Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 6 October 1905

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    Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER.
    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 29. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, FBIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    EUROPE DAY BY DAY.
    112 1 NOTES AND NEWS FROM LONDON. i PRINCE BUELOW INTERVIEWED. EXPLAINS GERMAN ATTITUDE TOWARDS FRANCE. I R«uter'a Agency London, Oct. sth. Prince von Buelow, interviewed by a representative of a Paris paper, says that Germany's action regarding Morocco lias been purely unag^ressive and defensive. Germany could not
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    THE CHINESE BOYCOTT.
    50 1 AMERICA CLIMBS DOWN. Router's Agency > London, Oct. sth. The Congress of the I'nited States, having discussed the subject of the Chinese boycott of American goodi and CMnCM WWplaintl against the Americai 1 xclusion law, has practically decided that changes must be inti<> duced into the present
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    THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
    47 1 AN INDIAN VIEW. Reuters Agency. London, Oct. sth. News of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance is generally received m India most favourably, although many natives and some Anglo-Indians me inclined to regard it as an admission of the inability of Great Britain to det'md India single-handed.
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    NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
    53 1 PARIS BANKERS BUSY. Reuters Agency. London, On sth. It is reported that Paris Bankers me negotiating the BUBOltamoai i^suc m France. Germany, America and Cireat Britain a four per cent, loan «>t" j£~2, 000, ooc at About <)o. The i^^ur will take place probably ;it '.lie end
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    NEW BOOK ON JAPAN.
    35 1 BY BARON SUYCMATSU. ReHicrs Agency. London, Oct. sth. The London papers favourably review Baron Suycniaisu's book, entitled "The Risen Sun." It consists of essays on Japan and has f>ccn published to-day.
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    THE SUEZ CANAL.
    31 1 TWENTY-SEVEN SHIPS KEPT WAITING Reuter's Agency London, Oct. sth. There arc twenty-seven ships at Port Said awaiting the re-opening of traffic. MR. W. H. READ, C. M. C.
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    ON CARD-PLAYING.
    314 1 1 cannot say that Singapore m my early days was an amusing place. True, the Europeans were kind and in»spitablc, and many of them who had known my father, who had preceded me, were good CtlOUgtl to notice me, and none more so than the Governor, Mr. Bonham,
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    STATES DAY BY DAY.
    270 1 SELANCQR. From our Qtm»yti><ii>< Kiwi Limpi h, Oct. and. The Revenue Survey Department has received a consignment of copies of the new Map of Selangor. Two Government clerk* from Selangor, Messrs. A. E. Percira and J St. Maria, have gone to SingajM.ir m connection with special
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    PERAK.
    164 1 From »ur Oorrctpondant II'OII, »i(. 2U<i. Government has inatic of $1,000 fcr the Anglican Church which is to be era led M I|*»h. The Clerk <>t CourU <»t Kuala K.m^■w bee been tenlenoed to our <i.i\ simple impriaonawnl and to pay ;t mm of s<>o, for criminal breech oi
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    DROVE NAILS IN HIS HEAD.
    185 1 AN ORIGINAL ATTEMPT A 1 SUICIDE A MOry <>t novel mcth«Mi «>1 OOM mitting suicide comes from North Borneo. The \orth lionico llniiUi says that the Assistant Compradan <<f the s.s. Mausang on the 1 5tli ult, was discovered m the ihip'l hold m the
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    WIGS ON THE GREEN.
