The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 September 1900
1900-09-26
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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Title Section19 1900-09-26 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. THIRD SERIES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, 26™ SEPTEMBER, 1900. DAILY ISSUE, No. 39 m19 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement802 1900-09-26 1 T-* n Office. Telegraph St. AC Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CFYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ADEN, KGVPT, MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR. MALTA, BRINDISI. VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports, also for Chtn'a Co^ut, and Sam Francttco802 words
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Advertisement746 1900-09-26 1 CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVI- I GATION COMPANY, LIM TED. OUTWARD. HOMPWARD. For Honuiono Shamo- For Marskillbs and hai fc Japan Ports. London. Through Bills of Lading issued to Manchester continental ports, New York, Boston, PhiladdI phia and Baltimore, &c. for freight and other particulars apply to THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED,746 words
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Advertisement435 1900-09-26 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under Contract with thi Netherlands Imoia Oovbknmbbt. Agents at Singaporb. Ships Agency, late DAENHELS Co.. 2-3 Collyer Quay THI UNDIRMINTIONID DATBS ARK ONIT ArPROXIMATB. From fexpeetea Will be despatcned tor Maetsuycker Batavia Sept. 24 Batavia, Chenbon, S^marang, Sourabaya, Macassar, Dongal*. Menad >, Ternate, Goronulo Sep. 28435 words
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Advertisement764 1900-09-26 1 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI AX BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL fiooooooo RKSERVE FUND >„ *****0 RESERVE LIABILITY OP "> PROPRIETORS ..j 0^00,000 Courr or Oikectoke. N. A Sibm, Esq.— Cnaibmam. R. Subwam, Bkj.— Dkfutv Chaibhan. R. M. G«a», Rmj. H. W. Sladb, Esq. E. Goit/. Ewj. D. M. Moses, Bsq. A. Haupt,764 words
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Advertisement643 1900-09-26 1 PETER SYS 1 WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. THK only remedy at piesent known as an INKALliulc. and PERMANENT LuKt tit Sprue, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Hemorrhage and Ulceratioo of the Bowels RECOMM ENDED SOM^H. -^SPECI^^^.CA, PKOPKSSIO, THE PETER SYS COMPANY Nov ont oma A D SoL Mamu^ctumrs), 9, Old Ch,»» Str.st, Shanohai i7-««,iooo NEW643 words
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Advertisement759 1900-09-26 1 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND <• T<m) RISEN KAISHA' (ORIINTAL 5.5.C0.1 Hirough passage tickets granted to Baa^a^ Prance, and Germany by all trans-Atlan,,/^ i a^cauo^ 1 SULt «L S iir n R. r ?w lin h Ye the proInc or Canada Pacific Railway^ Passengers, who759 words
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Article1150 1900-09-26 2 For two or three days past the views of tho«e who liad no faith m the alleged u p-ace n*-goiiair-ns to I.c Mitred into b> Ll HlncC HANG .nd h o a^urs with 'he Ku rK Mi, iv lC s> have been sufficiently justified by the1,150 words
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Article582 1900-09-26 2 The Siam Electricity Co. propose to pay dividend tf 4 lor th« hait year Mrs. Annie Besant, of the Theosophical Society, i» coming out to the Ea^t again. A King woman, of 35 Dunlop-st., reportN the tl»-i t of a box containing jewellery and clothing value 9131.80. A CMmm b<-ygar582 words
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Article93 1900-09-26 2 "Tilt SArriß Cvr." A Cup has been kindly presented to the Cub by »he officers of the Royal Engineers now stationed at Singapore. This Cup will be known as "The Sapper Cup" and will be yearly played for during the months of October and November. The93 words
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Article67 1900-09-26 2 The Kirkdale from Manila with a cargo of copra, left for Marseilles yesterday. The Batavier was towed to Keppel Harbour yesterday to be docked for repairs. The barque Strathisla undocked after renewing her keel, and was towed to the roads yesterday. The Austrian transport Maria Teresa lett for67 words
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Article87 1900-09-26 2 Y»-ste day afternoon the trial of Li Kiang Liit. cfi^tg d wiih having sold goods with a Iblm t a<ie description was begun. Mr. N per prosecuted and Mr. Buckley d fervlt-d. I l'i< < a-e b a similar one to that of Kwf k Lin Huk. wio87 words
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Article82 1900-09-26 2 At ih* m«*eti' g <»f th»- Council on Tue^• Hrj next, Mr Napier will ask his question a '»ut the delay of the proposed Malacca j Customary Lands Bill. The Jury Lists will be referred to a Committee. The first reading of the Supply Bill for lyii will82 words
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Article369 1900-09-26 2 Complications Prob\»lis. L Echo de Annie writes Here is a bit of news that is being kept secret m order to avoid exciting the Annamite and Indo-Chinese population. The situation is vf-ry disquieting m Kuang-Si and KuangTung, which bound our frontier, east of Tonkin. The island ol369 words
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Article364 1900-09-26 2 A Kling cartman went to the police station this morning with eight bags of black pepper and other things m his cart He said they had been handed over to him by three Chinamen from a go-down off Tan Thye Place The Chinaman left and told him to364 words
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. THE CHINA CRISIS.
