber at Kuala kuugs.ir at 10 o'clock ou \V, dnesd ly morning. His lliolmi'ss tho Sultiii of Perak, the Raja
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    Bankruptcy Court.
    81 7 Tl'eie w.:s litti I o inter. -t h.'fore Mr. .histice Sercoinln rtßlHh silting nt the Supreme Court, ia bonkroptoy j uisdictiou, this naming. Five petitions tor r ceiving orelers we're disposed of within twenty iniiuites, but were unproductive of much public couceru. A receiving order was made against
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    Morocco Question.
    341 7 "INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT IN SIGHT. German Rt ply to the Franco-Spanish Note. i I'.Kl'lHH's TftLKeiKA*s] Lonelon, S pteiubor H I Tliu <ierm-in reply to tho FraiicoSpanish I nnt.e aborir the raeagaltioai of Mulai Hand as Sultan e-f Morocco has i'ce'n ill livered. The note is modura'c in toue, and.
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    RUBBER AND LEATHER.
    198 7 Pate.it lor Combining tlie Two Materials. (Fho-: O •>! COBRI s.,,\i>|.vr London, Haytuuibei n. An interextlng exbiUl at the fntmialliiiial I! iiiliit ExbiUtioa at Sheplierils Bwh kl I specimen of leaibortaaned with »»ihl>.-r. it v aharge of Mr. Clarke, an old ie I id) Dl ia Cevloi;.
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    Scene in the Police Court.
    224 7 T.in Li. in and Tan Kun were again before the Se'conel Magiatcaa*, Mr. C. K. .1. Greeu, yesterday altcrn .em, on Urn charge of assaulting ii woman MHMd Li Wli.iy, at 1 am. on August 18, in the YcoCliu King district. Mr. F. M. Chopard
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    Gang Robbers Wound a Squatter.
    71 7 Nine gang robbers, armed with knives and guns, entered the house of a Chinese sejuatter who, with hi-i wife, occupied a lonely spot iv Kallang l'urlding, this morning, at about 2 o'clock, aud secured SBO in money. The xjwaUe i- was wouudcel, not seriously, in
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    48 7 All the Foreign Ministers iv Peking have agreed to the removal of the powder maga zme attached to the Legation barracks outside the limits of the city. This precautionary measure is the outcome of the recent fatal accidental explosion which occurred in the Oerman Legation barracks in Peking.
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    Rubber in Malaya.
    2373 7 GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDUSTRY. Interesting Experiments in the F.M.S The history of rubber planting in tlie Feili rated Malay States is probably uuiii'ie iv the rapi lity with which a now cultivation, found |a be specially suited to the climate, has beeu established. In liJ7.
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    HONGKONG BUDGET.
    139 7 OPIUM ESTIMATES HAVE NOT BEEN REDUCED. Governor Discusses the Military Contribution. Kkom Oca Own CoajaanVouarf.) Hoaghean Beptatnhat. '-'5. The (jovc-mor uf Hongkong, Sir Frederick Lugaid, in introducing tho iimlgct of tho Colony for 1909. said that uo final solution had bana n reached regarding tho opium question, and
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    DEATH OF INSPECTOR DOOLEY.
    53 7 (Fkom Our Own I'orkksposdknt.) I'enang. September M, 1 I. p.m. The death is announced of faapeotof .1. licKiley. of ilit- Marine Police, I'enang. from heart failure. Inspect ir Dool. was. until recently, stationed in Singajiore. Ho was a smart and genial officer, atid much respected in
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    QUININE IN ITALY.
    171 7 Proceeds of Sales Utilised to Fight Malaria. The sale of quinine in Italy is carried on in a peculiar fashion. The (Jovi rninent tells the drug to the peasauts in n<alarions dis. tricts and then uses the profit to fight in iUria. The first aim is ko
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    Chandu Among Coal.
    123 7 1 found these tins aiming the coal. The* belonged to nobody, so I took Hun;. 11 .id I known that they coutaiued cliandu, I wonld not have touched them This was the story to;J liy a hTtnati ntmH I'heow Vit, who wns before tin- S. -vi. 1
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    The Argument of Force.
    119 7 The expected troubles about the Mio.ee<i,Ni> n to the Chieftainship of Karang Attem in thu islaad of Bali were prevented hy Urn timely landing of a military force from .lam, in such strength that the disaffected chii (n were overawed. Thu military eo>nniand.;r d- minded the
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    Living on Appearances.