    231 1 A |>omi>«)iis judge m a ctowdrd G.W. train occupied two corner seats, one with his own DOftlv MTMM MM the other with MM KM 1 U KKMJ*> "This sc.it cnj;aj;c<l ask« «1 .1 vouhk Oxford student who rould lind MO i«xtm elst'uhcre. "Don't you see that
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      395 1 Joking Tobacw AGENTS I < Sl\«..\l'»)Ki JOHN LITTLE CO. r &&k THE "EMPIRE" TYPEWRITER I-- a Bl is the Favourite Machine wherever it has been introduced. SIMPLICITY, S r rKENGTH, LIGHT TOUCH AND VISIBLE WRITING! are some of its points. I m ORDINARY MODEL, $140 00; BRIEF MODEL, 8165 00
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      135 1 I DAHL'S MILK, f I NORWEGIAN PURE COWS' MILK. 1 i THE ONLY CANNED MILK IN WHICH THE FULL FLAVOUR OF FRESH 3 COWS' MILK IS RETAINED. J The most flattering testimonials from medical men. To be had from the Dispensaries, and retail dealers. C THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd,
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      137 1 jjohn Little Qo^ I (LIMITED.) CELEBRATED I WIDTH OF BLADES IN STOCK. RAZOBS I m. g in. m. m" *2.65. Westenholm's Hollow Ground Razor >1.25 Dwarf u Mab" >1.50. mmmm^^ mmmmmmssm^ mm^ m^ c can su PPb' CiHi foa these Rasors as SO X under '^^^^^^^MWyMH|B^PWP Leather case to hold
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      39 1 Tapsaij. Pure, (^risp, Refreshing, nlvigorating Sodium Chloride. iX Potassium 0.56 Sodium Sulphate. j 22 Analy-< Calicium Carbonate 0.31 sis. Iron Carbonate 8.41 Silicic Arid 3.7 1 1 Mineral Solids Carbonic Acid (free) 2 Hi Medically Recommended Refuse all Imitations.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FIIDAY, 6th OCTOBER. AMERICAN BOYCOTT IN CHINA.
    443 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FIIDAY, 6th OCTOBER. AMERICAN BOYCOTT IN CHINA. The news cabled yesterday that, m view of the boycott of American goods m China the Congress of the United States hns been compelled to relax the rigour of its Exclusion law, comes M a great
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    THE DEfENCE OF INDIA.
    224 2 According to Reuicr. many natives of India and Anglo-Indians are inclined to regard the clause of the AngloJapanese treaty of alliance which relates to India as an admission <>n the part of the British Government of its inability to defend India. The defence of Indi i
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    PRINCE BUKLOW EXPLAINS.
    168 2 The explanation given by Prince von Bucl«iw of the reasons t">>r German interference with French plans iii Morocco, found m <>ur despatches this morning, may be satisfactory to the German people, but not sufficiently >o to anyone el-c. German trade m Morocco was inconsiderable, and what little
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    NOTICE.
    88 2 Wf. hereby give notice to our subscribers and advertisers that we have severed our connection with the Straits Press and Advertising Agency, and that after thi> date we shall not hold ourselws responsible for receipts given for monies due to the Eastern Daily Mail for advertisements and subscriptions, unless
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    100 2 Mr. Artik Tilly left on Saturday to to attend the Gymkhana meeting of Selangor Turf Club at Kuala I.umpor. Mrs. Lim Boon Kfng, we are glad hear, is now better. She is under the careful attendance of Drs. Robertson and Young of The Dispensary." The Dutch Cruiser De Ruytcr arrived
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    MODERN MARRIAGES.
    907 2 SIMPLER WEDDINGS ALL THE VOGUE. Among the various changes which have so completely altered the customs and conventions of Knglish society during the last twenty-five years, there is nothing more marked than the difference m the nature of the festivities and formalities attendant on weddings. Relegated to the
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    THE CZAR'S GRATITUDE.
    85 2 I lie Board «>t Trade hue received through the Foreign Office dock for Captain Christopher Jones, master ol the British steamship Si, ikh" Liverpool, vhich has been awarded to him by the Czar m recognition of his services to two immen of the Ku i% lM cruiser
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    THE EASTERN PRESs
    300 2 THE EASTERN PR ESs Our Financial E Kx^rt- diner wru point m dispute i> 1 standardising 1( Government v tvx i^.k.' tw affected o divided views v Crime Increasing m l hen is Hton than there should tenor ..t th ministration for vin.es and district* to found or iuppo only
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK
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    SILYER-TONCUEO BRYAN.