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Article15 1900-09-26 2 Hongkong, Sept. 25th, 3 p.m. The Allies are advancing on Paoting-tu15 words
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Article16 1900-09-26 2 A Drag on the Allies. Lihungchang has failed to dissuade them trom the expedition.16 words
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Article22 1900-09-26 2 Li to Recapture Peking. He has been ordered by a »ecret decrer to rai-e an army to re-take Peking.22 words
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Article33 1900-09-26 2 Imperial Honours to Li Pingheng. Shanghai, Sept. 25th 7.5 p.m An Imperial Decree has been issuer! granting posthumous honours to Li Pingheng who committed suicide after th. battle of Tungchou.33 words
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Article51 1900-09-26 2 A Reported Ultimatum. Guilty to be Punished. Otherwise Advance into Shansi. The officials here are alarmed at a report that Count Walderse m an ultimate; threatens to stop all supplies from the Yang-tse Valley and dispatch an Allied 1 force into Shansi unless the culprit- a promptly51 words
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Article25 1900-09-26 2 SOUTH AFRICA KOMATIPOORT OCCUPIKD. Pole Carew has occupied Koomaupoort A Boer Camp Captured. Paget has captured a Boer Camp nri| I Klands River25 words
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Article12 1900-09-26 2 Steyn and Viljoen are following trie Selati Railway northwards.12 words
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Article27 1900-09-26 2 Three Thousand Surrender. Altogether 3,000 Boers have surrendered to the Portuguese and have been sent to Lourenco Marques, where they are under guard.27 words
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Article33 1900-09-26 2 The Russians at Peking. A Gradual Withdrawal Ordered. An Imperial Decree states that the remaining Russian troop* at Peking will be withdrawn gradually as the local conditions permit. London, September j6tk, /goc.33 words
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Article59 1900-09-26 2 Bobs. No need to ask why A •uppleSnTi^ i*** I***1 on Thursday, or Tuesday neL P ublish^ on Monday news for desnar^k oatain »ng the latent F^nch rnai| P by the homeward noon. The horn T? On Sund *X af '«r- SunTay 1 0^ 001 md ward mails will »k59 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement585 1900-09-26 2 LOBT. /~\N Sunday, a Pearl Scatf Pin, m the Cemetery or between there and Teluk Blanga. Reward paid on returning to M. T., c o Fret I'rt.i. Sept. 25 27.9 BETHESOA BRAS BASAH ROAD. Yf K. Eaouir, recently arrived from North China, N1 will give an address on Friday evening585 words
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Advertisement108 1900-09-26 2 TO-DAT'S ADVERTISEMENTS. McAlister Co. Champagnes G. H. MUMM Co.'s EXTRA DRY PERINET FILS DRY VERZENAY Clarets ST. JULIEN AND MEDOC Sherries SANDEMAN Co.'s VERY PALE DRY PALE DRY NUTTY AND FINE OLD BROWN BOGLER Co.'s FINE OLD DRY AMONTILLADO C. DEL PINO Co. Si JEREZ SECO Madeira SANDEMAN Co.'s Ports.108 words
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Advertisement1083 1900-09-26 2 TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS P. ft O. S. N. Co. SPECIAL NOTICE. T" 1 HE Company's mail siearrnr MALTA leaving x Sinoaporb abuut the jkd N vihiu will 1 proceed direct to M*rseilii«, Pi.tmouth and London AVOIDING TRANSHIPMENT AT COLOMBO. This vessel has excellent accomodation for Ist and 2nd Saloon passengers and1,083 words
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Advertisement137 1900-09-26 2 TO-DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS. TO LKT "TTHK Si Pas^ir P^i j ,n g Seaside Bunralon. ror particulars app,\ i.> GEOK I EAT Co. Sept. ?6 CLERK OF WORKS Mith experience m the Eist. |*f will undertake (he daily supervision of building works and examination of maleria s on behalf of jvners, Iree137 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous165 1900-09-26 2 The Week Wednesday, 26th High Water:— 11.38a. Municipal Commission, a.30 p. Chess Club, Town Hall, 5.15 p. S.V.A. Recruit's Drill, 5.15 p. iv a" 5 s v £T L Gun s^J*« o.v.a. Ac o.V.K. Lamp practice. S_ac > The Belle of New York, Town Hall% p. Thursday, 37th Hi K165 words
