Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 28 November 1907

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. NOJS72, VOL. 111. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 23. L 907. Pr?ij£ 0 CENTS.
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    OFFERING HUSBANDS AS PRIZES.
    643 1 A Berlin tradesman ha- lately issued a circular promising to bestow band, in the person of his son upon the spinster who shall, within a yearspace, collect the most couponwhich i- with each purcha < the value of 5 marks. To the husband, a^ a wedding
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    ALREADY BOOKED
    130 1 lie was a gallant Poet Office 1 and bu-inc-~ toi the in -lark PrcscotlT, to his joy, there entered a idy. What 1 I do for j with unusual .itfability. I w.nr 1 peony ~tani|j." lid hi> uner. "And would yon niiod MOS thtfl letter f«»r mc, a^
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    39 1 It gg< ted that Fective ny men to whom me -cd would be did in their bills, not in prose, but in verse, I l>ie^ that was smart and n. 8* ci little debt Ml gtin- 1 tie. abchkcl>or.i
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    LABOUR STATISTICS.
    287 1 -t year the aggregate duration of at disputes in the amounted to ree millioo than the average of the five previous },000 working days), although well below the period 1&96-1900 (7,010,000 workiag tough the numl which work wee suspended appears Urge, says the annua! and lock-outs, it amounted
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    A MILITANT JESUIT.
    254 1 The prompt action of Fathci Augustine's, Brookland, D turing and chastising a poor-box robtfer whom he caught in his elm remind- I of one ot s stationed at Concwago, Pa. worthy father, who has long sin ed to his re\ ard, was a fitting of the grea
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    46 1 call. In the midst the small son inly nan nald came running in' rtieeto were id one of his eyes blacken. iW," said the preachc ivc been fighting again ai ni m a Week fwrnT sai<: home and >r you ow got two black ey i
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      232 1 0, t ROGEE CO. pedical Reserve" 0 6MK BRANDY BY TH E LBNein. IftHj LITTLE &CQ, v Lm! V^^^N^ GRAND XJVIRS BAZAAR NOW OPEN. SPECIALITY OF J A. BRIOSCHI fe Cy. MILAN Italy) I net* awarded at all tbcP .1 hxhihiticns. Ibrcc Diplcmes ef Hcrsur and Twelve Gold ami Si
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      287 1 Mfc *~^--~---^ni ■~irs~irg~rir-r----irwTin-r~Lriimfii»~i.riin-rij Mr i~ir--r "*~i KATZ BROS. Ltd.! Bl I rO ANN* NCE THEIR GREAT CHEAP SALE. WILL 1 ).\I.MI N( X J MONDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1907, AND LAST FOR I 6 Days Only j I Unparalleled Reductions in All Departments. j Ho wa rth Erskine Ei7^ii>cers ai>d Contractors.
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      17 1 FROMY, ROGEE A CO Medical I Reserve" PURE GRAPE BRANDY 0 M Mil 1^ THE L 1N<2!.1
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    PRODUCE.
    105 2 SIM.APORi:, NoYt.MBH? ""i M Gambiei buyers S 7° do (Cube No. i) unpicked >°-3° Com Bali ••Jj do Pontianak m J«*s Pepper, Black buvci- '4 -'5 do White 5 o/c *°*5 C Sago Floor s'ai.iwak •< do Brunei No. i »i 3 2 I'eail Sago >*55 Coffee Bali, picked
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    EXCHANGE.
    123 2 i Batik 4 bi/j* */<! 5/' 10 Demand I J > 4 Privati- 6 ni/s 1/4 I < i' I 1 Sank i t.jl I'nv.itc 3 M/« do 6hi 2..} 4 Bank d/d ii 1 vale 3 111 3 < Bank I. 1 173! Private 30 d < 'l
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. THURSDAY, 28TH NOVEMBER. A MODEL ISLAMI INSTITUTE.
    989 2 II \\Y want no favour, since uncle r beneficent British rule we get a fair field and the ability and character are only tests and if our coreligionists desire to obtain fuller political rights they* Must concentrate all their
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    692 2 Paddy prospect- this year at Kuala Pilah arc reported to be unfavourable. aOKAB fitter to attend to the i Ipoh is to be engaged next year. In i Might a panihei isited the town of Kuala Pilah the other day and carried off a fowl from the house of a
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    AMBULANCE EXAMINATIONS.