    84 2 l» \K SIX. I tiiai Mr I. Bryan, An i! Pi ea ten j S While mm- >:u his now <|U».'->tli' 1, I .1111 .1 I liav Eag ni .i i i>! i v- i.iv i wa i et i Mr Bivum il n i mI tt an
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      236 2 HUMBER CYCLES. "Imperial," "Standard," "First Grade," "Beeston." Borneo Company, Limited. j When m Doubt, j I TRY A PINEAPPLE HAM I I I 2)o Sfam clat am Sfam. 2 THOMPSON THOMAS CO.. t I The Australian Stores. I I CHEAPEST AND BEST. I mcilllstcr $Co M Ct(L SINGAPORE, IPOH 8b
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      480 2 STILL HOLDS ITS POSITION AS THE PREMIER UNSWEETENED MILK IN THE MARKET USED BY HOSPITALS THE IDEAL BABIES FOOD. ADDS A FLAVOUR TO A CUP OF TEA THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED. ELLIS COMPANY— So/e Agents, 3, CECIL STREET. G. R. LAMBERT CO., Photographers Beg to announce that on Thursday, Sept.
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      89 2 COMING EVENTS. Friday, 6tb October. High Water 3-46 a.m., p.m. Cnid Storage Co Mtg, Gresham House, noon. Municipal Commission, 2-30 p m. Legislative Council z-$o p.m N.D.L Mail Outward due, The Catch <>t" the Season, Town Hall 9 ,m. Saturday, /tb October. High Water 5-17 a.m. 4Race Entries C 1<
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    32 3 The M. M. Company's Steamer SalazU left Colombo at II a.m. on the 6th October 1905, aud may be expected to here on Monday the 9th instant m the morning.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    453 3 Altlng, Dutch 704, Baasbnnk, Oct. 1 B'massiti, Daendels, for B'massin. Antenor, British 3563, Williams, Oct. 1 Hongkong, Mansfield, for London. Ban Whatt 1 1 m, British 195, Rawlingson, Oct. 3 Tclaban, Straits SS Co. for Kelantan. /irc/w/w/, Dan 81;, Birkholm, Sept. 17 Saigon, E. Asiatic Coy Lt<l.,
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    344 3 Name, /'>>>/, /v Ml >F-W \K. At H g Brit cruisei China, soon. O'Higgi >. (Chili b'ship), Vaijiaraiso. loon, S Raffael, (Port cruiser Losoon, toon. Sutlej, <Brit cruiser), China, won. SI EAMBRS. Agamemnon, <. hina, Oct 23 Mansfield Alcinous, C ma, <> 1 Mansfield Alting, Ba < m
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    PRETTY SONG. 'FAREWELL TO AILEEN.
    86 3  -  Mrs. W. ARTHUR WHITE. Suitable t<<r Sopra&o, Tenor oj Baritone. May be obtained pott free, %i pei copy, 810 for 12 copies. Apply b> iau: <>nh to Composer. 81. Institution Hill, Singapore. Seme Press Opinions "The Queen This touching incident is set to tuneful music,
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      357 3 SHIPPING, NOTICES. THE SAN FRANCISCO OVERLAND ROUTE. l'.\* ii v Mail Si i amship '<>., Occidental Oriental S. s. Co., AM) Central Pai ifh LJmom Vm ii ie, Chicago ft North-Westerm Railways. ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM. Operating the 1.. IRGEST mnd ISTEST Steamer* m the PACIFIC 1
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      285 3 f-HARGEURS REUNIS. Atpiral Niclly ABOUT OCT. utli Fotr Havne FIRST CLASS A £36 Do do Bi £30 Do. do C I SECOND CLASS £18 For Freight Passage Apply MOINE COMTE CO. MAILS CLOSE. I <>-l>.\\ Billiton <\ Pontianak, Van >ki I.iju "Sam Bangkok, "Deli" 9am Hongkong^ S 1 II aa
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      181 3 LATEST ARRIVALS. Han I o Soon, Dutch 222, Od ink, Oct. 5 Pontiauak, Lun Ah Sam, tor Pontinak. Dmgmar. German 921, Wolff, Oct. 4 Bangkok. Behn Meyer, tor Bangkok. Hebe, British 345, Inkstor. Oct. 5 Deli, Mansfield, tor Penang 7. Knelling. Sar 903, Woddell, Oct. 5 Sarawak, Ong L we
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      37 3 CLEARANCES. Yea f.roa\ \'< m York. >ii AntwerpL ivia, Bangkok. Balik Pappan Chittagung. Bhan Nam San j Calcut Stcti gkong Pcnang i, u k Anson I Mali i I'd Bcsoi r<»-i> < i leu i. for Shanghai. Calchas Jadan.
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  • The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th, l«06.