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Article186 1900-09-26 3 Discussing the difficulty of IVnang members find m coming down to Legislative Council, the Pinang f iazettr asks for day to day sittings when its representatives are here, especially when any bill concerning Pehang is under consideration. It says: The I'enang members propose to attend at Singapore m186 words
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Article353 1900-09-26 3 Warkin Challbnob Smibld. I2th Co. R. A. v. Tanjono Paoar F. C. Thi Gumnbrs Wm it Two Goals to Owb. This match was played on the Recreation Club ground before a good attendance of spectators. Tbe play was very even for the first ten minutes, but then a353 words
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241 1900-09-26 3 Mr. John Barrett, ex US Minister to Sianv I the course of a long article on the posi io* A-ner;ca hoFd* m the Phi,ipp;nes m re^ .r U China, says History will further show |bat '."ere would have been no insurrection or rebellion against241 words
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S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
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Article106 1900-09-26 3 A SINGLK*. Wvers «*e 15 V. Pearce, scr., uniip.. M tieat Symes, owe 1 6—4, O— 2. liew.ng o*e 15^ beat Kainnie, scr., 4— 7—5, i B Siwuii. Pollock, 5 Urat Noon, scr., 4—6, 6 o O—o. Carter, scr. beat Morgan, 1, 6—3, 6 I. C Singles. MB,106 words
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Article134 1900-09-26 3 Chammonsh.t. "symes v. Battenburg. A IMIH NVKhxrs, owe 15 v. Pearce, to finish. Mactagxart, s 0 v Darbishire, 4to finish. B Simolis. <Jarter v. Scott Simpson v. Pollock. Sinoli.s. Do«rat, 2 v. Kolleit, owe 15 to finish tiraKam. owe 3 v. Kuchwaldy, 4 to finish. A" Douslbs.134 words
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Article499 1900-09-26 3 THE MOANING OF THE BAR." Lawyers Raatan. Sling-time at the Hongkong Club has been exceeding j nous of lar e wnh a novel subject of di-cu«.sion. 'Bri ainv rsus rtoer' was apparently n.t in it with an action that enme off brilliantly the other day within the sacrrd arena ol499 words
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769 1900-09-26 3 Direct <rs Hipori Your Directors no* 'u'imit a statement cf tl> Company's Accounts It ihe ptn d from 1- 1 January, 190, to 25th |ul>, io/x>. bei«g tlie fir,' half year of the twofih >ear of the Company existence by the Chi<.e>r C .Itndar.769 words
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Article33 1900-09-26 3 Mr. Edward Ambrose, one of the Aberdeen Customs officials, has been selected to fill tbe post of A»sistant-Director-Gen-eral of the Siamese Customs. He will serve for two years and draw £1000 a year.33 words
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Article3099 1900-09-26 3 THE GROWTH P REFORM IJEAS FROM THE IBWITI O THE CHINESE ENCYCLOPEDISTS. (Eleventh Special Article.) I. Nf.w Ideas. No great civilization h?s ever deve'oprd entirely out of nalive resources, h' wever powerful may be the racial intellect or whatever may be the speciil gifts of3,099 words
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Article107 1900-09-26 3 Th*r-- w^i another large audience at the Town Hall l-ist ni^ht lo wi n»-!-s the la^t pf-rlornaue ot thr- I'ollard Co m "The desla" A d»-li^h(ful slio**' was again give .'ill the parti U< in»j w^- I »-x- uted and tluitng ireqj< nt a.'pauic and cnorc-To-ni^in fid to-murr<<vv107 words
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Article87 1900-09-26 3 SEPTEMBER 26th, 1000. Quotation. (AriT4L. Paid Up. Shmm P.m Oi--J TB£t N— ».~W 4.4.»3- .99.875X4 R*ll'«; AsU :os Kastern A K enry. Nominal. loooof^ 8 8 -S«4 £i Bweaj Her «r j grg > "g fc < -»..s.te:is &Sa. i sis-is*: ID^> 100.000 t 100,000 1.000 Si iv87 words
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Article79 1900-09-26 3 (Corrected up to September 2t) on London. Bank 4 tn/ s 2 f t^ demand 2 O 7 Private credits 3 mft i/il documents 3 m/s 3/>t*e credits 6 ra/s 2 /il Francf. demand ig/t Germany, demand an} India. T. T ....!I.isd Hongkong, demand P Pra r Yokohama, demand..79 words