    49 2 ■fts<>_f| The tol. final group eU *"J* John Ambulance coi|»Medallion txat i. M C ST IS. Robertson. N|cda i•JfcV. P. N- Hunter. labC hygiene taj** Dr Wallowa) iKvamnu and H.Pnor,andMe^ ding. "r c U J wetson. l*J"j' X M Pdch< I Meadamcs Stuart ol)( aud the N
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      173 2 ALHAMBRA. TO-NIGHT. Entire Change of Programme. TOMMY IN 9 CIETV The Troubadour. TB* DOS WAT, MASTERS WTIHUIt JU..IA"S FIHST BiKE RIDE The i>ad Alan. A Thrilling Taie of South America. .VHO.ESOME A HIGHLY. TROPICAL -.ORiTING AND! j P^V ftND BF JNEXCELLE 3 SEASONABL I 91 lUTI j 'J BEVERAGE. I
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      30 2 Behn Meyer Co., LTDKEY BEER fc- _a (Shop Kunchi) Blood Woolfe's Stout. House of Lords Whisky. Charles Heidsieck's White Se<_l Champagne Beehive Brandy. a i Behn Meyer &Co., Sole Agents.
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      340 2 LOST. /-1 OLD Signet Ring between lanjong T ''agar and Netherlands Bank. Reward. Secretary, Hotel De la Europe. it- 1 1-07 30-1 I-07. jHE Trieste Hotel has now been 1 removed from No. 76, South Bridge Road, to W, North Bridge Road, opposite the union Hotel. H 28-1 1-07 10-
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      464 2 Vessels at Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour. Wharves at which Vessels were berthed yesterday. lA\l< »NU iR. East Wharf Bassin:— Nil. h Samoa, i Unity, Bharata, Lai Sang. Swans Wnaar) Nil. Section N l I 'agmar. 3 rerrier, Helios. Kagoshima Maru. Nil. la son. Nil. sM. Ricksscrs, P. Ludwig. 9
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      248 2 COMING ESVBRTS. TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 28. HigL Water 4-9 am, 3- 1 pm B I Mail Homeward closes 3 pm Football. X W Kents I i YM C A.. R R No Phi harmonic Orchestra practice Japanese Cinemato^.. w. 7-30 9-30 p Grand Cinematograph Show 7-30 9-30 pm M«>RK UVEMBER 29.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    708 2 SINC.APOKK, NOVLMHKK -'.s, I)atp Number p o» for-i Capital Subscribed of ue Keserv Company Cju«' maton Shares Value up t0 f GOLD /,400,000 £350.000 350,000 1 I Duff Developement Ltd. 2 buyers g .O *****0 HO *io Kadana G. M. Co., (Pr.-f> 2.00 nominal $300,000 $293,000 Io!oOO
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      8 3 a,V iiuoc gft less favour- increase in
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      8 3 10-55 a. m. eniment pays •our hundred
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      5 3 HOT m. iannerman arIV.
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      35 3 AR TROUBLE. a.m. wi official at Berlin the Ka oubling His ::>eror of GerP Imperial best progress v which has by the strain shooting in also has been The news of c was devoid
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      Presidents of Trusts arrested.
      26 3 Presidents of Trusts arrested. k 545 p.m. the Jenkins Novemforgery. whom is the vtorof the also been president of the cently arres„ery and who onday committed
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      11 3 40 p. in i Express was which it fell L
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      Indian Railway Strike.
      32 3 BOARD OF 43 p.™ [boar Government has ap|a Boa iciliatio nen who return to he Chairman ■bay airman of k Indian RailHit n of those was onlv ■.nd whicli
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      9 3 ;».m. at a colliery I men were killed
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      31 3 FISHERS veraber 27, 0-35 p.m. [01- 1: ourable Edmund the BeresfordPintat Dublin said tha Ifcad in Navy was due to n of Admiral psstf ...3 papers not h if ex
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    THE CONVENT BAZAAR.