    133 7 An old Chinese offender who has been livmy a i,ay life in Singapore at other people's exp. use, waa convicted of being a vngiaut, in tho Third Maftetnte'l Court, yi t iday afternoon, and ooui. d ov< r vi thu sum of JlOf to be of good
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    Mistaken fur a Thief.
    127 7 On Wedaeaday night, a Chine seeooliovtan Kliot in a plantation at landau Kitchil, pro ba iiy having boon taken hi a tin. f. lie. went to Mm Tan Took Sent; Boxpi'kl for treatment, yesterday MOrillng He wis not much hurt. Two rfo. 0 shot Wat* i.
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      Notes in General.
      114 8 S' cue at a iceeiit esaujiuatioii not a thuiisand milis from Mogaporo. Buunioer, tn Cuaiitable who B^eiiM to proaMtion !■> the poakol S. ,i,t All.i you piny f"ntball TreuiblinH Ooaatabw No, sir, but I will try to learn. Kxaniinw I mph \s has usually lw-( 11 the
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      Swimming.
      42 8 Singapore Swimming Club. Tho team race. Club v. (inrrisou. which was la liave lj<en swuiuou Sunday ue\t. Ins In <n p jstpoued to tho Suuday following. < ><tobur 1, as several of thu Club team will In- in camp on Sunday uext.
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      Golf.
      57 8 -elani;<ir < ■••It Club. rbe following cards were returned lor th< September monthly golf medal, iv conuec Uoa with tho Selaugor liolf 0U:- K. Taylor IS IV-12 -H2 l>. M. Harry 58 "<0 M Ht It. M. Nflill 41 1H 8 B 8 •i. lleretord 17 18 1 1
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      Horse Riding.
      101 8 -•s.M.C. I'apercha.se. p*|WnllMß has In en anauged "in eou nictiuu with the !singapi)ic Hunt I'lub. to take place to uioriiw. The start will be Irom the eutrauce to the Economic Ciaidens at the corner of Nassim Itoail aud.'.l>alii( lloiul. Hares, .> o'clock; hounds, 5.10. 1 It is uudorstood
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      Rifle-Shooting.
      351 8 Indies' Monthly Spoon Competition. l'ourt«.eu ladie-i took part in this eveut. winch wa> worn by Mrs. Kuddoek. The loll'jwiug aro the scoio- 100 UO -'00 II cap Total. Mrs. Kuddocl. Ti U. il .7 Mrb. Salmond ;l -J8 2B .1 Mis- Kerr UO ti ill Mrs. I'rai- H jy
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      Association Football.
      356 8 Unities v. (ircenlight P.C. A team oi |be (.Miunli^lit lootball Club played the present lialllesians at Association lootball on the seliool ground \oBtenlay. A fairly good pMM was witnessed. The KathV -ian- who proved somewhat tbc sttouger le.iui, MM the first to -core, iv thetirst half. The OrwiHghtori
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      Chess.
      149 8 An Australian Championship. The ninth game ended the match for the championship of Victoria. Mr. Ouudersen retains the championship with a score of I wins to Mr. Stcelc'^ 2. Two games were Irawu. Lasker on (ierman Ches.c. In a contribution to the June uumber ot Lasker's Chess Magazine, Champion
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    HONGKONG BANK SUED.
    364 8 Judgment Awarded to a Shanghai Magnate. The Chief Justice, Sir l'i\iuci> l'iygott, gate judgment for the plaiutiff, Liv Man Clio, otherwise Lav Hok Shun, a geutloman. ol Shanghai, at the Supreme Court. HongUoug, on the Ixth instant. Plaintiff sued the Hongkougaud Shaughai Banking Corporation foi the recovery
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    GANG ROBBERY.
    227 8 Serious Affray on the Seinbilan Pahang Boundary. There i- an epidotuic of gang robberies in the Native States. The latest, accodiing to the Malay Mail, happeued on the BentongJolcbu road, close to tho Negri SembiUu I'ahau^ boundary. It is the first ot the kind that has occurred on
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    Perak's Trade Returns.