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Article105 1900-09-26 3 (September ao BaS£ *>*■ do. cube No. 1 co do. White, (Fa.r L/W= s 75 Nutmegs 110s to the Ib.) do. (80s to the Ibj... Mace(Banda; ,~1 o Cloves (Amboina) 9 L.benan Cotfee 3 Tapioca, small pearl (FaVr 'qiUlity') 6 do. do flake (do. do.) J' do. medium pearl105 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement354 1900-09-26 3 Facts of absorbing interest to those who are m the clutches of nheumat.sm. One cannot be too q<nckly cured of Rheumatism. To get rid of ihose awful pains that make life a nt-ver ending series of torture, now milde now excruciating, to-day m bed, to morrow hobbling around m crutches—354 words
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Advertisement229 1900-09-26 3 OCtAN SltAvl SHIP COMPANY AND NEDERLANUaCHESTOOM. VAAKT MAATSCHAPPIJ OCEAAN. The Company's steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China, and |apan, and from Japan homewards for London every ten days. The Company's steamers on the Java Line art despatched irom Amsterdam and Liverpool every fortnight for the Straits,229 words
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Advertisement30 1900-09-26 3 M mifcr Lading I f M^^g A RanMdy for all Irpe£ular4tie«. 8.f.tl A. ■Old by Singapore Olsp. n«lnn Co., Ltd R«*Ti#» Place, SinOpor* Ptor MARTIN, Cheait»t. SOt TM, ,> N tNdLAIHX30 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous226 1900-09-26 3 M.,iU LLObE. I O-MORKOW. Hoi P At Sourabaya, fltc. Sane Borneo 1 pm He. 1 pm Manila, ace. Gleiturrtt 3 pm Bagan Sri Tnnggan < 3 I'M v v Calcutta China 4 pm P-iltmb injj Xeera 4 pm Klan^' Chow Phva 4 PM Batavia. Sec. Giang Ann 4 PM R.itavia,226 words
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Miscellaneous846 1900-09-26 3 VKSStLi) IN POI Mm-0.-W., rUiindTm Comm.ndw. »mnd Krom For Wh«o ft?!. Bni.cruis., 1770 S,r B. Wrey July 2 Ku.U Klang Stat.on. C ES> Amer. g.b., 1534 Sawyer* Sept. 7 Norfolk tmmWmam FJ.e.ATon. M..,er. Arnwd From Con.,«,e. X,- Wher iHSSI t£ SS M Old r" Pt 24 Hon kon X P846 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement702 1900-09-26 4 11/ ANTED for Pahang. Hospital dresser. I W Apply to PATERSON SIMONS fc Co. I "wanted I A CLERIC with a knowledge of Bookkeeping. Apply by letter to HOGAN 4c Co., Ltd. Merbau Road. Sepuao «7-9 \\*ANTKD Teacher ior the Vih Standard St. W Francis School. Malacca. Salary $30 to702 words
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Advertisement1226 1900-09-26 4 Kelly and Walsh Ltd. NEW BOOKS. Russia Aummst Imdi*, the siruo«lb for Asia, by A. R. Colquhoun 3.00 Thb Overla- n to China, by A. R. Colquhoun 9.50 Cuiva m Transformation, by A. K. Colaahoun 9.50 The Problem m China and British Policy, by A. R. Colquhoun 1.*5 Golden Dbbds1,226 words
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Advertisement829 1900-09-26 4 n Yk*te fi ft If* WOBCESTEBSHIRE SADCE. w EY SPECIAL WARRANT J^f^S^^^ THE QUEEN PURVEYORS TO EMPRESS OF INDIA. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES^ -Jv. H f 'bsHs9tW> uTi *il ItrJi w{^ A' //">*"} C* f\ r\f Cr\ fj f?/~\A o IT Pommery and Greno's Champagne. It is a well known fact829 words
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Advertisement1243 1900-09-26 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port ot departure, and (wnere known) date due here, and name oi Agents. Mbm-of-War. Alobr, Fr. cruis., Toulon, Sept. Aloubttb, F. d'patch b., Toulon, Oct. Asami, Jap. t. ship. Spithead, Sept. Avalanc hi, Fr., Toulon, Sept. Azam«, Jap. cruis., Sept. Alt' ma, Jap. cruis., Barrosa, Braz. cruis.,1,243 words
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Advertisement949 1900-09-26 4 Passengers lor Straits. China ft Japan Per N. D. L. OUUnburg. due Sept. 2;.— Mr. Dunn, Mr. Sprink, Mr. Burger, Mr Engelhrecht Mr. W. Koger, Mr. Weber. Per M. M. Sydney, due Sept jo.-Mr. .V. j Bradford, Mr. L Dupire. Mr. P. Dupire, Mr. T. Tarn, Mr. de Wit. Per949 words
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