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      Exchange.
      139 1 To-day's R.\ik>. On London Bank 4 m/s ri| Demand 2 1 8 Private 6 m/s. 1 15/ 16 d^>. 3ms. 2 I j On Germain Bank d d 2/16J Private 3m- 2.19 do. 6 m > :.:i Oh France— Bank d 2/>i> Private 3 m/s 2.7 1 do. 6m,
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      HONGKONG WEATHER TELEGRAMS.
      33 1 Date. Bar. Wind Temp. Oct. 4. H'kong 10 a.m. 30. 13 Ei Si Manila 10 a.m. 760 Calm 27 H'kong 4 p.m. SEi Manila 4 p.m. 758 Calm o 28
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      Art Needle Work Depot,
      24 1 *i 7, ORCHAPf) ROAD NEAR THE LADIES LAWN TENNIS GROUND. Fresh Cut Flowers. Boiu|u;U, Wreaths. Prices moderate. -•17, hxhard Road.
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      PRODUCE.
      135 1 Cloves (Amboina) .s 3^.00 Copra Bali ..7 .30 do Pontianak Iso Coffee. Bali, 15 basis 23*0 da Palembnng. 20 basis., 25.00 do. Liberian No. 1 23.50 Coco-nuts, per thousand ;;.\c Gam bier f s/, o do Cube No. 1 11" do do No. 2 11.00 Mace (Banda) 79 Nutmeg-
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        376 1 THE SHARE MARKET Number <>f !<*ui- Paul l a ~t Shares Vale. up to Ci.mi-ann Buyers. Sellers. Tran a tion Mining n.ocv m *?.5c Boraawah G. M Co., Ltd u.oc ('.5. o mssjed. ,ao 4.000 > io 8 io *I>elerred) £.00 =0,000 1 i Raub A*st. G. M. Co., Ltd.
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        380 1 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR. W il?. rvos at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. East Wharf, Magnet. Vie toria Graving Dock. Nil. Ai.BKRi Graving Dock. Hong Bee. Section Na 1 Besoeki, Isnuula. 2 Bharata, Sofala. 3 Glenlochy. „4 Islander." „5 Siak Calchas. ,6 Antenor, Ratho. Bosjuo Wharf: 7 Zillah. m
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        379 1 BANK& CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA Incorporated by Royal Charter APITAL .£BOO,OOO IRkslrve Liability of Propi.iltors 8o °,000. Rkserve Fund oav^^t, I Bank of England. BANKERS national Bank of Scotland i ThkLondon city Midland V Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CURRENT Accounts are opened an<* interest allowed at 1
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        49 1 MAILS TO ARRIVE. From England. Per B. I. Tee-ta r riday. From China. Per M. M. Polynesian on Monday. TI.Mi: TABLE OF MAILS DU| m LONDON September sth N D jg 7th B I October Jnd nth M M 3 rd 14th P O 7 18th N D L
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      PEACE CELEBRATIONS.
      58 2 GREAT NAVAL REVIEW TO BE HELD IN TOKIO BAY. TWO HUNDRED WARSHIPS WILL PARTICIPATE. strait* ft«m »g»ncy. London, Oct. sth. After ratification of the Peace Treaty between Russia and Japan, the Mikado will review the whole of the Japanese Fleet m Tokio Bay. It v reported thai two
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      HONOURS FOR TOGO.
      63 2 TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO TOKIO. Straits Press Agency. London, Oct. sth. In connection with the forthcoming Japanese peace celebrations it has been arranged that Admiral Togo shall make a triumphal entry into Tokio, where he will be received m state by the City Council. The Mikado to-day withdrew
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      NEW RUSSIAN PREMIER.
      21 2 Straits Pratt Agaiicy. London, Oct. 511. Count de Witte, has been appointed Prcniit rof the new Russian Parliament.
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      ANGLO-RUSSIA RAPPROCHMENT.
      61 2 PERFECT PEACE PROBABLE Straits Press Agency. London, Oct. sth. The Times correspondent at St. Petersburg >tates that m official circles it is believed that time, patience and mutual good will will eventually remove all apprehensions which may at present exist between England and Russia, and that a perfect
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      AUSTRIA AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRACE.