    118 8 The trade returns for the State ot l'erak show a ile -i ease in the value of the imports and i \port- during the secoud quarter of the paaaaM year, as compared with the corresponding periotl last year. The total vtJue of the imports, exclusive ot coin
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      600 8 "MALTHOID ■tMML aaonaa Tht; juetition ofleo arises in tho minj of a man abn'it to build 1 wonder it Malthoid woald be suitable Wo certify Ir.mi mauy years' practical cxporienc that Malth-jid will be fouud imraeuuely satisfactory oa every class of building. yf k wi Mcmiy, it not; Jf*km*tn4, tffk
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      227 8 MR.H. KOEHLER WILL '.UK V Piano .Recital TEUTOMIA CLUB, On Tuesday, September 29, at 8 p.m. Tickets, at »2 e-icb, cun bo obUiiivd from tlie llou. Seorctarioi of the Teatonia. Tangliu and Dutch C üb-i, and at the I! Maaoa l'iauo Ojaayaay. a i oi MORTGAGEES SALE. Wflnesdiiij, Befttmkn M,
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      384 8 NOTICE. NOTICE is h.Teby giv, n that wt> liuw mtigned the agency of the SHANGHAI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. H. Schaefer Co. Singapore, .September U, 1908. Announcement. The GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE SINGAPORE, S.S. AUTHORISED CAPITAL $250,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman. P. M. Buwt, H*i m
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      MINING.
      350 9 Date of forma'lon Capital Sobioribed Number Of BhMM lan* Vain* Paid Shares ap to UniMoed Company Quotation 1903 1907 1301 IM3 1907 1901 i 906 1905 1906 ISO* .906 1906 1907 1904 !907 1906 1500,000 000.000 •60C.000 £400,000 •400,000 £60,000 £100,000 tISO.COO £130,000 £30,000 1460,000 £160.000 £100,000 £120,000 1450,000
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      RUBBER.
      368 9 IMI £150,000 UM 1200,000 1904 £30.000 1903 £70,000 1806 lISO.OOG 1901 116.000 1 90S C 75.000 :.'li- 4310,000 1906 «180,000 1907 £320,000 ;eoe /i 79,000 isoe 1290,000 IWJ £100.000 !»oe 000,000 1003 •30,00') 1906 1250,000 1904 £20,000 -<0» 1100.000 1198 £30,000 1803 1430.000 !906 tlOd.dOO 1905 I": '1.0 I
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      GENERAL.
      224 9 ryrr fcafca 'it* tt.JH.MjI 4,806 7.858 12/6 Hit IS9B 1M5.G00 I MS.OM 4,100 SO 50 IM» »»«.000.000 18,000,01* 180,000 114 HA lU* MMH J..00.0H) 'JjJJJ }g M ,i coo ,oo 1000 000 S ooo 10 10 .•o »i.t.uniw l.uot.uw t 4000 100 100 19.1 (81.000 34.0C1C 3,490 10 10
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    COMMERCIAL.
    263 9 s noapom, toHM 24, leoe. PRODUCE. 3ambier t TJi do (Cube No. li aopickel 12.00 Copra Bali 7.20 do Pontiannk 6H0 Popper, Black 10.00 do White 6% 15.60 Sago Floor Sarawak buyers 2.9A do Brunei No. I >•"■ Pearl Sago 8.60 Coffee Bali, picked 33.00 Coffee, Palcmban«. an '■■■>-
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      251 9 J. G. BIJDENDIJK, M.R.1.E.. M.1.D.E., Consulting Mining and Metallurgical Engineer. <MOiot;ic<ll Snr\. ys. I'ctro^raphicul ami Mim rulu^ical BmMbW A--;niny and Cimuicai Analysis of Ore". •vipi i mil mli no uud Heportn on Milling Propiitics; al~o undci- Dutch- Indian He»ula tious. ring iv.'i M targiea] IH^iyn- at;d I'lants. S r AF
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      408 9 WHITEAWAY. LAIDLAW CO.. LTD. DAHL'S MILK. PURE NORWEGIAN COWS MILK. As a guarantee of the parity and quality of thix well-know:: bnai of Milk u:tt nticD is called to the followiog analytus by tlio Government Analyst "THE SAMPLE CONTAINS IN 100 PARTS Solid Residue 12.51% Fat 8.40 Non Fatty Solids
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    Modern Alchemist.
    425 10 POSSIBILITY OF TURNING SILVER INTO GOLD. Sir W. Ramsay's Experiment. A contributor to the Matin reproduces in that journal on August 27. the points of a remarkable conversation he recently had with Sir William liamsay at Clermout Ferrand, whither the British servant had gote to receive the gold
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    GOWNS AND THE LAW.