    65 3 |P**on with the Coi l]_jd» is to be held in the Vie- uurday, next. Mr. am 1 L kind enoug matograph enteri benefit rhe Sho have been seen by most c >s unquestioned a nrst-i ate applied to the use of a a.d we quite expect p
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    21 3 *k*»n. of the above AseoPrinsep Friday, the 39th, »9*? at a p. m when give a lecture on t.sh Main
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    31 3 the building ■^Memorial Clock Tow c _r*n r"^ as ever N,r EJ^aarked. at a committee >car ago, the funds <■■ ■n vestment on good ht per cenl dormant, aa according tffcjdoat present.
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    BIG FIRE AT DUBLIN ROAD.
    464 3 j t m aMl?S___? iV :<oad, to Hre c night of n u■'ublm Road, a bungalow tenan; ed by Mr. F. Jensen of Messrs I UJ- rhe ßrigade o^eadu^ the spot, found the whole building^ veloped in flames the roof had i id the Hre
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING.
    195 3 y Meeting of the Municipal Commissioners will be held in the Board Room, on Friday, the 29th Instant, at 2.30 p.m., punctually. Agen confirm, it approved, the Minute-* of the Ordinary Meeting and ot Special Meeting held on 15th November and of a Special Meeting held on 22nd
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    SUSCIDE OF AN EUROPEAN AT HANKOW.
    68 3 fhe entire community was dej JeWed to learn yesterday g*£* tLZTSto had. "A. state of de- l^nrthe mid-day meal. Upon arrived tor tht mio > he ma nries and a search be. Sy^w^a g revo.ver R eg 1 forehead; deathmust fhc deeoss- been .nsuasaoeou-.
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    BISHOP OLDHAM AND MEN.
    18 3 Bishop w. r address to men <*9 next Hal Rising-' D« oi c r.
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    EXTORTION.
    361 3 A g l iai tWQ oraei eei l yii b to set- r.l Bed by the latter \u Ql n.> i ig r, a amaH B utl it is illeged, went to Ang thho i td bleeding n d sought Aug I toot!* d er, fed bei went to
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    EXPENSIVE PINE-APPLES.
    293 3 The mandor of a pine-apple canning factory at Cha Chu Kan Road, on l'ue-dayga\e a Chinaman in charge for possession ol a kd pine-apples which he averred belonged to him and were stolen by the man. Yesten. ector Hart brought the man before Mr. C. F. Green. The
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    PILFERINC A BICYCLE.
    173 3 1 eo Kim Kuan, a man in the employ warth Erskinc, 6v bicycle. On Tuesday evening, he left the machine in the five foot way of No. 173 Havelock Road and went to a neighbour's. He presently heard cries of thief: He went back and found a
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    RATHER HIGH-HANDED.
    112 3 RATHER HIGH-HAN DED. Hyfcaa satire Mr. F. Gnat ve*terdav morning. OB I charpassing in the Off; i b' Mess., Blakang Ueui B«tte R G. A. gave evidence to the effect that a month or so rjefeodrnl had been sent to f of theft When hi- term had expired he went
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    77 3 I no effect oi the 1 in Slump has i .p. 0 ,j i n n re inquiries b. ing mad I rea good and. sound labour-saving machiner) with th< c-ult that order- c0 to those in a position to neet w>th present requirements of m. p n wild eat
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    POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY.
    591 3 POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPER TY. llk tearing of the eh hi im bre k 1 and tin ft againsi CI n§ long and Yip Hm was, vresumed by M< asrs V\ MicheH aud \Y 5. iibi I; apector Nola prow rated Mr. i\!.> .A lea ired lo tin defe idants.
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    RENEWED FLOODS IN IPOH.
    160 3 After the incessant and torrential rain of Wednesday last and the two previou- afternoons, it was certainly not unexpected that this fhirsday) morning the Kinta river would again overflow its banks, and partially submerge the low lying portions of 'poll, as it did ten days ago.
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    OPIUM DENS RE-OPENED.
    242 3 A correspondent at Sui-Fu, via Chungking, writes The opium dens have been re-opened, and most of the street Stalls rue..- busy a- ever. It came about in this way The opium den keeper- closed up quietly eno jj feeling sure that ifbysi> doing they saved the face
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    94 3 1 AN [qo, impanmai m u y< rterj aN Q^rgi d i ctor Wit- with pieces of wood for which he could rxX iccountsatisfactorily Europi in p < driver said he Identihed the piece- ol Wfjod as the ends of |',v i Ic bad oof given them 1 1 1
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    THE COCONUT BLEEDING DISIASE.