      61 2 EMPEROR DISPOSED TO MAKE CONCESSIONS RHtiri igenc, London, tet sth. Han »n Tejarvary and Heir Kristoffy, members of the Hungarian Mini-try. have had a protracted audience with Emperor Francis Joseph, to whom they re-submitted a modification of the proposal for universal suffrage. The Emperor was d
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      THE IMPREGNABLE PORTE.
      69 2 MACEDONIA'S FINANCES fUuUr't Agency London, Oct. sth. The Embassies at Constantinople have resolved without delay to take m concert further steps to secure the internati- nal control of Macedonia's finances. Hut the Porte is convinced that, is Austria and Russia are not disposed to push matters to
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      MESSRS. LLOYD MATHESON & CO.
      37 2 MESSRS. LLOYD MATHESON CO. A NEW PARTNER. Rauttr AgencyLondon, Oct. sth. Mr. Walter Cuter, of the firm of Messrs. Creswell ft Co., has been admitted a partner into the firm of Messrs. Lloyd and Matheson 6c Co.
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      ABOUT ABYSSINIA.
      24 2 ITS COMMERCIAL AWAKENING Renter's Afltncy London, Oct. sth. Commercial representatives from Abyssinia are going to Philadelphia with letter- from the Emperor Menelik.
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      APPEAL TO JUGGERNAUT.
      76 2 HINDOO LADY THROWS HERSELF BEFORE MOTOR-CAR. W liile Lord Lamington, the Governor of Bombay, was motoring from the ouncil Hall last month, an old Hindoo lady threw herself before the car. She had a hairbreadth escape from being ki'led. b t turned out that some dispute relating
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      BANDMANN CO.
      452 2 ANOTHER GOOD HOUSE VERONIQUE. The Handmann Company, m the presence of a large audience last night, staged "Veronique", which is now on at the "Apollo Theatre m London." The play opens m a florist's shop where we are introduce to the proprietor Moos' Coquenard who, m a highly
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      SALVATION ARMY IN JAPAN.
      119 2 GENERAL BOOTH ON SNAPSHOTTERS. At the me ting m the Albert Hall m London on September oth, General Booth spoke for an hour declaring that he had come back from his long tour stronger m body, mind and -pint than when he went away. He appealed
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      SINGAPORE CHITS.
      73 2 They say a good many would prefer some who are about to settle down Boon to settle up fir-t. That trade will revive and that chits will survive. "There's falling off m my riding," said the jockey, as he took a header over the rails. That even a
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      NEW EASTERN CABLE.
      68 2 The Philippines arc to benefit by the possession of an American cable company's wire at Manila. The necessary permission has been obtained to extent! the lines of the Commercial Pacific Cable Company to China and Japan. The landing privileges have been secured and not a day is
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      S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
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      THE "E. D. M." HIDDEN NAMES COMPETITION.
      59 2 Hie owner of the hidden name m the following verse is well-known m Penanj No. Si I A name of note, connected with the Press, Than he no better friend you'd wish to meet. (.jrave as a judge, yet humerous withal t»o search
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      DEATH OF MR. C. A. PATON.
      162 2 The many friends of Mr. C. A. Paton will regret to hear that he died at 8 a.m. yesterday morning. I lie deceased gentleman was for many years m the employ of Messrs. John Little Co., Ltd., m their provision and wine department. It
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      NEW ARMENIAN VICAR.
      72 2 The arrival of the new Vicar for the Armenian Church of St. Gregory, the Rev. M. C. David, lias immediately followed the completion of the elegant new Parochial House, situated on the corner of Armenian and Coleman Streets. The reverend gentleman is no stranger to old residents
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      TANJONG PACAR ARBITRATOR.
      490 2 SIR MICHAEL HICKS-BEACH. A. DISTINGUISHED CAREER. Great preparations are being made m Singapore to welcome nnd accommodate Sir Michael Hicks-Beach Bart., M.P., who will airive here on the 12th inst. to act as umpire m the Tanjong Pagar Arbitration. We understand that "Blanche I louse" on Mount
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      NO MONEY NO SUPPER.
      111 2 Mr. C. Ridgway. proprietor of the Sailors' Rest m High Street, has applied for summonses against a couple of Shenvood Foresters. He states that the men, on being refused supper on credit, smashed one of his lamps and assaulted him. Subsequently, he found that one of
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      DEATH FROM SNAKE BITE.
