The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 November 1897

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  • Domestic Occurrence.
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      BIRTH.
      20 2 V Frankfort House, Lloyd Road, Singapore, n the lijth instant the wile of THOMAS M* ">■ I Li a daughter.
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    FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1897.
    672 2 Nui ha\ in^ the precise text of tht Hiinal ground Bye-laws before BS we < annot quite definitely (peak ot tiie discu-^ior. that took place at the Municipal meeting yesterday. !:i the ni.iir: however we gtrneralK' a^r -c with Mr NANSON that the t--ndency, as Municipal
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    Oie Singapore fixtt yress.
    14 2 Utrg pti er 1 ipncrfri p'*- :*id «nltV. and !.a*.
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    GAZETTE NOTIFICATIONS.
    72 2 Mr. J. Ander.-on is appointed a member of the Pilot Board, vice Mr. \V. fcLßobertson. j*k& M. J. Gibson is appoinnv a Municipal Commissioner for I'enang. Messrs. \V. A. Cuscaden and Mr. Ten Teng Siong has ben appointed Municipal Commissioners for Malacca. The Diamond Jubilee Dancing Association, Singapore,
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    157 2 f Malay Mail., l it.-.ii Out .Mr. George Bellamy is 1 man* agm^j a tin mine m Cornwall. Ml wa-> always ■m earnest worker, so is -.ure to do well. I h«: Selangor clerks have been granted a temporary increase of 10 per cent, on their salaries, the
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    "THE ETERNAL FEMININE."
    114 2 Rabiddin, (he Mala) Corporal of the Singapore Co. Royal Engineers who was removed yesterday morning early to Pulau fir mi m a -late of unconsciousness, was tent latei m the day 10 Forl Canning Hospital, where h< ilirrd aboul noon. The Police are making enquirie- into the
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    FIRE IN FRASER STREET.
    95 2 An alarm ol fire was raised about 8-40 tiii> noroiog it. 1 ra-- r Street, v being discovered that the back part of No jj, a brothel wa- burning Ihe house has recently than^' d laii'i.-.iiiid 'he o. cupicr iat present away m China recruiting, the
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    THE ASSIZES.
    169 2 i esterda) at the Assizes T. H. I). (Jii\ er the Eurasian who was iadict'-d on a dou« bit: charge of forg< :v .md using h~ genuine a forged documeui was convicted on both <_ounl*f%nd M-nt'-nced to one v car's rigorou- imprisonment This morning, Thomas Efwbn. formerly hi>:f
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    INTERPORT FOOTBALL MATCH.
    86 2 Thb Vj.siTok TbaH. Ibe following was the team selected to represent the Straits and Shanghai v. Hongkong Football Club 00 Monday at 4 p.m. J. G. McTaggart (goal; A. J. Woodrofte and J. Mann (backs) G. C. Curtis, F. \V. Talbok md A Stc.v.u4 (half backs) R.
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    A CONSPIRACY AGAINST SIR ROBERT HART.
    162 2 Peking, Nov. 4. It has been ascertained beyond doubt that Ru-sia and France are actively conspiring to procure the dismissal of Sir Robert Hart from his post ol Inspector-General of I. M. Customs, and it is taking ostensible shape. The procedure followed much resi-mbles
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    THE CHINESE MARITIME CUSTOMS.
    40 2 The New Deputy Inspbctok-Genbral. (China Mail Correspondent.) Shanghai, Nov. 12,3.23 p.m. It is reported here that Mr. Robert Rredon, lately Commissioner of Customs at Canton, has been appointed Deputy Inspector-Genera! of the Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs.
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    FOOTBALL.
    761 2 I. Co. Rifle Brigade S. C. G. The above-named teams met last evening m the competition for the Warren Shield. A very good game was witnessed by the usual crowd of spectators. The Club played up splendidly, and well deserved their win. The S. C. C kicked off, and
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    A LAND CHEATING CASE.
    412 2 Yesterday afternoon Peh Tata and En a Sourajin were charged with forging an indenture bearing date Aug. i6l.ii, i s v purporting to be between the seiond accused and Cheng Yew Chew, and with personating the said Cheng Yew Chew m presenting a document to Mr.
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    INTER-COLONIAL RIFLE MATCH.
    1059 2 Tub HoMwkonG Shoot. SIMOIPOBI W: I*-'1 with m> I<E< ORn Si OKI. 1 lima Mail, 1 Ik S'ov.) The Hongkong team fired m the Imcr-port Rifle Match at the Association Ihn^c at Kowloon this afternoon. Owing to the daaof^aa-ise-1 st;ite ot the Hotttfkomg Rifle Asiociation, it was
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    REUTERS TELEGRAMS.
    644 2 The Washington Conference No Result The Conferences at WUwMn on th» question of reciprocity with atidda and on the Sealing Question havi rnrj. out any result. Sir VVilired Laurier lia^ returp«jd to Canada. Austria and Turkey Austrian Demands Complied W:th It is stated that the Sultar ot I
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      1189 2 ■^Jell's Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd., HAVE REMOVED TO 43 BAFFLES PLACE, ORNKK OF BATI'hKN ROAD.) ist Floor over the Dispensary. (At U.C. I TO-DAY 3 ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE 'THE inteie^t and responsibility of Mr. C. Edgar 1 t'Sourabaya) cease^l m our firm on the >oth I September 160,;. KDC'.AK Co. Nov.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      199 2 The Week. Friday, 19th High Water 5. ;S a., s-te P- n:ket. Public Schools v. Kebt. (taffies Girls School Entertainment, >-. p.mj Diltrict Grand lx>dge, fe-jo m Saturday, 20th Hifch Water 6.37 a., '1.57 p. m Court ot Inquiry, 10 a.m. Star of East, G.T., 7-30 p.m., fempefir. r .rv>re
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