    279 10 Manila Bar Association Discusses Dress of Attorneys. To gown or not to gown, that is the question before the 15ar Association, says tinManila Times. There was a meeting oi that august body in tbc dusty halls ot law on a certain Sunday time could not be
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    Desertions from American Ships in Sydney.
    232 10 It was hard for the Jackies to leave Sydney, says the Australasian. They have had a royal time here, and life at sea on a battleship is mostly wearisome. But they were all supposed to bo on board by 12 o'clock on Wednesday night.
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      631 10 BANKING COMPANIES. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid np Capital In 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Raserva Fan* £1,523,000 Reserve Liability o! Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS li&nk ol England. National Bank of bco.loud. Tht London City A Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Aooonots
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      581 10 BANKING COMPANIES. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. f aid up capital tis.ooo.ootj RESERVE FUND Sterliog Reserve 115,000,0001 n,TO (XX Silver Reserve •H.OJO.OOo} iW.ww.uw. Userre Liability ot Prcprijtor« 115.000.00 C COURT OP DIRECTORS. E. Sbellim, Esq. Chairman. Bon. Mr. W.J. Gresaon. Deputy Chairman. E.O. Barrett, Esq. IW. Helms, Esq. C. O.
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      419 10 SALES BY AUCTION. MORTGAGEE'S SALE jl VALUABLE LEASF.HOr.I> PIOPERTIKS, SITUATE AT PIUN6EP STREET AND SOLOMON STREET, SINGAPORE, Tuesday, September 29, at 2.30 p.m. 1. Fonr shop-bouse dwe'liug-i known an Nos. 10, 11, 12 aud 13, Solomon Street, H'ugnpjre town, area 5,960 square feet, omprisei iv four Gcverumeut leases for 9J
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      74 10 The first thing is to think of in Urinary trouble. METHYLOIDS. They cure. Tasteless, taken internally, relieve the pain and give visible results in a few hours, cure in a few days. Far better than copaiba and santal, or injections. No I inconvenience, no publicity. Try them and j realise
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      531 10 STRAITS CYCLE MOTOR CO,, LTD.. aw^x> yBBM Bfcv Bbb»^*XvHl Wt/Vt b^BOtV l! l'uvc just rii'i'ivcil ~^^^W&&*9*VB§A WW OEMS. LADIES. Manufactured by the Star Cycle Co., Wolvc-rhampton. ll.iml <\i of Hmm mmUmi bave been Hold in the Straits, and are uu!'i| l.ilkri in price and Bnirt Innp. ction inviUii. SALES BY
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      246 10 J. DA. PEREIRA nORTICCr/rURIST AND FLORIST. Collector and Exporter of Orchids. Diploma and Gold Medal from tholntc King of Denmark. hv BbsjSJSbl Appointment to \i\n Maje^:\, tbe King rf biam., li 11.. thebuitau of Johore, and H. H., the Snltau of Liugga. Fresh Cut Flowers od haud daily Orcbid blo'm?
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    AUTOMOBILISM.
    660 11 NOTES AND NEWS OF INTEREST TO MOTORISTS. International Road Congress. Some time ago I announced in these columns that the Government of France, at the request of the French Automobile Club, had decided to hold an International Congress in I'.itis next October, with the object of inquiring into the
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    235 11 Tarred Roads and Eyesight. A good many stntche-s of main roads throughout the country have during the past season been treated with tar products of one kind or another, with the object of laying the dust, and so successful has this method proved in the majority of cases that its
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    111 11 Growth of the Motor Union. It is a satisfactory sign of tin- times to linl the membership of our chief motoring m s;iiiii>atioiis growiug so rapidly. The membership ri^iirts of the Motor I i i.'v, for iuHtauc, show large increases, aud, in view of the spleudid work the Union is
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    130 11 lucludiug atliliuted members, the Motor Union's total membership is now about 15.500. The Inion has lately been giviug its attention to the inconvenience caused to motor-car and all classes of traffic by thoj character of the accommodation at the Til. bury-< iravesend ferry across the Thames, aud as a result
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    Sultan to be Hanged.