      85 2 The first case of death from snakebite for many years i> report e<l from Colombo, the victim being a Malay woman, who was bitten while asleep, on the 24th ultimo. She aroused her brother, who caught the snake and bottled it, not thinking that its bite
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      SALVATION ARMY NUISANCE.
      121 2 A resident of Maradana, Ceylon writes to the Ceylon Standard complaining of the noise made by the Salvation Army at their meetings held m his neighbourhood. He states that their barracks are situated m the most crowded part of the settlement, and that from 7 to 9
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      146 2 Thi regular annual inspection of Raffles Institution is m progress. Mr. Ridyard Kipling has written a new book entitled "They," which Messrs. MacMillan Co. will publish shortly. Gwili, the Welsh bard, has just finished to his satisfaction a sermon on which he has been engaged for fifteen years. Tm: P.
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      OPIUM CRUSADE.
      222 2 AUSTRALIAN CHINESE AGITATING FOR PROHIBITION. The Chinese of the Commonwealth are not at all pleased with Mr. Deakin's attitude m regard to the opium question, and contend that the f?ct that petitions bearing close upon a quarter of a million signa.ures have already been presented praying for the
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      A SEASONABLE SUGGESTION.
      290 2 The Times of Malaya makes an excellent suggestion to the F. M.S. Railway and the Straits Steamship Company re the approaching Christmas holidays, as follows Now t?.at the Xmas holidays will soon be upon M| the majority of us will be thinking of how best to spend
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      LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
      81 2 At the meeting of the Legislative Council this afternoon, the Acting Colonial Secretary will move that the Council approve the rate of wages for immigrants who shall enter into contracts under "The India.) Immigration Ordinance of nx>4." lh? Amendment Bill to the Currency Ncte Ordinance of 1899 XV
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      NEW HARBOUR AT COLOMBO.
      192 2 Mr. W. Matthews, of the firm of Messrs. CoodCL Son and Matthews, who is now m the city for a period of about five weeks m connection with our harbour scheme and the Tanjong Fagar arbitration, was instrumental m having the scheme for the new fishery
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        62 2 THE STRfIITS PfIRCEIi AND SHIPPING AGENCY 40 Robinson Road. Parcels Collected and Delivered to all Parts, Passages Booked, Passenger's Luggage Collected and delivered or board or at Destination. F FOR PROMPTNESS AMD MODERATE CHARGES E Goods Stored to suit Passengers Convenience. Cable Address: TOBACCO. Codes a.b.c. 4th sth Ed. Lietier,
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        307 2 TOWN HALL, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF H. E. The Governor, SIR JOHN ANDERSON, FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. Commencing Monday, October 2nd. THE BANDMANN OPERA CO. By special arrangement with Mr. George Edwardes. will present TO nSTEG-IHT Friday, October 6th. CATCH OF THE SEASON. The latest Vaudeville Success. r H.
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        413 2 ROBINSON I and Co. HOLD THE LARGEST STOCK OF I PbotoarapWc 6oods, FILMS, PLATES PAPERS,! ALWAYS FRESH. I Hand Cameras, Stand Cameras, j Plate Cameras, Film Cameras, I Warwick and Ilford Plates Papers! Chemicals. S.nLES, FRAMES, DISHES. I Everything- for Photgraphic use, Robinson Companp. ff-m- rnnruw>A>. .-.~r ~ij-.i m -jirr
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        424 3 Heratea Water Factorp, 15, ENGGOR STREET, BARUGH CO., LTD.— Proprietors. W c have recently erected a complete plant of POWERFUL MEW MACHINERY, At No. 15, Enggor Street near Tanjong Pagar. Our SODA AND BOTTLING MACHINERY made by HAYWARD, l^LhK ft Co., (the most celebrated firm ill the trade) comprises every
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        308 3 R. B. LINDSAY Co. 16, COLLYER QUAY. Forwarding Agents. Agents for Messrs. Carter PaterBOn A Co. Limited, London. [JECEIVE Parcels and Packagc> and forward to Colombo, Rangoon India, the United Kingdom and the Continent. Packages shipped to the Australian Mates every month at lowest rates. Our next despatch of packages
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