    809 3 IR I li: I' :I. IHE MY* OLDGIST'S E XI'KKII-.M Bcfon I i lltUI li<>m (cy, Mi l Patch, gist at the X Botani al Gard I olossho interviewed by a representative of the Ceylon Morning /.< sal mycologist it it< d that dot tic pcs!
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    TEST OF PUBLIC SPIRIT.
    254 3 S nc time ago we give notice th.it j on the receipt of 1,000 applica: we would start an English weekly from our press, to be the organ of MOlleni opinion in the Punja; fB the H (a Men medan journal ot Lahore). Ihc tact thai
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      118 3 new Japanese Cinematograph BEAC II ROAD II N 1 TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT GRAND PROGRAMME. IN< 1.1 DES THE TWO ORPHANS A CRIME IN THE SNOW FIELD PLMKI SON ETC, Wn% Martin and Shibata Proprietors. HOTEL de la PAIX. SINGAPORE. Tin- old Established Hosem taring thoroughly 1 red and Renovated NOW
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      338 3 SHIPPING NEWS. MEN-OF-WAR ETC. Ac///, II M hrst-cla- tons, 720 crew, 14 guns, 22,000 hp. Captain From Mala .-senior Naval officer U Rds StS >vt str 500 tons, displacement. 35 crew, 700 h. p. Commander Murphy, No* 18. From Port Swettenham, Nov 16. Colonial Government. C-Rds. Tradiiiy Vessels, «*c. Latest
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      258 3 Dagmar, Ger tons, Cant 1 rom Ban*:> and 24 d p Behn Meyer &Cc iangkok, 0 \Y. 1,394 toils. and 17 dp. Behn Ban. Rda. De Eerens, l)u apt Smit, From Bawean, Nov G c. and 250 dp. Daendels C ogle. B ns, Capt Lark nd 81 dp. faik l^c
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      329 4 E' S ,'NAUD'S PERFUMERY call 4 its numerous customer lO the fact that none of its produi tc unless bearing the following wmjmwmi Tilde Marin PORTP-VFINE &VHAiV V^ElsL A L iORfl C-. as illostrat h M law 9 These dtff«. noted \v and the se a"* _f J _r_9_Ev* __H
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      362 4 Singapore K\ Victoria Street. Hs^f The Best .nui Freshest of Provisions, New Shipment Jttsi Arrivod < i, Pate de Foie Gras Sliced Ham i)n I lei rini;Mackerel Vrtichoks Girt a (PSck* Red Cabb ig< dins IVutlce I inii'd Celei i CaaHfloa Asparag m(H< i I stfy) [COBBS. Mushrooms rkeieoi and
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      539 4 I BA NKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Reserve Liability ol Proprietors *****00,000 j Court of Directors G, H, BfSnnUBII. Esq. Chan in... Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick, Deputy Chairman. C. R, Lenzmann, Esq. j H. E. Tomkins, Esq. Chief Manager. Taanfh.j 11. K. R. Hunter. London Bankers. London and I aa
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      384 4 "E. D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED &C GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. APPLICATIONS will be raceraad al the Haste Attendant's I MBce up to the ioth December for the posl of Light Keeper at Tanjong ilantu Light House, Dindincs. Ssrnrj <|to per annum with an allowance of S2O per mensem for Rations,"
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      461 4 FOR SALE. A (,:i,n ,> pisad order and t con f lt a smart D_B 'om^, -niess, Umps The whole to be disposed of cheap TO BE LET. gHOPS to be let, No. 4 and 8 Guthrie Lane, GUTHRIE Co., Lth. TO BE LET. (j ILEandGodoun. With immediate entry No.
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      281 4 AOVERTISINC r ATf Wanted, To Let I F **£H Ff UL^ K t^ k Colas,, above heading fc?^** thncewet%7 a* For i inch Singfcr,^ w ncaoma* t insertions weeM y 7s •SSV "Srlnt^ B. Thfsf Char^ K>r centra* sea* Ad, tisatnents. asscto r <•* *e the Advertises* Manager. to". AfnYAStList
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