    102 11 Moro Malanug. Sultau of Dunabarra, has been sentenced to death by the Supreme Court at Manila. The tiual order of the court remands the case to the trial court for fixing the date of execution. Malanug was convicted of leading a raid on Parang. Cottabato district,
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      64 11 MARTIN'S JipiOL &STEEL EM y ni ff c. ,ffl ssYlfor Ladies.] J^J| «Wmm~ fHOSFERINE ■I nii m* *r^~~ *\2Ji CALMONS PNEUMATIC TYRES. I NEXCELLED KOK RELIABILITY AND DURABILITY. I •< V "^ssmL^FW^s^^ i SOLK AdICNTS: BEHN, MEYER CO., Singapore and Penang. PILSENER BEER. KEY BRAND. IMPORIEO SINCE 817* a» 'mS\
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      257 11 JMJ -^1 fllfcp MODERATK < nSSfffvi&Z' PRICED CARS, VLvß&^rkyV^^^ Skillnlly l>i -i^ik il to reduce Wear on '-JmjP' Tyrts to tlie lowest possible point. For further particulars apply to the soleaoknts CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS. Just Landed: BELSIZE I A Ift H P A 1416 H.P. BBLSIZE," driven IH-IO n.r., by
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      55 11 Write for New Catalogue OF HUMBER CARS. Latest Improvements Reduction In .Prices!! THE BORNEO CO.. LTD. IN THE KITCHEN. Rich, wholesome, palate tempting soup* delicious thick gravies cups of invigorating beef tea-UOVKIL will help you to make them aiL BOVRIL Kvctt klldxa ilxxild hart BOVRIL. By Rorml JStShcK Hl M
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      497 11 Miscellaneous NOTiOES R«r« lit Month, tM p«r hi. I. M.. monlhi, ft. For»hort*r ptn -1» M ill of CtaargM. NOTICE. Notice i* her-.-by oven, thai I, tbean'tir signed, Narena Layon lankree Bamy Pi lay. have ceaeed from and after il.ij t" net as attorney for one Navcna Layna Namina aamy
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      615 12 Scale of Charged* PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS.— MiaeeI •ous Wants of Every Description, Houses, lead, etc., to let, axe inserted at the following ttei:— One Insertion 1.80 per Inoh. Two S.OO Three 8.80 Six 6.80 NiaL 1.40 Twelve 7.80 T«ooty five 10.00 (Each subsequent month 16 per inoh.) The above rate Is
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      477 12 Miscellaneous WANTS. lUmi- Fo«r Llih. oa« ot two Inor.i ju, 11.00 Bf thi laoh, Seal* of ChargM. LADY TEACHER WANTED. Wauted, Lady Teacher. Apply in peiaon at the Anglo-Cbineae School, Coleman and Armenian .Streets. 2079 FURNISHED HOUBE WANTED. A married couple require a furnished house in some dry locality. Entry
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      566 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. OkTit i— Fomr LUm, on. or tw InmlloM, (1.00 Bf to. Inch, m. Beal. of Claret*. OFFICE TO BE LET. No. 7, Battery Road. Apply to Onthne and Co., Ltd. c 1878 OFFICE ANO GODOWN TO LET No. 08, Robinson Road. Moderate rent. Apply to
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      431 12 Netherlands Guttapercha Co. Lo. SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS. India Rubber Tyres, all kinds and shapes All kinds oi HOSE, Suction, Delivery, Steam, lor Carriages Motor Oars, etc. Hydraulic, Rockdrill, Gardenhose, Brake-RE-lEEADINO HOTOB TYRES. WmSmVllvaiTllll R^OS. All kinds oi I.R. Buffers and Springs lor Rail- INDIA RUBBER FLOOR TILES and MATways, etc.
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      233 12 Syrup of Raspberry PURELT MADE OF GUARANTEED NATURAL RASPBERRY JUICE AND SUGAR. Mixed with iced water or soda water, it forms a very palatable, refreshing and healthy drink, which is no doubt the most suitable beverage for hot climates. It also forms a delicious ingredient for ice-cream and sweet sauces.
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      108 12 BOARD AND LODGING. Bath s— t mr Lilian, one or two innrti ■■r.t. I I 8r thb Inch, bm Scale or Otaagaft BOARD AND REBIDENCE. Single and Doubly Rooms with b<»rd. 7 Oxley Rise. Terms moderate. 8078 BOARD AND REBIDENCE. For single geutlemen. Terms moderate. Apply at Hockhurst, 11, Dhoby
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